There are some unique benefits to salon suites franchising that you don’t have access to when starting something from scratch.
FRANCHISING
BECOME A REMEDY SALON SUITES FRANCHISE OWNER
HIGH OCCUPANCY RATES, LOW TURNOVER, AND THE CHANCE TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS?
How suite is that! Become a part of the Remedy Salon Suites Franchise now and be one of the 1st to join in on one of the fastest growing industries, salon suites. Founder Snoop and her team bring over 25 years of expertise within the beauty industry to this revolutionary venture and provide franchisees with all of the support needed for a smooth start.
Benefits of Franchise Ownership
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Semi-Absentee Ownership
One of the benefits of this business model is the professional nature of your “clients.” Once you have the chairs rented, you can become less attached on a daily basis and manage remotely. Many franchise business owners aspire to have this kind of schedule. -
Little-to-No Employees
You aren’t hiring (or firing) salon employees. Your business is built on business owners renting space from you. -
Few Moving Parts
The one thing you’ll have to worry about is making sure your chairs are all rented out to salon professionals. Once that is done, you can sit back and collect the rent. There aren’t any of the traditional headaches you’d find in the salon industry.
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Recession-Resistant
The health and beauty industry is famously recession-resistant. The salon segment does not experience the large ups and downs that come along with an economic crisis or recession. -
A Proven Model
Regardless of the franchisor you choose, size, layout, furniture, and services are all typically chosen for you. The brand is built, you just have to take the reins. That’s why they call it a business in a box. Your franchise training and support will get you through the challenges that come along with starting your own business. -
Financially Rewarding
Income is passive with very little expenses and overhead.
FRANCHISING VS INDEPENDENT OWNERSHIP
Franchising
The Support You Need
Benefits of Franchise Ownership
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A Paved Path
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Franchise Network
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Corporate Marketing and Brand Recognition
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Easier Financing Options
Best Option
A paved path – When you franchise, you are working within the parameters of a proven formula. Hundreds of existing franchisees can help you by answering questions and getting you through the tough parts of setting up and managing your new locations.
Franchise network – You’re given a list of franchisees in your area, other areas, and countrywide that you can call and develop relationships with. Franchising is built on the idea of collaborative effort and success, rather than competition.
Corporate marketing and brand recognition – You get to experience ownership in a brand that is (many time) built for you way ahead of time. People know what these brands are and have trust for them before you ever take the reins. You don’t need to worry about having things designed and built for you.
Easier Financing Options – Franchise businesses often have a higher likelihood of obtaining financing compared to independent businesses. Lenders tend to view franchises as less risky due to the established brand, proven track record, and support systems in place. Franchisors may also have relationships with lenders or offer financing options themselves to assist franchisees in securing the necessary funding.
Independent Ownership
You Do It All By Yourself
Disadvantages of Independent Ownership
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Limited Support and Guidance
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Missed Opportunities for Collaboration
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Lack of Established Brand Recognition
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Increased Responsibility and Workload
Limited Support and Guidance – As an independent owner, you may lack access to comprehensive support and guidance resources such as training programs, operational manuals, and ongoing assistance. This can make it more difficult to navigate challenges and make informed business decisions.
Missed Opportunities for Collaboration – When you are an independent owner you may miss out on opportunities to collaborate and learn from others within the same industry, potentially limiting your ability to adapt and innovate.
Lack of Established Brand Recognition – As an independent owner, you start from scratch in terms of brand recognition. Building a brand from the ground up requires substantial time, effort, and resources. It can be challenging to compete with established franchises that already have a well-known and trusted brand in the market. Independent owners also bear the full responsibility and cost of marketing and advertising. This can be a significant challenge for independent businesses.
Increased Responsibility and Workload – Independent owners have to handle all aspects of the business themselves, from marketing and branding to operations and financial management. This can lead to a heavier workload and increased responsibilities, especially in the early stages of the business when resources may be limited.
The Ideal Candidate for Salon Suite Franchising
We are looking for franchise owners who are self-motivated, interested in building multiple locations, and ones who have a strong ability to lead people. Even though the salon suite business model doesn’t require full-time involvement day-to-day, you need to be available 24/7. That’s part of the territory when you own any business.