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STARTUP COSTS FOR OUR SALON FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITIES
Starting out as a new salon entrepreneur, you can take advantage of multi-unit incentives by entering into a 3-pack, 5-pack or 10-pack agreement, or you can open a single salon if you prefer to scale up at your own pace. This is a great way to carve out your own piece of the market for future growth and opportunities.
To start a conversation about Fantastic Sams’ salon franchise opportunities with one of our franchise development representatives, please fill out the short, no-obligation form on this page. We’ll be in touch as soon as possible.

The business model is simple and easy to scale. Here’s a look at our startup costs, as outlined in Item 7 of our Franchise Disclosure Document.

TYPE OF
EXPENDITURE
AMOUNT
(LOW-HIGH)
METHOD OF
PAYMENT
WHEN
DUE
TO WHOM PAYMENT
IS TO BE MADE
Initial Franchise Fee $30,000 Lump Sum When You Sign The Franchise Agreement Fantastic Sams Franchise Corp (FSFC)
New Owner/SFC Training Fee $500 To $1,000 Lump Sum Before Your Training FSFC
Travel And Living Expenses For You And Your Employees During Training $1,500 To $3,000 As Incurred During Training Airlines, Hotels & Restaurants
Leasehold Improvements
(Including Architectural Fees)
$30,000 To
$175,000
As Incurred Before You Open Your Salon Landlord, Suppliers
& Contractors
Rent $1,600 To $7,000 Lump Sum Before You Open Your Salon Landlord & Suppliers
Utility Deposit $500 To $1,500 Lump Sum Before You Open Your Salon Utility Companies
Initial Haircare Product Inventory (3 Month Supply) $8,000 To
$14,000
As Incurred Before You Open Your Salon FSFC Or Other Distributor
Salon Equipment $25,000 To
$42,500
Lump Sum Before You Open Your Salon Suppliers
Other Equipment, Fixtures, And Furnishings $6,262 To $16,506 Lump Sum Before You Open Your Salon Suppliers
New Salon Signage $3,500 To $8,500 Lump Sum Before You Open Your Salon Suppliers
Salon Supplies – Non Technical (3 Month Supply) $2,500 To $4,500 As Incurred Before You Open Your Salon Suppliers
Salon Identity And Graphics Kit (Interior Graphics) $500 To $2,000 Lump Sum Before You Open Your Salon FSFC Or Other Distributors
Grand Opening Marketing Plan/Advertising (First 3 Months) $7,500 To
$18,000
Lump Sum And As Incurred Before And For 6 Months After You Open Your Salon Suppliers And/Or FSFC To Pay Suppliers
Insurance $1,000 To
$9,000
Non-Refundable As Required As Incurred Insurance Company
Additional Funds – 3 Months $30,000 To
$50,000
As Incurred As Arranged Employees, Suppliers & Utilities
TOTAL $148,362 To $382,506
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