Compound Profit vs Regus Office Franchise Comparison

Compound Profit provides working capital and equipment to companies, while its "Profit Advisors” simultaneously coach clients on how to create credit assets, increase earnings, and decrease losses and risk. With decades of experience in finance and business, Compound Profit’s team empowers clients with the know-how to make their companies profitable and healthy. This approach stabilizes small- to medium-sized ventures and positions them for increased funding opportunities. Launched in Texas, Compound Profit has expanded nationwide and operates under a successful franchise model. With its national expansion, Compound Profit is growing to 300 franchised locations across the United States and will employ 6,000 account executives.

 

Regus Office provides flexible/virtual office space, co-working facilities, meeting and training facilities and commercial office alternatives.

The total investment necessary to begin operation of a single-unit Regus Office is from $650,300 to $1,714,100, excluding real estate leasing or acquisition costs. This includes $50,000 that must be paid to the franchisor.

If you sign a Multi-Site Development Agreement, you pay a Development Fee equal to the sum of the initial franchise fee for the first Regus Office to be developed, plus 50% of the initial franchise fee for each additional Regus Office you agree to develop.

The total investment necessary to enter into a Multi-Site Development Agreement with the development rights of 2 to 5 Regus Offices is from $1,300,600.00 to $8,570,500.00, excluding real estate leasing or acquisition costs. This includes between $75,000 for 2 locations and $150,000 for 5 locations that must be paid to the franchisor.