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Key figures

Initial franchise fee$49,500
Total investment (Item 7)$275,000 – $664,600
Royalty (Item 6)6% of gross sales
Franchised units (Item 20)3 (Item 20, p.73)
Brand websitehttps://www.ftc.gov

About FP Franchising

Find detailed information about Fully Promoted franchise costs and fees. Fully Promoted provides embroidered, screen-printed apparel and/or advertising and promotional product merchandise along with marketing campaigns. The franchise fee is a one-time payment that you make when you sign a franchise agreement. Think of it as your entry fee to own and operate a franchise using your franchisor’s brand, trademarks, and systems. The cost can range from the low thousands to a figure above the hundr...

Territory — what the FDD says (Item 12)

Non-exclusive territory — classified from Item 12, p.39 of the brand's FDD

Under this brand's Item 12 rule, you do not receive an exclusive territory. The franchisor may sell additional franchises in the same area. It may also operate company units there. Or it may sell through other channels. No area is reserved for you. No area is closed to you by another franchisee's exclusivity either. Placement is the franchisor's decision.

The FDD's own words (Item 12): “territory is NOT exclusive - the FDD states you will not receive an exclusive territory.”

Where FP Franchising operates today

Per the brand's FDD outlet table (Item 20, Table 3 — franchised outlets by state, latest fiscal year): 165 franchised units across 37 states.

TX22 units
FL20 units
CA14 units
IL10 units
OH8 units
MD7 units
NJ7 units
IN5 units
NC5 units
TN5 units
VA5 units
KS4 units
MI4 units
MN4 units
NV4 units
SC4 units
AZ3 units
KY3 units
LA3 units
MO3 units
NY3 units
HI2 units
IA2 units
OK2 units
PA2 units
WA2 units
WI2 units
AR1 units
CO1 units
CT1 units
GA1 units
ID1 units
MA1 units
NM1 units
ND1 units
UT1 units
WV1 units

Projected openings (Item 20, Table 5)

Franchise agreements the FDD projects for the next fiscal year:

FL4 projected
AL1 projected
AZ1 projected
CA1 projected
CO1 projected
DE1 projected
GA1 projected
HI1 projected
IL1 projected
IN1 projected
IA1 projected
KS1 projected
KY1 projected
LA1 projected
ME1 projected
MA1 projected
MI1 projected
MN1 projected
MS1 projected
MO1 projected
NV1 projected
NJ1 projected
NY1 projected
NC1 projected
OH1 projected
PA1 projected
SC1 projected
TN1 projected
TX1 projected
UT1 projected
VA1 projected
WA1 projected
WI1 projected

Source: Business-Services_Fully_Promoted_2025_qLduMZ4D.pdf, Item 20. Counts are the franchisor's own disclosures.

Why two unit counts? The Key figures above cite 3 franchised units (Item 20, p.73) — the franchisor's reported franchised-unit total. The map above sums Item 20, Table 3 (franchised outlets by state at fiscal year-end), which totals 165. The two Item 20 figures are compiled on different bases, so they need not match.

Availability

Because this brand grants no exclusive territory, there are no territory-based exclusions: no area is reserved for an existing franchisee, and no area is reserved for you. Whether a new unit is placed anywhere is the franchisor's decision under Item 12.

Next steps with FP Franchising

Put FP Franchising on a shortlist. Compare it side by side with two other brands. Check it against your budget in the PerfectFit Quiz. Or talk it through with a vetted consultant. That conversation is free to buyers; call (385) 475-5319. Only the franchisor can confirm current terms. Only the franchisor can confirm territory availability.