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FEATURED FRANCHISES
ANYTIME FITNESS HEALTH & FITNESS
Anytime Fitness is the UK’s leading fitness franchise and now has over 160 clubs throughout the UK and Ireland. All clubs are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, providing members with a flexible and affordable gym membership that works around their busy lives. Opening an Anytime Fitness club requires a minimum investment of £170,000 liquid
NUMBER OF OUTLETS: 160+ BFA MEMBERSHIP: Associate INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: £170,000 TEL: 0330 332 2361 EMAIL: jointhefamily@
anytimefitness.co.uk WEB:
www.anytimefitness.co.uk
ESQUIRES COFFEE
capital. The company projects a return on investment within 18 months, and clubs are typically cash positive between six and eight months after opening. A background in health and fitness is not required, with the vast majority of franchisees
coming from outside the industry. The expertise and support of the central team is a huge benefit, allowing franchisees to feel confident in each step of the process, from sourcing a location to opening the club doors. With comprehensive training and tailored ongoing support from franchise performance coaches, it’s easy to see why 60 per cent of franchisees have gone on to run multiple club.
CAFÉ
NUMBER OF OUTLETS: 40 BFA STATUS: Associate INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: £250,000 TEL: 020 7251 5166 EMAIL:
franchise@esquirescoffee.co.uk WEB:
www.esquirescoffee.co.uk
Esquires was founded in Canada in 1993 with a defined brand focus on fairness, integrity, passion, excellence, innovation, community and sustainability. Today, Esquires’ independently owned cafés still exude these values, and in each neighbourhood it operates in, it strives to become a community beacon where locals can meet with friends and enjoy a personable approach to schedule a pressure-free business meeting, study, or just relax and disconnect Esquires’ passion is to provide the very best experience in everything it serves, therefore
the company takes time to understand its suppliers and their ingredients to ensure the foundations of the brand are never compromised. The attested operational franchise blueprint ensures efficiencies, maximises the
occupancy opportunities and guarantees durability of investment, while a carefully developed operating and management system helps to provide innovation and support to franchise owners.
OVEN WIZARDS OVEN CLEANING
NUMBER OF OUTLETS: 60+ BFA MEMBERSHIP: Full INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: £12,500 TEL: 01367 850 162 EMAIL:
markabbott@ovenwizards.com WEB:
www.ovenwizards.com
Oven Wizards offers low overheads and flexible working hours; with a relentless focus on customer service, your successful business will be built on a firm foundation. Oven Wizards can help people from all sorts of backgrounds to launch and grow their own successful oven cleaning business. Full technical training is provided to ensure that you are confident in all aspects of oven cleaning. Business development training is provided on a one-to-one basis to demonstrate how to build a loyal customer base. Ongoing support services include technical, marketing and business development assistance. Oven Wizards can be profitable and cash positive from day one. You get paid straight
away, so no need to chase for outstanding invoices. The only two costs you will pay are the initial franchise fee of £12,500 plus vat and the fixed monthly management fee of £240 plus vat. There are no other charges or royalty fees, so the more you put in, the more you get. With large territories of 100,000 households, Oven Wizards can help both single-van operations and those with aspirations to become multi-van owners.
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