How does Anago calculate the Subfranchisor's monthly Gross Revenues?
Anago Franchise · 2025 FDDAnswer from 2025 FDD Document
By or about the 25 th of each month, Franchisor will calculate the Subfranchisor's monthly Gross Revenues based on the Client payments deposited into the Anago Escrow Account during the previous calendar month.
By or about the 26 th of each month, Franchisor will distribute to Subfranchisor any amounts not previously distributed to Subfranchisor as part of the weekly distributions based on Gross Revenues received during the previous month, less any Royalty Fees, Fund contributions and any other payments owed to Franchisor which accrued during the previous calendar month, and less a holdback amount to satisfy the minimum account balance required to maintain the Anago Escrow Account.
Source: Item 23 — RECEIPTS (FDD pages 62–298)
What This Means (2025 FDD)
According to Anago's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the franchisor calculates the Subfranchisor's monthly Gross Revenues based on client payments deposited into the Anago Escrow Account during the previous calendar month. This calculation is performed around the 25th of each month.
After calculating the gross revenues, Anago distributes any remaining amounts to the Subfranchisor around the 26th of the month. This distribution includes gross revenues received during the previous month, minus royalty fees, fund contributions, and any other payments owed to Anago. A holdback amount is also deducted to maintain the minimum balance required for the Anago Escrow Account.
Gross Revenues for Anago include proceeds from business interruption insurance. Deductions are made for cash refunds and credits given to clients (excluding credits for missing cleaning days) and uncollectible receivables, provided these amounts were previously included in Gross Revenues where royalty fees and other amounts were paid. Gross Revenues are considered received when the goods, products, merchandise, or services are delivered or rendered, or when the sale occurs, whichever comes first. Bartering or trade outs are valued at the prices applicable at the time the Gross Revenues are received for the exchanged products or services.