From the filed FDD — automated extraction, check the source
2026 FDD
ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS
Commercial janitorial & hygiene · parent company: not identified
Anago is a commercial cleaning franchise system in which a regional master franchisor sells janitorial unit franchises and supplies them with cleaning contracts. A unit franchisee operates a small commercial cleaning business, servicing offices and other facilities under contracts administered by the regional office.
ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS net unit count grew 2.1% over 2023–2025 per its FDD Item 20.
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Before you can buy in, U.S. law requires the franchisor to give you a Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) — a long legal filing covering its fees, finances, and history. Most numbers on this page come from that document; others come from federal SBA loan records and labor and census data, each labelled with its source:
- Franchise fee — the one-time cost to buy in.
- Royalty — the ongoing cut of your sales you pay the franchisor.
- Item 20 — how many locations opened, transferred and left the system, the main basis for our verdict, which rates how strong the disclosed record is, or says when the system is too new, the filing too old, or the disclosure too thin to judge.
Our rating · opinion
Weaker disclosed record
Below our threshold on the operating record we compute from Item 20 — unit growth, the mix of exits, owner turnover and promise-keeping. What pulls it down: most exits were terminations or closures rather than transfers to new owners; the fiscal 2025 exit rate was 13.5%, well above the 2.6% median across 10 comparable systems (commercial janitorial & hygiene). This is our opinion of the filing, not a finding about the franchisor's finances.
Exit rate · fiscal 2025
13.5%
vs 2.6% median across 10 comparable systems (commercial janitorial & hygiene)
Cost to open
$13K–$68K
Item 7 total investment range
SBA loan losses
No loan record
no SBA 7(a)/504 loans found for this brand
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Data as of 2026-10-29. Figures come from ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS's public FDD filings (latest: MN 2026, extracted 2026-07-23) and SBA FOIA loan records (through FY2026), extracted by us and possibly containing errors. The rating is our opinion, not investment, legal, or tax advice. Franchisor or owner and see something wrong? Report a correction — we review every request.
What each source says
FDD record · SBA loans · model · auditor
The sources broadly agree, and the verdict follows the FDD's operating record.
FDD record · Item 20
Weaker operating record
Units grew 2% (2023–2025: 1,830 → 1,868); exit rate 13.5% (fiscal 2025) vs 2.6% median.
SBA loans · vs same-year loans
No SBA loans found
No 7(a)/504 loans matched to this brand.
Modeled risk
Not scored
Too little evidence for the model.
Auditor opinion · Item 21
Clean opinion
Unqualified audit, 2026 FDD. Says nothing about franchisee results.
Behind the verdict
the record, factor by factor · Item 20
latest consecutive years · Item 20 Table 1
terminations + ceased-ops vs. all exits · Table 3
transfers vs. base · Table 3
actual vs. projected openings · Table 5
Item 19 disclosure + completeness · shown, not counted in the verdict
Systemwide units
2023–2025
Survival record
FDD Item 20 · outlet status by year
In fiscal 2025, 244 of 1,811 franchised outlets left the system — an exit rate of 13.5% (fiscal 2025), vs a 2.6% median across 10 comparable systems (commercial janitorial & hygiene). An exit is not a failure: this counts terminations, non-renewals and "ceased — other reasons" as reported, and excludes transfers to new owners.
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| Status (FTC) | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outlets at start | 1,756 | 1,830 | 1,811 |
| Opened | 345 | 424 | 301 |
| Transfers | 9 | 8 | 10 |
| Terminations | 9 | 23 | 6 |
| Non-renewals | 2 | 1 | 0 |
| Reacquired by franchisor | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Ceased — other reasons | 260 | 418 | 238 |
| Outlets at end | 1,830 | 1,812 | 1,868 |
| Net change | +74 | -18 | +57 |
The franchisor's own finances
FDD ITEM 21 · AUDITED STATEMENTS · 2026 FDD
Miller CPA, PLLC gave an unmodified (clean) opinion on the statements in the 2026 FDD; revenue rose 58% from FY2023 to FY2025.
This is the company selling the franchise, not any franchisee. A clean opinion means the statements are fairly presented — not that the business is healthy.
Revenue · FY2025
$1.2M
p. 155 · matched to statement
Net income · FY2025
$346K
p. 155 · matched to statement
Where FY2025 revenue came from
35% royalties
initial-fee share not extracted
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| Fiscal year | FY2023 | FY2024 | FY2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total revenue | $742Kp. 155 · matched to statement | $1.0Mp. 155 · matched to statement | $1.2Mp. 155 · matched to statement |
| Royalty revenue | $215Kp. 155 · matched to statement | $360Kp. 155 · matched to statement | $404Kp. 155 · matched to statement |
| Net income (loss) | $124Kp. 155 · matched to statement | $302Kp. 155 · matched to statement | $346Kp. 155 · matched to statement |
| Equity (deficit) at year end | $93Kp. 154 | $169Kp. 154 | $9,385p. 154 |
| Cash at year end | $235Kp. 154 | $414Kp. 154 | $248Kp. 154 |
What it costs — and what it drags
FDD Items 5–7 · fees, investment, royalty
Buying in means a $8,750 franchise fee (Item 5) and a total investment of $13K–$68K (Item 7). The franchisor publishes no earnings claim (Item 19) — ask current and former franchisees for real numbers.
