CyberGlobal

Franchising only since 2024 from Sheridan, WY, CyberGlobal shows embryonic growth with just 6 projected new units in Item 20, signaling cautious optimism rather than explosive expansion. Item 7 pegs initial investment at $102,050-$123,900, led by a hefty $75,000 franchise fee that eats over 60% of the low-end total. Ongoing fees stack up aggressively: 6% royalty (minimum $600/month after year one), 1% brand fund, $250/month computer systems charge, and an optional $3,000/month marketing program—potentially pushing total outflows to 10%+ of revenue without clear income offsets.

The glaring red flag is no Item 19 earnings disclosure, leaving franchisees blind to average sales or profits from existing units—critical in a brand with minimal track record and only one SBA loan recorded at $170,000 average. This sparsity suggests high risk for early adopters, as system health data lacks terminations or transfers to gauge stability. Investors chasing cybersecurity's boom must weigh the low unit count and fee burdens against unproven performance; this setup favors deep-pocketed operators comfortable with startup volatility over steady income seekers.