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The Good Feet Store Franchise Opportunities

Territories are currently available in the U.S. and internationally

Our Story

Good Feet began as a family-owned business in 1992, with a mission to help people who – like the company's founders – suffered tremendous foot and back pain that diminished their quality of life.

Soon after, Good Feet stores began opening in cities across the U.S. Today, the Good Feet system encompasses over 150 individually owned and operated stores throughout the world.

Good Feet Stores sell a proprietary product line of arch supports – available only at The Good Feet Store – plus a selection of shoes and foot-related accessories.

We’re driven by an unwavering commitment to improving the quality of people’s lives – two feet at a time.

Our core belief is that everyone deserves the ability to live the life they love, without letting their foot-related pain and discomfort unduly limit them. We’ve been helping people do just that for over twenty years – serving over a million people along the way.

Benefits of a Good Feet Store Franchise

Serves the needs of a large and broad market:

people searching for relief of foot, knee, hip, and back pain
A category leader

with few direct competitors
Attractive unit level economics:

a proven model, The Good Feet Store is designed to generate some of the highest sales per square foot in the industry
Comprehensive branding and marketing:

campaign materials and support – broadcast, in-store, online and collateral

What Are The Startup Costs?

Low initial investment with high return on investment potential

With the initial investment estimate for a Good Feet Store ranging between $123,770 and $229,275 (See Item 7 of our Franchise Disclosure Document for more details), Good Feet is a relatively low-cost investment opportunity – especially when compared to other health related and retail franchise opportunities.

Why is our initial investment so low?

Three key reasons:

Our product allows for a small store footprint of 1,000 to 1,500 square feet, which reduces real estate and buildout costs
No major capital equipment or significant upfront inventory is required
As a proven franchise with a formula that works, we can keep our fees low so that you have a greater chance of creating a return on your investment in a shorter amount of time

Do You Fit the Good Feet Store Footprint?

Does selling quality products and inspiring people to live a healthy and active lifestyle motivate you? Then a Good Feet franchise might be the perfect business opportunity.

Interested? Then let’s talk. Please contact:

franchising@goodfeet.com

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the term of the Franchise Agreement?

The initial term of the Franchise Agreement is five (5) years. You have the right to renew the Franchise for two (2) successor terms of five (5) years each, provided all the conditions under the Franchise Agreement have been met.

What is the Royalty Fee?

Currently Good Feet does not collect a Royalty Fee. In the event Good Feet begins collecting a Royalty Fee during your term, the rate shall not exceed 5% of the store’s monthly gross sales.

Is there an Advertising Fund Fee?

We may collect up to 3% of your monthly gross sales, but currently we collect $820 per month for your first store. We may increase your Advertising Fund contribution if you do not attend the annual Good Feet Convention. The funds are utilized for the creative development and other costs of preparing and producing video, audio, and written advertising materials; developing and maintaining an electronic commerce website (including one or more Franchise System Websites); employing advertising, public relations, and media agencies to assist in these activities; and supporting public relations, market research, and other advertising and marketing activities.

Does Good Feet provide financing?

We do not provide direct financing. You will need to secure financing for your Franchise through a qualified lender. We are able to provide references to qualified financing or lending agencies that support the franchise industry. Many Good Feet franchisees finance their business through SBA loans. Good Feet is part of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Franchise Registry.

What are the qualifications to franchise a Good Feet Store?

You will need at least $50,000 liquid cash available (not including real estate purchase costs) for your investment into the business. The ideal candidate should have solid business or retail experience, with strong management skills and business ethics. Candidates should have a customer service mentality, with the desire to enhance the quality of our customers’ lives. Owners must be involved in the management and operation of the store.

Do you offer incentive plans for growth?

We currently offer a Franchise Incentive Plan for all qualified existing franchisees. Under the Plan, if an existing franchisee wants store development rights in a new territory, we will not charge that franchisee any development or initial franchise fees for the new Stores to be developed.

What type of training do you provide?

You will attend a comprehensive 5-day brand standard training program in southern California. The program includes 3.5 days of classroom training at our principal office, and 1.5 days of in-store training at one or more of our Good Feet Stores in the San Diego area. We provide follow up training as needed.

What are the Good Feet Store hours of operation?

Good Feet Stores typically operate Monday to Friday 10am – 6pm, and Saturday and Sunday 11am – 5pm.

What is the standard Good Feet Store size?

The ideal size range for a Good Feet Store is 1,000 to 1,500 square feet.

What about inventory?

Good Feet franchisees purchase most Products through our affiliate manufacturer. Good Feet does not mandate specific inventory levels. You need only stock what is necessary to meet potential customer demand.

This information is not intended as an offer to sell, or the solicitation of an offer to buy, a franchise. It is for informational purposes only. Currently, the following states regulate the offer and sale of franchises: California, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin. Within the U.S., we offer franchises solely by the means of our Franchise Disclosure Document. There are also countries outside of the U.S. that have laws governing the offer and sale of franchises. If you are a resident of one of these states or countries, we will not offer you a franchise unless and until we have complied with pre-sale registration and disclosure requirements that apply in your jurisdiction.