How Does Money Pages Support Its Franchisees?

At our core, we are a relationship-based business. Even though we grew to 39 markets and 13 million magazines last year, our franchise owners continue to have direct lines of communication with our founder. We routinely do events that include all of our franchise owners, and oftentimes, their spouses and families, and franchise owners will additionally network with each other to share ideas and strategies.

• Direct lines of communication with the founder
• Quarterly franchise roundtable for discussing challenges, wins, tips and techniques
• Built-in network of support for franchise owners

York County, South Carolina, franchisees Heather and Ryan Zabinsky shared that from the time they first expressed interest in franchising with the brand to publishing their first magazine with Money Pages and beyond, they’ve received incredible, ongoing support.

• Week-long training in Jacksonville
• Three visits to South Carolina for support during the launch of the first magazine
• Ongoing support through phone calls and prompt replies

Sexton says at the beginning of prospective franchisee’s journey with the brand, they have the opportunity to talk with the leading team members of Money Pages — including CEO Alan Worley — over video conference. The potential franchisee gets an overview of the sales operations, design and digital assets. From that point, the leadership team will award the franchise and the new partner, with the support from corporate, and begin to prepare for the publication’s launch.

With the Money Pages team and the franchisee collectively working to bring the new publication into a new market, the typical publication date is 90–120 days from the franchise award.

• Fast ramp-up time from inquiry to ownership
• Low-cost ownership: It’s an affordable investment with little-to-no inventory, labor, overhead, real estate or equipment

The investment to open a Money Pages franchise starts at $107,500.