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ITEMS 5–7 · 2026 FDD

How much is a Stand Strong Fencing franchise?

Per Stand Strong Fencing's 2026 FDD, the initial franchise fee is $59,500 (Item 5) and the total initial investment runs $164K–$248K (Item 7); once open, you pay an ongoing royalty of 6.0% of gross sales (Item 6).

Franchise fee · Item 5

$59,500

one-time, to buy in

Royalty · Item 6

6.0%

of gross sales, ongoing

Total investment · Item 7

$164K–$248K

franchisor's own estimate

Stand Strong Fencing vs home services medians107 systems benchmarked
Cost lineStand Strong FencingSector median
Initial franchise fee ITEM 5$59,500$49,900
Ongoing royalty ITEM 66.0%6.5%
Total initial investment ITEM 7$164K–$248K$121K–$220K

MEDIANS: LATEST FDD FILINGS (≤24 MONTHS OLD) OF 107 HOME SERVICES SYSTEMS · FULL HOME SERVICES BENCHMARK →

Breakeven framingwhat it costs · what it drags

The buy-in is the smaller number. The larger one is the drag: 6.0% of every sale leaves before rent, labor, or your salary — so breakeven depends on volume you cannot know from the FDD; use the Item 19 figures as a starting point, not a promise.

To open (Item 7)

$164K–$248K

all-in investment range

Franchise fee (Item 5)

$59,500

upfront, one-time

Royalty (Item 6)

6%

of sales, ongoing

If a unit does this in annual sales…$500K/yr

Starts at a placeholder of $500K — a round figure for the sector, not from Stand Strong Fencing’s filings. Set your own figure and check it against this brand's Item 19 and what owners tell you.

Royalty you'd pay / yr

$30K

6% of sales, before profit

Over a 10-yr term

$300K

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, rent, supplies, 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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Stand Strong Fencing cost questions, answered from the filing

How much is a Stand Strong Fencing franchise?

Per Stand Strong Fencing's 2026 FDD, opening a franchise requires an initial franchise fee of $59,500 (Item 5) and a total initial investment of $164K–$248K (Item 7). Item 7 is the franchisor's own estimate — treat the low end as a floor, not a budget.

What royalty does Stand Strong Fencing charge?

Stand Strong Fencing charges an ongoing royalty of 6.0% of gross sales, per Item 6 of its 2026 FDD. The median across 107 home services systems tracked here is 6.5%.

Does Stand Strong Fencing tell you what franchisees earn?

Partly — Stand Strong Fencing makes a financial performance representation in Item 19 of its 2026 FDD. Unit revenue is not owner profit: subtract royalties, ad fund, rent, labor, and debt service.

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