What is the maximum number of orders for Card My Yard locations opened in 2017?
Card_My_Yard Franchise · 2025 FDDAnswer from 2025 FDD Document
this amount. Your individual results may differ. There is no assurance that you'll earn as much.**
TABLE 1
| Franchise Location Class Opened Date | Number of Franchise Locations in Class Cohort | Average | Median | Minimum | Maximum | Number of Franchises that Attained or Exceeded Average |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Franchise Locations | 68 | $38,644 | $34,711 | $6,384 | $112,851 | 30 (44%) |
| Opened in 2017 (Locations | ||||||
| that are 7+ years old) | ||||||
| Franchise Locations | 27 | $28,730 | $25,764 | $10,235 | $57,965 | 11 (41%) |
| Opened in 2018 (Locations | ||||||
| that are 6 years old) |
Source: Item 19 — FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE REPRESENTATIONS (FDD pages 56–64)
What This Means (2025 FDD)
According to Card My Yard's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, franchise locations opened in 2017 (that are now 7+ years old) had a maximum of 901 orders per location in 2024. The data represents all franchise locations opened in 2017 and grouped by age. The 68 locations opened in 2017 are 7+ years old and had an average of 312 orders per location in 2024.
This information is part of Card My Yard's financial performance representations, specifically relating to the number of orders attained by franchise locations based on their opening year. This data point provides prospective franchisees with insight into the potential order volume that can be achieved by a Card My Yard franchise as it matures.
It's important to note that while some Card My Yard locations have attained this maximum number of orders, individual results may vary. The FDD explicitly states that there is no assurance that a franchisee will earn as much. This underscores the inherent risks and uncertainties associated with any franchise investment, where success depends on various factors, including location, management skills, and local market conditions.
Prospective franchisees should consider this information as one component of their overall due diligence, and not as a guarantee of future performance. They should also carefully review the complete Item 19 of the FDD, including the additional notes and disclaimers, and conduct their own independent investigation of the costs and expenses they will incur in operating their Card My Yard business.