FDD Talk: Furry Land Franchise Costs, Fees, Average Revenue and/or Profits (2022 Recap) (2023)

In this FDD Talk article you will learn more about:

• Part I - Estimated Initial Investment for a Furry Land Franchise (Franchise Cost) under the Company's FDD Title 7 for 2022

• SECTION II - Initial Franchise Fee, Royalty and Marketing Fees for the Furry Land Franchise based on Titles 5 and 6 of the Company's 2022 FDD

• Section III - Number of Furry Land franchise and company-owned stores at the beginning and end of 2019, 2020 and 2021, based on the company's 2022 FDD Title 20

• Section IV - Background information on the Furry Land Franchise Opportunity, including related news updates

• Section V - Presentation and analysis of Furry Land's financial performance presentation (average sales and/or profit) in accordance with Title 19 of the Company's FDD 2022, including the following information:

• Total income and expenses for 2020 and 2021 (license fees, brand money, car repair, fuel, maintenance, registration, gross rental/payments for vans, gross fees, manager, call center, toiletries, bank charges and fees, insurance, rent, marketing, office supplies and software ) and gross income minus expensesEin Furry Land-Franchise in Las Vegas, Nevada

• SECTION VI - KEY RELATIONSHIP, COMPARABILITY, CALCULATION AND ANALYSIS OF THE FURRY LAND FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY (Exclusive content for Platinum subscribers）

Section 1 – Shaggy Land Franchise Expenses

• Furry Land Franchise Costs based on Title 7 of the Company's 2022 FDD:

• Initial franchise fee: $62,500 to $185,000
• First vehicle: $12,000 to $15,000
• Technology and office equipment: $1,500 to $3,000
• Startup-Marketing: 3.500 bis 5.000 US-Dollar
• Insurance: $3,500 to $4,500
• Fee: $1,500 to $2,500
• License/Bond: $500 to $1,000
• Deductible while attending training courses: $3,000 to $4,700
• Working capital (additional funding for the next 3 months): $35,000
• Total cost of the Furry Land franchise: $123,000 to $255,700

Part II - Initial Franchise Fee, Royalties and Marketing Fees for Furry Land

• Furry Land's initial franchise fee, royalties and marketing fee based on the company's 2022 FDD Titles 5 and 6:

• License fee: 6% of the previous week's gross weekly earnings or the minimum payment, whichever is greater. In Year 1, the weekly minimum is $115/week; in year 2 the weekly minimum is $231/week; in year 3 the weekly minimum is $415/week.
• Brand Development Fund fee: 1% of previous week's gross weekly income
• Local marketing spend: $1,000 per month

Section 3 - Number of Franchised and Company-Owned Furry Land Stores

Franchise

2019

• Number of branches at the beginning of the year: 0
• Offices at the end of the year: 0
• Net change: 0

2020

• Number of branches at the beginning of the year: 0
• Offices at the end of the year: 0
• Net change: 0

2021

• Number of branches at the beginning of the year: 0
• Offices at the end of the year: 1
• Net change: +1

company owned

2019

• Number of branches at the beginning of the year: 1
• Offices at the end of the year: 1
• Net change: 0

2020

• Number of branches at the beginning of the year: 1
• Offices at the end of the year: 1
• Net change: 0

2021

• Number of branches at the beginning of the year: 1
• Offices at the end of the year: 0
• Net change: -1

Section IV - Background information on the Furry Land franchise

14 things you need to know about the Furry Land franchise

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1. In early November 2020, Furry Land launched a franchise plan. After a successful opening in 2017, Furry Land has grown rapidly and currently has a franchise for sale as more people than ever are embracing the idea of ​​caring for pets at home and away.

2. Nicholas Field, Founder of Furry Land, said: “The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a proliferation of home delivery services and businesses that don't have physical stores. Mobile grooming has never been so popular. We are able to safely provide grooming services.” Go to people's homes and maintain social distancing. Easy and convenient!”

3. Field says no experience in the cosmetics industry is required to run the company. With tens of millions of furry pets across the country, the grooming industry has tremendous growth potential today. Furry Land has spent years perfecting its business processes and making mobile care businesses easier, more convenient and faster than any other company on the market.

4. Field added, “The Furry Land franchise represents a fantastic opportunity to be part of an industry that is always in short supply. Pets need regular grooming, and that's not going to go away. We are doing our best to get new ones. Relocating the beauty business has been made as easy as possible.”

5. Field personally brings over a decade of corporate growth and small business development experience. Also, Field started the company three years ago (at the time of press release) with a single van and has seen it grow into a nationwide company that requires booking weeks and months in advance. He has a passion for pets and is passionate about creating new small business systems that make everyone's life easier.

Opens first office in Arizona

6. In early August 2022, Furry Land opened a new location in Phoenix, Arizona. The state's first fur park is owned and operated by Jennifer Ness. According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), regular pet grooming includes brushing the pet's hair and coat, washing the pet's skin, and cleaning the pet's eyes, teeth, nails, and coat. This is important for any dog ​​breed as it will help prevent common health problems like excessive shedding and painful tangles.

7. Ness says, “All three of my dogs are groomed on a regular basis, so I know how challenging appointments can be, especially with large dogs, and how exhausting it can be to groom and then cage animals until they are ready .” Stress is used during airport pickup. When I thought about investing in Furry Land Mobile Grooming I was immediately intrigued by the concept. Because we deliver right to our customers' doorsteps, the experience can be made easier, more convenient and more efficient for everyone.

