From the franchisor
How Money Pages describes this franchise
- Recession-resistant model with recurring revenue
- Low cost of entry
- Multiple revenue streams
Money Pages Franchising was established in 2012 to meet the increasing demand for expanding the original Money Pages magazine—launched in 2001—across the United States. The franchise network now spans over seven states, distributing 13 million magazines each year. Our franchisees come from diverse backgrounds with strong skills in relationship building, and they are united by a commitment to engage with and contribute to their local business communities. The franchise model is designed for quick start-up, low initial investment, minimal overhead, and provides multiple, reliable revenue streams. Check out our other recognition and testimonials from our franchisees here .
Who it fits
Ideal candidate
Ability to be trained and coached.Strong communication and negotiation skills.Ability to effectively convey the value proposition and prospect and present them to potential clients.Good understanding of local market dynamics and small business needs.Be able to present virtually.Entrepreneurial mindset with a desire to grow and develop the franchise territory.Work ethic. Independent driver.Proactive and self-motivated individual who can work independently.Persistent and resilient in the face of rejection or obstacles.Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to adapt to changing situations.Future forward-thinking, to assess and react on your feet.Strategic planning, territory managementWillingness to travel locally within the assigned zones.
The fine print
FDD facts
| Initial franchise fee | $50K |
| Royalty | $3000 per zone per month |
| Total investment | $100K - $150K |
| Liquid capital required | $100K |
| Net worth requirement | $150K |
| Year founded | 2001 |
| Year began franchising | 2012 |
| Owner-operator required (Year 1) | Yes |
Reported figures from public FDD disclosures and franchisor websites. Verify with the official FDD before signing.
Footprint
Territory overview
AvailableFlorida, Massachusetts, Texas, Ohio, Arizona, Virginia, North Carolina, New Jersey, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee
LimitedCalifornia
LegendAvailableLimitedUnavailable
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