When must a Spray Net franchisee and its personnel complete the remote components of the Initial Training Program?

According to Spray Net's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, a franchisee and its personnel may be required to complete the remote components of the Initial Training Program within thirty (30) days of the date the Franchise Agreement is executed. This portion of the training is provided via telephone calls, webinars, or other online learning management systems.

This means that prospective Spray Net franchisees should be prepared to begin their training shortly after signing the agreement. This early training component allows franchisees and their staff to start learning the Spray Net system and prepare for the in-person training. It is important to note that the franchisor has the discretion to require this remote training, so it may not be mandatory in all cases.

Spray Net also requires franchisees to satisfy certain training pre-conditions before attending the in-person portion of the Initial Training Program. These pre-conditions include payment of the Initial Training Fee, submission of the Initial Marketing Investment (between $20,000 and $40,000), establishing a Payment Account, obtaining required insurance coverages, and providing completed copies of all agreements and contracts attached as exhibits to the Franchise Agreement. Meeting these pre-conditions ensures that franchisees are financially and operationally ready to fully benefit from the in-person training at Spray Net's headquarters or another designated facility.

Failure to complete the Initial Training Program can result in a material breach of the Franchise Agreement, potentially leading to termination if not resolved within the specified cure period. Therefore, prospective Spray Net franchisees should prioritize completing all required training components and meeting all pre-conditions to ensure they are fully compliant with the franchise agreement and prepared to operate their business successfully.