Kennedy's All-American Barber Club Franchise

Barber Club

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Kennedy's All-American Barber Club is an upscale, franchised barbershop club: a concept designed to treat gentlemen to an enjoyable grooming experience and provide the grooming products they need to look and feel their best. Complete with straight-razor shaves (which are hard to find these days), shoeshines and complimentary drinks, Kennedy's All-American Barber Club is reminiscent of your father's barbershop. On top of all that, it operates as a club in that Members get unlimited haircuts, shaves, etc. for a monthly fee, no nickel-and-diming like other "chop shops." This Proprietary Membership Model guarantees a set monthly income for every franchisee. Net Memberships grew over 80% during 2008-2009, proving that Kennedy's All-American Barber Club is a recession-resistant concept.The total investment necessary to begin operation of a Kennedy's All-American Barber Club Franchise is ranges from $160,800 to $281,285. This includes $39,943 to $40,886 that must be paid to the franchisor or their affiliate(s). The total investment necessary to begin the operation of a Kennedy's All-American Barber Club multi-unit development business ranges from $196,800 to $387,285, for a required minimum of 2 KENNEDY S outlets to be developed. This includes $75,943 to $146,866 that must be paid to the franchisor or an affiliate.

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How much does it cost to open a Kennedy's All-American Barber Club Franchise ?

The investment required to open a Kennedy's All-American Barber Club Franchise is between $211,285 - $314,450 . There is an initial franchise fee of $39,000 which grants you the license to run a business under the Kennedy's All-American Barber Club name.

Individual Franchise Costs

  • Initial Investment:
    $211,285 -
  • Initial Franchise Fee:
    $39,000
  • Royalty Fee:
    8%
  • Advertising Fee:
    2000

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Kennedy's All-American Barber Club Growth History

When did the first Kennedy's All-American Barber Club open? 2008
When did Kennedy's All-American Barber Club start Franchising ? 2008


How much does a Kennedy's All-American Barber Club Franchise owner make?

Your income potential as a Kennedy's All-American Barber Club Franchise entrepreneur depends vastly on many factors. As an entrepreneur, the goals to achieve are related to expanding sales while lowering your oper_ation costs and increasing the quality of your products and or services. Each month your oper_ating costs can include royalty fees, mortgage / rent, supplies for products, staffing, utilities, bookwork, stationary and other items. From one month to the ext, you _may find your costs fluctuate, but your up-front costs are, for the most part, fixed and they will cover most of the initial setup of equipment, signage and renovations.

Initial Investment
$39,000 - $314,450
Initial Franchise Fee
$39,000
Royalty Fee
8%
Advertising Fee
2000
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