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What Is A Royalty Fee?
Royalty Fees are more commonly associated to Recording Artistes. It is a fee they earn every time a Record is sold. Similarly, many Franchises charge a fixed % Royalty Fee... to simplify it... this means that every time a McDonalds outlet (the franchisee) sells a Burger at £1.50 the
McDonalds Corporation in America takes, say,
20p. The more Burgers they sell the more the
Head Office earns.
Is There A Royalty Fee % With The HYPASOL
Franchise? NO! Unlike most other franchises
we do not charge a Royalty Fee...
FRANCHISING EXPLAINED...
So what is Franchising.... basically it is the right to use a companies brand and service in an agreed geographical area.
The ‘Franchisor’ (thats us) actually owns the brand and intellectual rights to the business and the Franchisee (thats you!) buy the right to use the name and products in an agreed area.
A Franchisee basically owns his or her section of
the business in that area...
On the part of the franchisee, he is said to
have a greater incentive than a direct
employee because he has a direct
stake in the business and reaps
all the profit generated.
So What’s The Catch -
In fairness, we believe that you should keep ALL the profit from your business. We are happy to take a small profit from the products we sell to you at trade discounts... That way you get to keep all the profit.
Am I Tied In When I Buy A Franchise?
Again, we have taken the easy route... many franchises like to tie their franchises in to 3, 5 even 10 and 20 year contracts! The HYPASOL Franchise is offered on a 12 month ‘rolling contract’ basis giving you the chance to build your business but decide after 12 months if the business suits you. If you wish to proceed for another 12 months you simply sign another yearly rolling agreement. Alternatively, if you feel the business is not for you, then you can walk away with no financial or legal obligation to carry on.
The 5 Key Principle Elements to Success
Our Partner Training Programme is envied throughout our business sector.
Product, Sales and Business Management Training is FULLY INCLUDED in the Partner Franchise Package with a Residential Course covering all the aspects of the business enabling you to commence trading as soon as you return
We strongly feel that our past and future success lies in our 5 Key Principle approach
1. High Quality Product & Ongoing Innovation
2. Broad Range to offer ‘Single Source’ facility
3. Cost Effectiveness
4. High Service Levels
5. Training
Can I sell My Franchise Once It Is Up
& Running?
Yes.. like any other business, the sale
price depends on it’s success. In fact, a franchise is much easier to sell than a normal business as it is a more
attractive proposal to a new buyer
as it is part of a national group...
So it's a bit like working on your own
but not being on your own... there’s
someone there to talk to!
More Info? Send for your FREE FRANCHISE PROSPECTUS here
Tel: 01773 711012 email: franchise@hypasol.com
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Kall Kwik Printing
Merry Maids
Mr Clutch
Hilton Hotels
Subway Sandwiches
Dunkin Donuts
Domino’s Pizza
There are many household names that are Franchise operations including;
Snap On Tools
DynoRod
Pizza Hut
McDonalds
These companies charge many
thousands of pounds for the
use of their name and of course
the likes of McDonalds include
the cost of a new restaurant in
the price.. so it is way up there
in the hundreds of thousands!
DID YOU KNOW...?
Starting a new business always carries a risk -
The degrees of vulnerability vary depending on:
Knowledge Skill Financial resources Relevant abilities
Many who start up their own business lack some or all of these qualities. Many fail because they cannot learn quickly enough -
80% of new businesses starting today will fail within the first five years.
With a franchise this risk is substantially reduced -