To open (Item 7)
$13K–$68K
all-in investment range
Franchise fee (Item 5)
$8,750
upfront, one-time
Royalty (Item 6)
10%
of sales, ongoing
Starts at a placeholder of $400K — a round figure for the sector, not from ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS’ filings. This brand's FDD makes no Item 19 earnings claim; set your own figure and check it with current and former owners.
Royalty you'd pay / yr
$40K
10% of sales, before profit
Over a 10-yr term
$400K
royalties alone, excl. ad fund
This estimate is computed by software from the brand's public filings and any inputs you enter. No CPA prepared it for you and no assurance is provided on it. Actual results will differ, and the differences may be material.
This is not profit. It covers what the FDD fixes: what you put in, and the royalty you owe on sales. Your take-home depends on labor, vehicles, supplies, insurance, and the months to breakeven, none of which the FDD fixes for your unit (some Item 19s include cost data — read it).
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Bankruptcy, closure & federal court records · coverage is selective · dockets are not scored
We have no verified public-record signals published for ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS. This is not evidence that no events exist. Check PACER, the FDD's Item 3 (litigation) and Item 4 (bankruptcy), and recent news yourself.
8 questions to ask an ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS franchisee
Built from this brand's own disclosures · take it to your validation calls
The franchisor will give you a list of owners to call. Most buyers ask whether they like it. These questions come from what ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS has disclosed. Each one carries the number it came from, so you can check the answer against the record.
- 01
ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS’ own Item 20 shows 244 of 1,811 franchised outlets left the system in fiscal 2025 — about 13.5%. Do you know any of those owners, and do you know why they left?
A franchisor will call these “transitions.” An owner three doors down usually knows whether they sold at a profit or handed the keys back.
FDD Item 20 · FY2025
- 02
10 units transferred to new owners in fiscal 2025. When you look at those, were they people cashing out a good business — or getting out of a bad one?
Item 20 counts transfers as neutral, but a transfer can be a good sale or a reluctant exit — the filing does not say which.
FDD Item 20 · FY2025
- 03
You pay 10.0% royalty on gross sales, plus the ad fund, before any of your own costs. On your actual revenue last year, what did you take home as the owner — not revenue, take-home?
Royalty is charged on sales, not profit. This is the number the brochure never shows and the one your life actually runs on.
FDD Item 6
- 04
ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS’ FDD makes no financial performance representation at all — legally, they've told buyers nothing about earnings. What did your first 24 months actually look like, month by month?
When a franchisor won't publish numbers, existing owners are the only source. Silence in Item 19 is a choice, not a requirement.
FDD Item 19 · 2026
- 05
How many months did it take to cover your own costs, and how much cash did you burn getting there?
Ramp-to-breakeven working capital is the most underestimated line in any franchise purchase, and the most common reason otherwise-good units fail.
Not disclosed in any FDD — ask an owner
- 06
What does the franchisor charge for that you didn't expect — required tech fees, mandatory remodels, approved-supplier pricing?
Required spending appears across Items 6, 8 and 11 rather than in one place, so buyers routinely miss the total.
FDD Items 6, 8, 11
- 07
If your agreement came up for renewal tomorrow at current terms, would you sign again?
The single most predictive question you can ask. A hesitation is the answer.
Ask every owner you speak to
- 08
Who else should I call — including someone who left?
The franchisor's list is curated by definition. Former franchisees are where the unflattering truth lives, and current owners usually know how to reach them.
Ask every owner you speak to
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ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS franchise questions, answered from the filings
How many ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS franchised outlets left the system last year?
In ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS's latest FDD Item 20 (fiscal 2025), 244 of 1,811 franchised outlets left the system — an exit rate of 13.5% — compared with a 2.6% median across 10 comparable systems (commercial janitorial & hygiene) tracked here. That counts terminations, non-renewals, and "ceased operations — other reasons" as the franchisor reported them; it excludes transfers to new owners. The FDD does not say why each outlet left, and an exit is not the same as a failure.
How much does a ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS franchise cost?
Per ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS's 2026 FDD, buying in requires an initial franchise fee of $8,750 (Item 5) and a total initial investment of $13K–$68K (Item 7).
What royalty does ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS charge?
ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS charges an ongoing royalty of 10.0% of gross sales, per Item 6 of its 2026 FDD.
Does ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS disclose earnings (Item 19)?
No — ANAGO OF MINNEAPOLIS's 2026 FDD makes no financial performance representation in Item 19. That is legal and common, but it means the franchisor publishes no earnings claim; ask current franchisees for real numbers.