According to Bee Organized's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, a franchisee does not have the right to establish additional Bee Organized businesses. The FDD specifies that franchisees are not granted any options, rights of first refusal, or similar rights to acquire additional franchises. This means that franchisees are initially limited to operating a single Bee Organized business within their designated territory, and they cannot automatically expand by opening additional franchised locations.

While franchisees do not have an explicit right to open additional franchised businesses, they may have the opportunity to expand their territory. Subject to availability and Bee Organized's approval, a franchisee can add additional territories upon payment of additional initial franchise fees. Each additional territory typically includes approximately 40,000 to 50,000 qualified households. Adding territories will also increase the franchisee's minimum monthly royalty fee requirement and local marketing expenditure.

This policy is fairly common in franchising, as franchisors often want to control the pace of expansion and ensure that existing franchisees are performing well before granting them additional locations. It also allows Bee Organized to strategically manage market coverage and avoid over-saturation. A prospective franchisee interested in multi-unit ownership should discuss the requirements and process for acquiring additional territories with Bee Organized to understand the potential for future growth.