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The 2025 FDD's Item 7 lays out a mid-range entry: initial investment spans $176,225 to $352,050, kicked off by a hefty $73,000 franchise fee. Ongoing costs include an 8% royalty on gross sales—tiering down to 5% at higher volumes—plus a 1% general service fee (minimum $325 monthly), $170/mo for field software, $799/mo contact center, and smaller tech/accounting fees adding up to roughly $1,000 monthly. Item 19 delivers the payoff: average gross revenue hits $1,380,686, though the median of $737,438 signals variability—top units thrive, but half fall below seven figures, underscoring the need for strong local demand in disability services.

Explosive expansion from 27 units in 2023 to 44 in 2024 (+63%) now totals 50 locations, with 23 projected new units signaling franchisor confidence. SBA data bolsters appeal: 14 loans averaging $186,636 and a solid 7.1% default rate show accessible financing without red flags. Just 2 non-renewals hint at stability, but litigation—mostly fee collections, non-compete breaches by ex-franchisees—warrants scrutiny for territorial protections. For cash-flow-focused buyers, the revenue upside in underserved markets outweighs fee layers if you nail sales of ramps, lifts, and grab bars.