Does the Dryject franchise agreement specify who is responsible for costs associated with modifying signage if the marks are changed?

According to the 2025 Dryject Franchise Disclosure Document, Dryject will protect the franchisee's right to use its marks and trade names. The agreement states that Dryject will indemnify the franchisee against any losses, costs, or expenses arising from claims, suits, or demands related to the franchisee's use of the Dryject marks or trade name.

This suggests that if a franchisee incurs costs or expenses due to a claim or suit regarding their use of Dryject's marks, Dryject would cover those costs. However, the FDD does not explicitly state who bears the costs of modifying signage if Dryject changes its marks.

A prospective franchisee should clarify with Dryject who is responsible for covering the costs of updating signage and other materials bearing the Dryject trademark if the franchisor decides to change its branding or logos in the future. This clarification would help the franchisee understand the potential financial implications of rebranding and ensure they are prepared for such expenses.