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No franchise fees, no royalties

To illustrate how confident we are in your success, you pay no ongoing royalties and no franchise fees. We only profit when you profit: a true business partnership.

The required investment to own a Schmidt franchise

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Your liquid capital

Invest from £70,000 – covering your capital, taxes, administration and general business costs.

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Schmidt loan

Covering the showroom concept, build and fit-out, easing your initial cash flow.

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Bank loan

Helping you with suppliers, human resources, IT and other building costs.

We have forged excellent relationships with high street lenders. Owing to Schmidt UK franchisees’ success over the past decade, these banks intimately understand the power of our business model, and we can introduce you to them when the time is right. Please note that funding is subject to status.

Of course, these figures will vary depending upon your specific situation; a full and transparent breakdown of the required financials will be discussed as part of the process of becoming a Schmidt franchisee.

How much can I earn as a Schmidt business owner?

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Important things to note about your franchise financials

As a Schmidt business owner, you will be running a high margin, positive cash flow business, with no need to hold a warehouse stuffed full of expensive stock. This translates to a great ROI as you establish yourself locally.

We operate a just-in-time manufacturing process, meaning your customers’ orders are dispatched directly from our factories – providing you with a stronger cash flow model and, quite simply, far less hassle.

All of which means the best way of laying out a made-to-measure financial blueprint for your business is to get in touch with our franchise recruitment team today.

Please note: all figures provided are illustrations, based on existing showrooms, but are not a guarantee of performance.