Square Cow Moovers

Item 7 lays out a mid-range entry: $59,500 franchise fee within a total investment of $167,250-$233,450, covering trucks, training, and initial marketing for residential and commercial moves. Fees stack up at 7% royalty, 1% national ad fund, 2% local advertising, plus operational must-haves like $200 monthly per truck for CRM/tech and $800 monthly call center fee (up to four trucks). Item 19 shines brightly here, reporting average gross revenues of $1,808,646 and median $1,562,321 across units—exceptional for a nascent moving brand—translating to estimated profits of $395,161-$473,088 after expenses. These numbers signal fat margins in a service-heavy industry, especially with long-distance capabilities boosting ticket sizes.

System maturity tells a boomtown tale: from one franchise location in 2023 to three in 2024 (+200% growth), backed by six corporate outposts and ambitious projections for 25 new units. Just one termination mars the record, no major red flags in transfers or renewals, while two SBA loans averaging $150,000 underline accessible financing. For a buyer eyeing underserved moving markets, this screams opportunity in scalability, but probe Item 20 forecasts, litigation history in Item 3, and per-unit economics deeper to gauge if those revenue peaks hold amid competition and fee creep.