Does the Spray Net franchise agreement provide the franchisee with the right to sub-license or sub-franchise any rights granted under the agreement?

According to Spray Net's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the franchise agreement does not grant franchisees the right to sub-license or sub-franchise any of the rights granted to them under the agreement. This means a Spray Net franchisee must directly operate the franchise and cannot authorize another party to manage or operate the business on their behalf under the original franchise agreement.

This restriction is typical in franchising, as franchisors like Spray Net want to maintain control over their brand standards and ensure consistent quality across all locations. Allowing sub-licensing or sub-franchising could dilute the brand and make it more difficult for the franchisor to enforce compliance with the franchise agreement.

While the Spray Net franchisee cannot sub-license or sub-franchise, the agreement does state that the franchisee may be offered the opportunity to open additional franchised businesses, but each additional location would be governed by a separate franchise agreement. This allows for expansion but maintains the franchisor's control over each individual franchise operation.