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How Much Does a ReUp Living Franchise Cost?

Based on figures from public franchise disclosure sources, opening a ReUp Living franchise requires a total initial investment of $60.8K – $159K, including a $50K initial franchise fee. Here is what each fee covers.

Fees and costs only — always verify against ReUp Living's current FDD.

ReUp Living franchise fees, itemized

Initial Franchise Fee
$50K
One-time fee paid to the franchisor when you sign the franchise agreement (FDD Item 5).
Total Initial Investment
$60.8K – $159K
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
6% 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.
38 total unitsFranchising for 3 years

How ReUp Living compares on cost

Total initial investments across the 48 home services brands listed on FranchiseCloser range from $43K – $450K. Cost is only one input — unit support, territory, and fit matter just as much.

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