When is the Dryject payment by credit card fee due?
Dryject Franchise · 2025 FDDAnswer from 2025 FDD Document
| Name of Fee | Amount | Due Date | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Royalty Service Fee | The greater of: 8% of | On the 15th day of the | Minimum is only |
| Gross Revenues or, for | following month by | waived for the first | |
| the first partial | automatic debit/EFT or | three months after | |
| calendar year: $450 per month after 3 months; the second full calendar year: $900 per month; the third full calendar year: $1,300 per month; the fourth full calendar year and forward: $1,450 per month | otherwise | signing the Franchise Agreement. See Note 1 below | |
| National Marketing | The greater of: 2% of | By the 15th day of the | See Note 2 below |
| Fund | Gross Revenue or, for months 1-3: $0 per month; months 4-12: $100 per month; months 13-24: $200 per month; months 25- 36: $300 per month; months 37 and forward: $500 per month. | following month by automatic debit/EFT or otherwise | |
| Non-Compliance Fee | $100 per incident plus 1½% interest per month, or maximum allowed by law | When payment is overdue | See Note 3 below |
| Payment by Credit | Amount of the credit | Upon receipt of | All payments made to |
| Card | card processing fee | invoice | us paid by credit card will incur fee. You must reimburse us our cost related to your payments by credit cards. |
Source: Item 6 — OTHER FEES (FDD pages 14–18)
What This Means (2025 FDD)
According to Dryject's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the fee for payment by credit card is due upon receipt of the invoice. The amount of the fee is equivalent to the credit card processing fee. This means that Dryject franchisees will be responsible for covering the costs Dryject incurs when franchisees use credit cards to make payments.
Dryject requires franchisees to reimburse the company for the cost related to payments made via credit card. This is in addition to other fees such as the Royalty Service Fee and the National Marketing Fund fee. Franchisees should factor in these potential credit card processing fees when budgeting and managing their finances.
While Dryject allows for payments via credit card, the FDD also states that Dryject can require franchisees to authorize their bank to accept automatic withdrawals for all fees through Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). This means Dryject can mandate that franchisees pay via EFT instead of credit card, which would eliminate the payment by credit card fee. Franchisees should clarify with Dryject under what circumstances credit card payments are accepted and if there are preferred methods of payment to avoid incurring extra fees.