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 A franchise is a business model in which a franchisor grants an individual or group (the franchisee) the rights to operate a business using its established brand, systems, and support 

A franchise works by allowing the franchisee to use the franchisor’s brand, trademarks, and business system in exchange for an initial investment. The franchisee operates the business according to the franchisor’s guidelines and receives support and training from the franchisor. 

Advantages of a franchise include having a recognized brand, established systems, ongoing support and training, a proven business model, access to marketing resources, and a higher likelihood of success compared to starting a business from scratch. 

The cost of owning a franchise can vary significantly depending on the brand, industry, location, country, and size of the franchise. 

The franchisor will provide guidelines and assistance in selecting a location for the franchise. The franchisee may suggest a location, but the final decision may depend on the franchisor’s approval and any territorial restrictions. 

Franchisors typically provide initial training, ongoing support, marketing support, and assistance with brand and operational success. The level of support can vary between different franchisors. 

Franchise agreements usually have a set term, which can range from 3 to 5 years, depending on the country. The agreement may be renewable upon mutual agreement between the franchisor and franchisee. 

Franchise agreements typically allow for the sale or transfer of the franchise. However, the franchisor usually has the right to approve the new franchise owner and may impose certain conditions or fees associated with the sale. 

Franchisors typically provide initial training to franchisees, including product or service knowledge and operational procedures. 

Franchisees may have the opportunity to open multiple franchises under the same brand, subject to the franchisor’s approval and availability of territories. 

Franchise agreements may include restrictions on the products or services offered to maintain consistency across the brand. Franchisees are typically required to follow the franchisor’s guidelines and use approved supplies. 

Franchisees usually have limited flexibility to make changes to the menu. Major changes often require approval from the franchisor to ensure consistency and protect the brand. 

Franchise agreements may include territorial restrictions to ensure that franchisees have a defined area of operation and to prevent competition between franchisees. These restrictions can vary depending on the brand and industry. 

Renewal of a franchise agreement is usually subject to mutual agreement between the franchisor and franchisee. Renewal terms and conditions may be outlined in the initial agreement.