Ram Jack

Item 7 in the 2025 FDD outlines initial investments from $150,900 to $650,426, covering equipment, inventory, and vehicles for residential and commercial jobs. The $30,000 franchise fee unlocks protected or unprotected territories, plus training and proprietary products. Ongoing costs skip royalties but hit with a $1,000 monthly administrative and call center fee, potential 2% ad fund, and Ram Jack Dealer Association dues ($1,000 initial + annual + $1 per bracket monthly). No Item 19 means no disclosed revenues or profits, forcing buyers to scrutinize SBA records: just 5 loans averaging $118,600 signal limited financing appeal compared to high-volume peers.

System metrics paint a stable but slow picture—53 franchise locations plus 2 corporate, up just 2% from 50 in 2023 to 51 in 2024, with one transfer and a litigation note over unpaid materials from a terminated unit. Seasonal demand and event-driven repairs offer recession resistance, yet low expansion suggests saturation or high barriers. Buyers eyeing this should probe current franchisee satisfaction, territory availability maps, and real-world job margins to gauge if no-royalty freedom offsets the data gaps and deliberate pace.