LocalA flat fee, or a percentage of everything you sell?
Most franchises charge a royalty as a percentage of gross revenue, every year, for as long as you own the business. The more you sell, the more you pay.
Worried Bird charges a flat fee instead. It is the same whether you sell a little or a lot. Drag the slider to see how the two compare at the revenue you choose, and change the fee or the percentage to match what you're weighing up.
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You keep with the flat fee
$1,000 a year
The flat fee costs less at any revenue above $240,000.
Worried Bird's flat fee starts at $15,000 a year and is higher for larger territories. Percentage royalties vary by franchise. Change either number to match what you're comparing.
This calculator illustrates two fee structures using a revenue figure, flat fee and percentage you choose. It is not a projection, estimate, or guarantee of revenue, income, or results for any Worried Bird business.
Want every fee, not just the royalty? See what a Fish Window Cleaning franchise costs, sourced to its disclosure document.
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