What happens if a Bee Organized franchisee fails to comply with the renewal conditions?

According to Bee Organized's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, if a franchisee, owner, or spouse fails to comply with the renewal conditions in a timely manner, it will be considered an election by the franchisee to not renew the Franchise Agreement.

To maintain the option to renew their franchise for an additional 10-year term, Bee Organized requires franchisees to meet specific conditions. These include providing written notice of their intent to renew between 180 and 270 days before the current term expires. Franchisees and their owners must also be in full compliance with the Franchise Agreement and all related ancillary agreements at the time of the renewal notice and throughout the renewal process, without any outstanding defaults.

Furthermore, franchisees must demonstrate to Bee Organized that they have the ability to continue operating the franchised business within their designated territory and that they have the right to occupy and maintain their administrative office according to Bee Organized's current standards. Failure to meet these conditions results in the franchisee losing their renewal option.