WorldKids School

Item 7 lays out the initial investment from $195,000 to $591,500, covering build-out for small, medium, or large facilities—think 2,000 to 10,000 sq ft spaces tailored for tiny learners. The $80,000 franchise fee buys proprietary curricula, training in Seattle HQ, and marketing support. Ongoing fees hit 6% royalty plus 2% brand fund, plus extras like $2,000/mo local ads (or 1.5%), $25/mo POS, and $99-$235/mo QuickBooks. Item 19 shines here: across units, average gross revenue clocks $1,643,981 with a median of $991,368—impressive for a brand franchising since 2024, suggesting top performers crush it in high-demand parent markets.

System health shows 8 corporate locations and just 1 projected new unit, signaling cautious growth in a competitive kid-ed space. No red flags on terminations or transfers in the FDD, but the youth means limited franchisee track record. For buyers eyeing $1M+ revenue potential in underserved bilingual niches, this could yield solid ROI if you nail location and ops—but vet local demand closely, as median lags average, pointing to variability.