What fee does Clean Your Dirty Face charge for each notice of insufficient funds?

According to Clean Your Dirty Face's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, if a franchisee's payment is rejected due to insufficient funds, Clean Your Dirty Face charges a fee. Specifically, Clean Your Dirty Face will debit the franchisee's business account, and if they receive a notice of insufficient funds, the franchisee will be charged $100. This fee is intended to cover the administrative costs and inconvenience caused by the failed payment attempt.

This policy underscores the importance of maintaining sufficient funds in the designated account to cover all payments due to Clean Your Dirty Face. Franchisees should ensure they have adequate funds to avoid incurring this fee. The fee applies each time a debit attempt fails due to insufficient funds, so multiple failed attempts in a short period could result in multiple charges.

It is important for prospective Clean Your Dirty Face franchisees to understand this fee and factor it into their financial planning. While $100 may not seem significant, consistent issues with insufficient funds could lead to substantial charges over time. Franchisees should also be aware that Clean Your Dirty Face has the right to automatically debit the franchisee's account for amounts owed, making it crucial to proactively manage their account balance and avoid any disruptions in payment.