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IS IT POSSIBLE TO BE A MULTI UNIT FRANCHISE OWNER?

Being a multi unit franchise owner it’s not only possible, it’s preferred! With our easily scaled business model, and many franchisees become multi-unit operators.

Most Franchisees Are Multi Unit Owners

Although many franchisees start their Fantastic Sams franchise with just a single unit, most of our salons are operated by multi unit franchise owners. That’s because Fantastic Sams operates in an industry with long term economic stability, and we strive to make it easier for investors to own multiple units through financial incentives (3-packs or 5-packs) as well as our relationships with solid banking and financial institutions.

Hear from two of our multi-unit franchisees, John & Patti Prichard and learn a little bit about them here. 

Learn more about multi unit ownership with Fantastic Sams.

*See Item 5 and Item 7 of the Fantastic Sams Franchise Corporation Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) issued 2024 for more information.

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Fantastic Sams Franchise Corporation 6901 E Fish Lake Rd # 170, Maple Grove, MN 55369

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