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The Extra Yard Franchising

Understanding The Extra Yard Investment

A transparent look at what it takes to open and operate an Extra Yard franchise.

The Investment

Opening an Extra Yard franchise requires an estimated total investment of $46,100–$61,000, including the $15,000 franchise fee. The range reflects costs of equipment, signage, initial marketing, training, and working capital through the early months of operations.

$15K

Franchise Fee

$54K

Avg. Total Investment

7%

Royalty Fee

5%

Local Advertising (max)

Initial Investment Breakdown

Expense Low Estimate High Estimate Notes
Franchise Fee
$15,000
$15,000
Non-refundable
Initial Marketing Program
$2,000
$4,000
Market introduction
Computer & Phone
$1,500
$2,500
Laptop + mobile
Equipment & Uniforms
$3,000
$5,000
Cones, hurdles, ladders, kit
Insurance
$500
$1,000
General liability
Office Expenses
$500
$1,000
Home-based setup
Signage
$600
$1,000
Banners, car magnets
Licenses & Permits
$500
$1,000
Local business filings
Professional Fees
$1,000
$2,500
Legal & accounting
Training Expenses
$1,500
$3,000
Travel, 3-5 days at HQ
Working Capital (3-4 months)
$20,000
$25,000
Operating reserve

Note: Investment range reflects variation in market conditions and franchisee preferences. No facility lease or build-out required.

5-Year Financial Projection

Based on UK operating prototype performance. Not a guarantee of results.

Year Gross Sales EBITDA ROI
Year 1
$225,000
$45,010
84.1%
Year 2
$281,250
$70,478
131.6%
Year 3
$337,500
$95,887
179.1%
Year 4
$388,125
$118,492
221.3%
Year 5
$446,344
$144,736
270.3%

Ongoing Fees

Franchisees contribute to both their local market and the national brand through royalties and marketing programs.

Royalty Fee:

7% of gross sales, monthly

Corporate Marketing Fund:

2% of gross sales, system-wide

Local Advertising:

Up to 5% of gross sales, local market

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