What conditions must a Beehive Homes franchisee meet to be eligible to acquire additional franchises?

According to Beehive Homes' 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, a franchisee may be able to construct additional homes or increase the number of beds at their location. However, this is contingent on receiving prior written approval from Beehive Homes. Each additional home or increase in bed number is subject to a separate Franchise Agreement and Franchise Fee. This implies that franchisees looking to expand their operations will need to negotiate and sign a new agreement and pay an additional fee for each expansion.

This requirement ensures that Beehive Homes maintains control over the growth and standards of its franchise system. By requiring a separate agreement and fee, Beehive Homes can assess the franchisee's performance and financial capabilities before allowing them to expand. This protects the brand's reputation and ensures that new locations meet the company's standards for quality and service. It also allows Beehive Homes to generate additional revenue through franchise fees as its franchisees grow.

For a prospective Beehive Homes franchisee, this means that while there is an opportunity to expand, it is not guaranteed. Franchisees should factor in the time and costs associated with obtaining approval and negotiating new agreements when planning their business growth. They should also maintain a strong track record of performance to increase their chances of approval for additional franchises. It is important to note that the FDD does not specify the exact criteria Beehive Homes uses to evaluate expansion requests, so prospective franchisees should inquire about this during their due diligence.