EverLine Coatings and Services

Item 7 lays out the initial franchise fee at $59,500, with ongoing royalties at 6%, a 2% brand/ad fund contribution, and a $285 monthly technology fee per user (typically 1-2 users). While Item 19 earnings claims are absent—a notable gap that leaves prospective owners piecing together performance from other sources like the 89 SBA loans on record averaging $219,388—the system's financial footprint signals strong backing for startups. This no-revenue-disclosure stance heightens the need to scrutinize validated costs for trucks, trailers, and sales vehicles, especially as franchisees expand into epoxy flooring add-ons.

EverLine's health metrics paint a picture of rapid expansion: from 55 locations in 2023 to 79 in 2024 (+44% growth), now at 80 total, with 12 projected new units. Yet terminations hit 7 and system transfers 2, alongside a litigation note on a wrongful termination and breach claim against a former franchisee—flags of operational pressures in a young system (franchising since 2021). For investors eyeing business services, this trajectory suggests high-upside territory plays but demands validation of multi-unit viability and litigation's broader implications before committing.