Trustegrity

Trustegrity's track record shows promise for a newcomer: franchising began in 2020, jumping from 10 franchise locations in 2022 to 14 in 2023—a solid 40% growth spurt—backed by 11 corporate units and 7 projected new franchises. Item 20 in the 2024 FDD confirms this upward trajectory without major contraction signals like high terminations or transfers, suggesting a stable core model under High Achievers Holdings in Marietta, GA. Still, at just 14 franchise units total, it's a tiny system, meaning limited peer benchmarking and higher risk if expansion stalls in this niche business services category.

Economics tilt accessible upfront but sting ongoing: initial investment spans $31,525-$56,275 (Item 7), including a $15,300 franchise fee, with full range up to $74,275 factoring extras. Royalties hit 12% of gross profit—not gross sales—plus 3% brand fund and $200 monthly tech fee, which could erode thin margins without scale. The glaring red flag? No Item 19 disclosure, so no validated revenue or profit figures from franchisees, forcing reliance on unverified claims in a high-fee setup. For risk-tolerant operators eyeing peer groups, the low entry tempts, but absent earnings proof and with fees eating 15%+ of profits, this feels speculative—proceed only if you can bootstrap to volume fast.