TL;DR
The retail segment of the franchise industry is diverse and encompasses various types of businesses, including kiosks and brick-and-mortar storefronts. Many retail franchises have implemented online ordering platforms and e-commerce channels to stay competitive with Amazon and e-commerce.
The retail segment is one of the most diverse and all-encompassing categories of the franchise industry. From kiosks to brick-and-mortar storefront businesses such as pet supply shops, printing services and convenience stores, the retail industry covers just about every type of product you can imagine.
Although the future of the retail industry has been uncertain in recent years due to the popularity of Amazon and e-commerce, many forward-thinking retail franchises have been implementing online ordering platforms and e-commerce channels of their own to position franchisees for success. No matter what, consumers will always look for the most enjoyable way to purchase goods and services, and with so many retail franchise opportunities available, prospective franchisees are sure to find a way to give it to them without breaking the bank.
Here are some of the most exciting low-cost franchise concepts in the retail segment.
Startup costs: $160,000–$415,000
Units: 410
Startup costs: $19,550–$62,250
Units: 300
Startup costs: $60,400–$220,850
Units: 543
Start-Up Costs: $55,700–$170,500
Number of Locations: 565Color Glo International
Start-Up Costs: $56,300–$61,400
Number of Locations: 139
Startup costs: $58,900–$106,300
Units: 210+
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on May 19, 2022. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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