Shoes-n-Feet Franchise

Retail comfort shoes, arch supports & accessories

The SHOES-n-FEET concept is ahead of the pack. We are
committed to offering the best-looking and most comfortable shoes and
orthotics at fair prices in a relaxing, educational environment. We have a
commitment to customer service and going the extra mile.

SHOES-n-FEET's unique combination of retail, education and service has "closed the loop" between the medical community, their patients, and retail shoe stores and is a win-win for everyone.

Company history: Five generations in the making.

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How much does it cost to open a Shoes-n-Feet Franchise?

The investment required to open a Shoes-n-Feet Franchise is between $185,800-$313,000. There is an initial franchise fee of $25,000 which grants you the license to run a business under the Shoes-n-Feet name.

Individual Unit Costs

Initial Investment:
$185,800-$313,000
Initial Franchise Fee:
$25,000
Royalty Fee:
5%
Advertising Fee:
Term of Agreement:
10 years
Renewal Fee:
$5K

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News and Press Releases

Foot Health & More
SHOES-n-FEET�is proud to sponsor FOOT HEALTH & MORE. Stores will host informative and educational talks presented by foot and shoe specialists. Foot pain is not normal. Live your life free from foot pain and discover maximum comfort in your daily activities, starting from the ground up. We know...

Shoes-n-Feet News & Press Releases

Shoes-n-Feet Franchise Growth History

When did the first Shoes-n-Feet open? 1998
When did Shoes-n-Feet start Franchising? 2002

Year	U.S.A.	Canada	International	Corporate
2005	6	0	0	1
2004	5	0	0	2
2003	4	0	0	2
2002	0	0	0	2
2001	N/A	N/A	N/A	2

Shoes-n-Feet Franchise Expansion Plans

United States: Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Washington,

Financing Options

Expense	In-House	Third Party
Franchise Fee	No	No
Startup Costs	No	No
Equipment	No	No
Inventory	No	No
Accounts Receivable	No	No
Payroll	No	No

Training & Support

Training
Available at franchisee's location

Support
Newsletter, Meetings, Toll-free phone line, Grand opening, Internet, Security/safety procedures, Field operations/evaluations, Purchasing cooperatives

Marketing
Co-op advertising, Ad slicks, Regional advertising

Business Operations

66% of all franchisees own more than one unit

Number of employees needed to run franchised unit: 3 - 3

Absentee ownership of franchise is allowed. (80% of current franchisees are owner/operators)

How much does a Shoes-n-Feet Franchise owner make?

Your income potential as a Shoes-n-Feet Franchise entrepreneur depends vastly on many factors. As an entrepreneur, the goals to achieve are related to expanding sales while lowering your operation costs and increasing the quality of your products and or services. Each month your operating costs can include royalty fees, mortgage / rent, supplies for products, staffing, utilities, bookwork, stationary and other items. From one month to the next, 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.

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