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Under what conditions can the configuration of my All County territory change?

All_County Franchise · 2025 FDD

Answer from 2025 FDD Document

rvices at all locations listed in such agreement, we will reasonably allocate the fixed amount among the businesses performing such services.

Continuation of Your Territory Rights. In order to retain the right to operate the Franchise Business in the Territory you must meet the performance standards in the Franchise Agreement. The configuration of your Territory will not change except by mutual agreement of you and us. By signing our standard Franchise Agreement, you do not receive any options, rights of first refusal or similar rights to acquire additional franchises.

We may approve relocation of your office for the Franchise Business within the Territory after you provide us with all required information concerning the proposed site to which you want to relocate. Our approval of the relocation of your office will be based primarily on lease terms, suitability of the location for activities of the business, zoning, parking, and general neighborhood. We will provide our decision of the acceptability of any proposed relocation office site you submit within 20 days of receipt of all required information concerning the proposed site.

Minimum Performance. Your rights in and to your Territory and the Franchise Agreement are dependent upon your meeting minimum standards of performance during the term of the Franchise Agreement. You must attain or exceed the requirements for Gross Revenue contained in the Franchise Agreement (Article 4.3). You must attain or exceed each minimum requirement (the "Requirement") for Gross Revenue identified below for each respective specified

period. Upon your first failure to attain the required Requirement, you may cure the failure by paying any Royalty Fee and Advertising Fund contribution owed to us. Upon your second failure to attain the specified Requirement, then we may terminate the Franchise Agreement or otherwise we may elect to render all or any portion of the Territory as non-exclusive.

Minimum Gross Revenue Requirements.

No minimum total Gross Revenue Requirement for the initial 365 days period during the Term of the Franchise Agreement.

$150,000 minimum total Gross Revenue Requirement for the next consecutive second 365 days period during the Term of the Franchise Agreement.

$250,000 minimum total Gross Revenue Requirement for each remaining consecutive 365 days period during the Term of

Source: Item 12 — Territory (FDD pages 26–28)

What This Means (2025 FDD)

According to All County's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the configuration of your territory will not change except by mutual agreement between you and All County. However, All County can render all or any portion of your territory as non-exclusive if you fail to meet the minimum gross revenue requirements for two consecutive 365-day periods after an initial grace period.

The minimum gross revenue requirement is $150,000 for the second 365-day period of the franchise term. For each remaining consecutive 365-day period, the minimum gross revenue requirement is $250,000. If you fail to meet the requirement in the second 365 day period, you can cure this by paying any Royalty Fee and Advertising Fund contribution owed to All County.

It's important to note that these revenue standards are the minimum performance levels expected and are not presented as financial performance representations. This means that while meeting these minimums is necessary to maintain your territory rights, All County does not guarantee that you will achieve these levels or that they are sufficient for profitability. As a prospective franchisee, you should carefully consider these minimums and conduct your own financial analysis to determine if the All County franchise opportunity aligns with your financial goals and capabilities.

Disclaimer: This information is extracted from the 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document and is provided for research purposes only. It does not constitute legal or financial advice. Consult with a franchise attorney before making any investment decisions.