What is the minimum gross revenue requirement for the second 365-day period of an All County franchise?

According to All County's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, franchisees must meet specific minimum gross revenue requirements to maintain their franchise agreement. For the second 365-day period of operation, the minimum total gross revenue requirement is $150,000. Failing to meet this benchmark can lead to consequences, including the potential loss of exclusive territory rights or even termination of the franchise agreement.

All County allows a franchisee to cure the first failure to meet the minimum gross revenue requirement by paying the royalty fee, advertising fund contribution, and local advertising expenditure that would have been calculated based on the amount of the deficiency. However, a second failure to achieve the $150,000 minimum during the specified period results in a default under the Franchise Agreement, potentially leading to immediate termination of the agreement at All County's discretion. Alternatively, All County may choose to render all or part of the territory as non-exclusive.

These revenue requirements underscore the importance of effective business management and marketing strategies for All County franchisees. Meeting the minimum gross revenue requirements is not just a target but a condition for maintaining the integrity and exclusivity of the franchise agreement. Prospective franchisees should carefully consider their ability to meet these financial benchmarks, as failure to do so can have significant repercussions on their investment and business operations.

It is important to note that these minimum gross revenue requirements are not a guarantee of success. All County states explicitly that these standards are the minimum performance required and do not constitute a guarantee of results. Franchisees must still actively manage and promote their business to achieve profitability and growth.