Franchisees

Franchisees are independent business owners who buy the rights to operate a business using the brand, products, and systems of an established company, known as the franchisor. By becoming a franchisee, individuals gain access to a proven business model and support, such as training and marketing assistance. In return, they typically pay an initial fee and ongoing royalties to the franchisor. This arrangement allows franchisees to benefit from the franchisor's established reputation while running their own operations. Examples include fast-food restaurants, convenience stores, and retail shops that operate under well-known brand names.