Invest in Prominence
Your Ahead-of-Time Investment
Average costs differ based on stores and locations, but usually are like this:
Plan for the Future
Many Companies are available to Pharmacy360 Franchisees for many years to provide independently owned and regulated franchise locations a wide range of optional business services, like:
- Business owner financial and retirement planning
- Health insurance alternatives
- Employee benefits and programs
These companies also function with current Franchisees and assists potential Franchisees make the progress to become business owners. This involves offering information regarding how to use existing retirement assets to provide funding for purchasing a franchise.
Financing
If franchising holds significance for you, and if you are competent, Pharmacy360 programs devised to help qualified Franchisees succeed can be highly useful for you.
For all those who qualify, Pharmacy360 has a program that offers up to 65% financing on your first franchise fee. This program, which is not known to most franchisors, also gives an open account (or financing) for the inventory purchases and managing expenses of your store. The amount financed usually alters from month to month depending on your sales, inventory, purchases, operating expenses, and withdrawals from your store’s open account. Your Franchise Sales Representative can give you with more details.
Financial Obligations for Conventional Franchises
Average costs differ based on stores and locations, but usually are as mentioned:
We Pay for:
- Real property & building rent or acquisition fee
- Some equipment purchase or rent
- Real property taxes
- Select utilities (electric/gas/water/sewer)
- Certain building maintenance
- Some equipment replacement costs
- Pharmacy360 advertising
- Initial training material on store operations
- Bookkeeping and back-office assistance
- Some inventory audits
- Product development and merchandising support
- Ongoing business advisory support
You Pay for:
- Payroll, payroll processing expenditures, and payroll taxes for your employees
- Workers’ compensation and any employee benefits you select to provide for your employees
- Business taxes and licenses
- Indemnification and insurance
- Cash and inventory shortage
- Store supplies and miscellaneous store expenses
- Equipment maintenance and overall general repairs
- Outside property maintenance and landscaping
- Telephone (store line only)
- Janitorial and laundry services
- Security expenditures
- Grand Opening
- National advertising fee and local store advertising expenses
- Interest expenses
- Other operating expenses
- All taxes other than real property taxes