The total cost of becoming a franchisee is influenced by whether you choose to buy an existing franchise or a Greenfield opportunity.

 

Price can also vary depending on location and other variables such
as the type of business entity you set up. It's this entity which enters
into the contractual relationship with Worldwide and which ultimately becomes the legal owner of the franchise.

 

As a rule of thumb, you can expect to need from $160,000 to get
started with Worldwide - excluding GST and working capital.

 

As with all franchise systems, once you have met the initial costs there
is an ongoing monthly commitment. This splits into two parts. One part is a royalty to cover the benefits of being part of a large, fast-growing network - and of having the backing of a recognised and respected brand. The second part is a contribution to the costs of running our national IT and Marketing programmes.

 

Worldwide is an accredited franchise system with major banks, who have standard loan packages available for prospective franchise owners.

 

A more detailed breakdown of estimated set-up and ongoing costs, is included in our Disclosure Document. The document complies with the Franchising Code of Conduct, and we are a proud member of the Franchise Council of Australia (FCA).