How many Franchise Agreements must a franchisee sign for each Bigfoot Forestry Business?

According to Bigfoot Forestry's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, a franchisee must sign a separate Franchise Agreement for each Bigfoot Forestry Business they operate. The FDD specifies that each franchised territory is considered a separate Bigfoot Forestry Business. Therefore, if a franchisee intends to operate multiple Bigfoot Forestry Businesses, they will be required to sign an individual Franchise Agreement for each territory.

This requirement ensures that each Bigfoot Forestry Business operates under its own specific agreement, which may have terms that vary from the initial agreement. The initial franchise agreement is signed for the franchisee's first Bigfoot Forestry Business. Subsequent agreements will be based on Bigfoot Forestry's then-current form, which may include materially and substantially different terms.

This stipulation is important for prospective franchisees to understand, as it means that expanding their Bigfoot Forestry operations into new territories will involve entering into new agreements with potentially different obligations and conditions. Franchisees should carefully review each Franchise Agreement to understand the specific terms and conditions applicable to each Bigfoot Forestry Business they operate. This also means that the initial franchise fee imposed under each Franchise Agreement will be determined in accordance with the table set forth in Part B of Attachment A.