franchising model

A franchising model is a way for a business (the franchisor) to expand by granting others (franchisees) the right to operate using its brand, system, and support. Franchisees pay initial fees and ongoing royalties in exchange for proven business methods, branding, training, and ongoing assistance. This model allows the franchisor to grow rapidly without directly managing each new location, while franchisees benefit from brand recognition and established systems. It’s a partnership where both parties share in the costs, risks, and rewards of expanding the business.