For many people, buying a franchise means joining a brand that has existed for many years. But if you want to get more on the ground floor of the latest things, there are many opportunities for you in the franchise world. In fact, almost a quarter of corporations that applied for this 12 months’s franchise rating from five or less franchise. And you will find 150 of those recent and emerging franchise Here.
This rating of corporations that began the franchise in 2020 or later is based on the same data and the same formula that we used to determine our franchise rating 500 2025. This formula evaluates and assesses franchise brands based on over 150 data points in areas of costs and fees, size and height, support of the franchisee, brand forces and forces and financial stability.
If you want to check the hottest recent franchise concepts, this list is a great start line, but it shouldn’t be treated as a suggestion of any specific franchise. Such recent and emerging franchises can offer great benefits for the appropriate franchisee – but wondering if this requires conducting your personal careful research. Always read the company’s legal documents, seek the advice of a lawyer and accountant and talk to other franchisees before investing.
We asked the highest recent and emerging franchisors
What makes your franchise concept special?
“Slice House by Tony Gemignani is a convenient way for guests to experience a pizza 13-time World Pizza Celebrity Chef. – – George Carpathians, co -founder and president, Slice House by Tony Gemignani, No. 75
“From free meals delivered at night before moving to funny surprises on the day of moving, we try to improve the experience of traffic, providing more positive customer support. As our slogan says, we make moving fun!” – Ron Holt, founder, Pink Zebra Moving, No. 117
“We are a” school of cooking without partitions. ” We bring funny, practical cooking classes, in which they are already gathering-schools, libraries-without the kitchen needed. – Erin Fletter, CEO, Sticky Fingers Cooking, No. 126
Why did you decide on your company franchise?
“At first, the franchise was not in our plans, but we began to receive many queries from people interested in introducing Movita to our own communities. After talking with franchise consultants and lawyers, they strengthened that we had key components of a successful franchise.” – Raul Fernando R, CEO and co -founder, Movita Juice Bar, No. 71
“Thanks to 1 in 36 children who have been diagnosed with autism, families throughout the country try to find care. We knew that we have a model that might fill this gap, and franchization allows us to expand with honesty and maintain a personal touch that makes the difference. It is not only about expansion – it’s about influence.” – Nafisa Obi, founder and general director, Essential Speech and ABA Therapy, No. 93
“We have seen how many choppers fought to balance the care of the patient with the requirements of running a company. Our model allows them to focus on what they do best – helping patients – and allows us to make high -quality care of the chopper, influencing more life and changing the way in which the chopper is perceived in the healthcare system and our communities.” – Mike Lauer, Operational Vice President, Chiropractic Freeform, No. 132
As an emerging franchisor, how to compete with more recognized franchises?
“The exit factor attracts entrepreneurs who want to influence their companies and communities, but also on our brand. As a rising brand, we have more ability to adapt and include the opinions of franchisees than a recognized brand.” – Jessica Fiallekovich, founder and president, Exit Factor, No. 28
“We offer the main territories, the most modern marketing and practical strategies, personalized support. Our support through Buzz Franchise Brands also provides us with infrastructure, resources and specialist knowledge, an experienced network, while maintaining the agility and innovation of the rising brand.” – Brian Garrison, President of the brand, splendidly lights, No. 57
“We see our rising status of strength. Our agility allows us to quickly introduce innovations, provide personalized support
For franchisees and build a brand that seems fresh and exciting. While larger brands can be associated with outdated systems, we have built our own technology to create a trouble -free experience. ” – Justin Wetherill, president, Jeff’s Bagel Run, No. 149