Based on analysis of 192 franchises in FranchiseStack's database, Seattle entrepreneurs can choose from various sectors with widely varying capital requirements. Low-entry options include eXp Realty ($3K-$8K) and Jan-Pro ($4K-$56K), while established retail brands like Ace Hardware require up to $2.1M. Royalty structures in the region vary significantly, from 0% at RE/MAX and Kumon to 43% at 7-Eleven, reflecting the diverse business models available in the Pacific Northwest.
Jan-Pro ($4K-$56K) and eXp Realty ($3K-$8K) offer the lowest initial investment for Seattle entrepreneurs.
Kumon, RE/MAX, and Ace Hardware report 0% royalty fees in their current FDD data, making them attractive for high-volume operators.
The total investment for a McDonald's franchise ranges from $1,315,000 to $2,307,000, with a 4.00% royalty fee.
Yes, major retail options include The UPS Store ($178K-$403K) and Ace Hardware ($302K-$2.1M).
7-Eleven has a royalty rate of 43.00%, which is significantly higher than most other retail or service franchises.
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