SOCCER SHOTS

Item 7 lays out the initial investment at $42,950-$54,300, covering the $36,500 franchise fee plus modest costs for equipment, insurance, and marketing to launch in your territory. Ongoing fees hit 7% royalty, 1% brand fund, plus a tiered software license (2% on first $50K gross sales down to 0.25%) and $100 annual advisory fee—keeping total outflows predictable for a service-based model hitting preschools and parks. Item 19 disclosure is a big plus here, offering revenue insights across mature units that beat many education franchises, while 15 SBA loans averaging $314,480 show banks back this with real capital access.

System metrics scream stability: 313 franchise locations plus 23 corporate, up 2% from 309 to 316 units, with only 2 terminations, 2 non-renewals, and 14 transfers signaling high retention. Projected 15 new units reflect measured growth in children's enrichment, not hype-driven frenzy. For buyers eyeing flexible hours and character-building soccer curriculum, these numbers point to solid ROI potential in underserved territories, especially with proprietary systems minimizing curriculum risks.