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How Much Does a BookKeeping Express Franchise Cost?

Based on figures from public franchise disclosure sources, opening a BookKeeping Express franchise requires a total initial investment of $60K – $130K, including a $49.5K initial franchise fee. Here is what each fee covers.

Fees and costs only — always verify against BookKeeping Express's current FDD.

BookKeeping Express franchise fees, itemized

Initial Franchise Fee
$49.5K
One-time fee paid to the franchisor when you sign the franchise agreement (FDD Item 5).
Total Initial Investment
$60K – $130K
The franchisor's estimated all-in range to open one unit (FDD Item 7) — typically includes the franchise fee, build-out, equipment, initial inventory, training travel, and working capital.
Ongoing Royalty
7% of gross sales
Recurring fee paid to the franchisor for the life of the agreement (FDD Item 6). Brands may also charge marketing/ad-fund fees — confirm in Item 6.
30 total unitsFranchising for 12 years

How BookKeeping Express compares on cost

Total initial investments across the 4 b2b services brands listed on FranchiseCloser range from $60K – $213K. Cost is only one input — unit support, territory, and fit matter just as much.

Office Pride Commercial Cleaning: $80K – $127K → Patrice & Associates: $105.1K – $121.1K → AtWork Personnel Services: $156K – $213K → All B2B Services costs →

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All figures are aggregated from public franchise disclosure sources or provided by the brands themselves, and are estimates only. Always verify every figure against the brand's current Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) with a licensed franchise attorney before making any investment decision. FranchiseCloser does not project, estimate, or interpret earnings for any brand.

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