Town Money Saver Franchise
Direct mail advertising
Town Money Saver is a rapidly growing network of franchises with a proven cost-effective direct mail advertising system that creates high-impact returns. For over 14 years, Town Money Saver has delivered advertisers outstanding value and performance. Town Money Saver is delivered right to the door of over 19 million homes and businesses. With value-added solutions to meet customer’s needs, Town Money Saver franchise business owners reach a variety of buyers that help customers achieve their advertising goals with proven and measurable results. Whether advertisers have multiple locations in a number of markets or a single location in your hometown, Town Money Saver offers the flexibility needed to target their market. Visit www.townmoneysaver.com for additional information.
Start-up Costs & Franchises Fees
What is the total cost to open a Town Money Saver Franchises?
Total Cost: $33,500-$38,500
Total Franchise Fees: Not Available
Ongoing Royalty Fees:
Ongoing Advertising Fees:
Contact Information for Town Money Saver
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Town Money Saver |
Phone Number: (800) 481-8696 |
Historical Expansion
In what year did Town Money Saver begin operations? 1992
When did Town Money Saver begin selling franchises? 2005
Franchise Analyzer Professional's Inside Information
Can you buy this franchise for no money down? YesPlease note: You must download a free copy of Franchise Analyzer Professional to receive these benefits and so much more. Click here to download your FREE copy now.
What key terms in the franchise agreement can be negotiated? Cross-default provisions, arbitration clause, personal guarantee, default cure periods, non-compete agreement, favorable valuations for corporate buyout
Can you negotiate lower royalties during start-up? Yes
Can you purchase multiple franchises for a discounted franchise fee? Yes
Can you receive lower advertising fees? Yes
Will I know when the franchise break even? Yes
Will my personal assets including my home be safe in case my franchise business fails? Yes