Asurion Tech Repair & Solutions Franchise
We provide full assistance in site selection, development, and through all steps of construction for every location you open!
$125,000
$40,000
682
2013
Orlando,FL
David Barbuto
About Asurion Tech Repair & Solutions
We are operators looking to expand with the right franchisees in the right markets. Our stores open and ramp up quickly, and the cash-on-cash returns in our company are unparalleled. We provide maximum support for every franchisee, from site selection to accounting, marketing, training, customer service support, business to business development and more! Our software and supply-chain logistics are second to none in our industry.
Franchise Unit Trends & Revenue
682
15
$583,002
* in 2024
Franchise Fees
$40,000
Veteran's Fee: $32,000
4.0% - 7.0%
Gross Sales
0.0%
Why Choose Asurion Tech Repair & Solutions?
In-line shopping center near busy intersection with strong anchor tenants. Clear visibility from intersection if possible. Ideally 100,000 people within 3 or 5 mile radius. 15,000 to 40,000 cars per day. Average household income of $55,000 or greater. This criteria is not absolute as each site is different.
Starting Costs & Investment Requirements
$60,900 - $223,350
$200,000
$125,000
Training & Support
We provide full assistance in site selection and development. It’s your lease and buildout, but we will identify markets, negotiate leases and guide you through every step of the construction for every location you open.
Ideal Candidate
Typical franchisees will have some prior business experience. Retail experience or an interest in technology is helpful but not necessarily required. A net worth of $200,000 or more is ideal, and we look for each franchisee to have approximately $125,000 liquid capital available for investment in one location. Multi-store development of 4-6 stores is most common.
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