Roosters vs Salon Professional Education Company (SPEC) Franchise Comparison

After 30 years as a barber, Joe Grondin opened the first Roosters Men's Grooming Center in Lapeer, Michigan, in 1999. Roosters franchises offer men's haircuts, shaves and other grooming services in a traditional barbershop setting. In 2011, Roosters became part of Regis Corp., which franchises multiple other hair care franchises, including Supercuts, Cost Cutters and Pro-Cuts.

#448 in Franchise 500 for 2020.

Salon Professional Education Company is a network of amazing schools producing salon-ready professionals all across the country. Our leadership team is comprised of seasoned industry executives, educators, franchise experts, and business owners from many walks of life. The diverse nature of this group brings a unique insight and perspective to the beauty school industry and has led to the development of one of the strongest beauty school franchise systems in the nation.

The total investment necessary to begin operation of a new TSPA, ESI or SPA Salon Professional Education Company beauty school franchised business is $668,000 to $1,111,000 for the model that includes hairstyling and $448,000 to $838,000 for the model that does not include hairstyling. This includes $45,000 that must be paid to the franchisor or its affiliates. This applies regardless of the service mark you may choose for operating your franchise.

The total investment necessary to convert an existing beauty school is $145,500 to $628,500. This also includes the $45,000 that must be paid to the franchisor or its affiliates, and applies regardless of the service mark you may choose for operating your franchise.