What does the higher amount for Boulder Designs training and assistance assume?

According to Boulder Designs' 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the cost for training and assistance can vary. The lower amount for training and assistance assumes that training is provided to one attendee for one day. The higher amount assumes the cost for one attendee for five days.

This means a Boulder Designs franchisee should expect to pay more for training if they require more extensive instruction. This could be due to the complexity of their specific franchise location, the franchisee's prior experience, or the number of employees requiring training. The FDD notes that these amounts are estimates and approximate the average charge for services, and that charges may vary based upon the actual time spent by Boulder Designs' staff and the duration of the training or assistance provided.

Prospective Boulder Designs franchisees should consider their training needs and budget accordingly. It would be prudent to discuss the specific training program in detail with Boulder Designs to understand the potential costs involved and what factors might influence the final amount charged. This will help in accurately forecasting the initial investment required to start the franchise.