8. Ness' investment in Furry Land fulfilled her desire to be part of the pet care industry. With a personal passion for dogs, Furry Land enables her to provide positive, necessary services that benefit both pets and their owners. As an independent management consultant in the financial services industry, Ness uses her entrepreneurial experience and skills to grow her new venture.

9. Ness hired Arizona native Colleen Rillos as operations manager. Rillos has extensive experience in the spa and pet care industry making it a perfect fit for a mobile grooming business. She began volunteering at an animal shelter at age 15 and nurtured her love for animals by working in a pet food store. Rillos loves walking her dog, Dior Phoenix, and exploring the local trails.

10. Lilos said, "We provided much of Arizona with the services they needed while they were caring for the dogs. Our returned animals looked nice and clean and most importantly the care has helped keep your dog in the best of health.”

11. Furry Land's temperature-controlled van comes equipped with power to run essential appliances, a water heater for the perfect bath temperature, and a therapeutic bath system to cleanse and soothe pets. Furry Land's beauticians brush teeth, bathe, wash and groom hair, towel dry (face), blow dry (body), epilate, cut and trim hair, clean eyes and ears, and trim nails. Customers can take advantage of additional services such as mat removal, breath freshening treatments, and canine facials. In addition, pet supplies can be delivered during grooming.

company history

12. Furry Land was founded in 2017 by Nicholas Field in Las Vegas, Nevada. The company offers a wide range of pet care services in a mobile environment. Furry Land's mobile salons work directly with clients in its service area. With a decade of experience building small businesses, Field Furry Land started with just one van. The concept was a success and Field began franchising in 2020.

April 13, 2021, current franchisee Furry Cuts! Petmobile International, LLC acquires the assets of its predecessor, Furry Land, LP. There are now Furry Land franchises in Arkansas, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Missouri, Nevada, South Carolina, Texas and Utah.

Entrepreneur Franchise 500

14. Furry Land didn't make the Entrepreneur's 2022 Franchise 500 list.

SECTION V - STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE (AVERAGE gamble and/or WIN) FOR THE FURRY LAND FRANCHISE (2022 FDD TITLE 19)

• Below are the 2020 and 2021 income statements for a Las Vegas, Nevada franchise operating eight mobile care vehicles in 2021 and opened in 2019.

• There are no material differences between the franchise stores used in this Statement of Performance and those identified in the disclosure documents.

• This financial result includes all Furry Land stores opened in 2020 and 2021. A predecessor of the current franchisor owned the franchises used in this presentation of financial performance. The business was company property until the current franchisor bought the former franchisor's assets. The business becomes a franchise by purchasing the assets of the previous franchisor. The owner of the store has not changed.

• The term "gross sales" means the gross proceeds from the sale of goods or services less sales taxes, rebates, allowances and returns.

• The term "Gross Receipts" means gross receipts from the sale of goods or services less sales taxes, rebates, allowances and returns.

• The term "gross profit" refers to total sales minus cost of sales.

2021

Gross Revenue: $1,446,483.83 (100.0%)

spend

• License Fee: $86,789.03 (6.0%)
• Brand Fund: $14,464.84 (1.0%)
• Auto Repairs: $62,807.48 (4.3%)
• Fuel: $98,097.10 (6.8%)
• Maintenance Fee: $2,883.67 (0.2%)
• Registration: $1,768.00 (0.1%)
• Total Truck Lease/Payment: $110,400.00 (7.6%)
• Beautician Fees: $545,333.71 (37.7%)
• Manager: 57.600,00 $ (4,0 %)
• Call Center: $48,000.00 (3.3%)
• Beauty Items: $10,351.28 (0.7%)
• Bank Fees: $24,532.90 (1.7%)
• Insurance: $89,423.63 (6.2%)
• Rent: $12,000.00 (0.8%)
• Marketing: 12.000,00 $ (0,8 %)
• Office Supplies and Software: $6,915.84 (0.5%)
• Total Fee: $1,171,367.48 (81.0%)

Gross Income Less Expense: $275,116.35 (19.0%)

2020

Gross Revenue: $1,511,847.56 (100.0%)

spend

• License Fee: $90,710.85 (6.0%)
• Brand Fund: $15,118.48 (1.0%)
• Auto Repairs: $39,330.13 (2.6%)
• Fuel: $90,961.74 (6.0%)
• Maintenance fee: $11,426.89 (0.8%)
• Registration: $6,161.12 (0.4%)
• Total Truck Lease/Payment: $115,200.00 (7.6%)
• Beautician Fees: $700,825.21 (46.4%)
• Manager: 57.600,00 $ (3,8 %)
• Call Center: $48,000 (3.2%)
• Beauty Items: $18,483.99 (1.2%)
• Bank Fees: $35,195.45 (2.3%)
• Insurance: $37,098.77 (2.5%)
• Rent: $12,000.00 (0.8%)
• Marketing: 12.000,00 $ (0,8 %)
• Office Supplies and Software: $7,846.08 (0.5%)
• Total Fee: $1,297,958.71 (85.9%)

Gross Income Less Expense: $213,888.85 (14.1%)

• This financial performance statement applies to broadcasters that do not pay or pay royalties or national advertising fees. Royalties or national advertising fees are calculated and estimated based on the broadcaster's gross revenues.

• Some branches have already earned this money. Your individual results may vary. There is no guarantee that you will make as much money.

• Furry Land management has prepared this financial results report based on the financial reports provided to Furry Land by the franchisees.

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