What factors does Anago consider when approving a site for the Anago Subfranchise Rights Business?

According to Anago's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, when approving a site for your Anago Subfranchise Rights Business, Anago considers several factors. These include the location of the proposed office, how easy it is to access, the location of any competitive businesses, and the cost and condition of the facility itself.

It is important to note that the premises must have a business telephone, a computer system with internet access, fax capabilities, email, and computer software that meets Anago's standards. Additionally, if you lease the premises, both you and the landlord must sign a collateral assignment of your rights under the lease, which allows Anago to assume your lease upon termination or expiration of your Subfranchise Rights Agreement.

You are required to secure your premises within 90 days of signing the Subfranchise Rights Agreement. Failure to do so gives Anago the right to terminate the agreement. This requirement underscores the importance of promptly finding and securing an appropriate location that meets Anago's approval criteria.

These site selection criteria are typical for franchises, as the location can significantly impact the success of the business. By considering factors like accessibility and competition, Anago aims to ensure that franchisees have the best possible chance of success. The stipulations regarding equipment and lease assignments further protect Anago's interests and maintain brand consistency.