Daisy is redefining what it means to live in a connected home. As the smart home technology sector accelerates toward mainstream adoption, this young but ambitious brand is building the first truly national platform for premium home and small-business technology integration — and now it's opening the door to franchise partners ready to ride that wave.
Franchise · B2C Services
Daisy Franchise
Smart home tech integration with recurring service revenue and round-the-clock support
$100,000
personal capital
31
U.S. locations
What you need to get started
Liquid capital
The liquid capital you bring to get started.
$100,000
What it's about
- Founded
- 2023
- Locations
- 31
- Type of business
- Smart home and small-business technology installation and services
- Company
- Daisy
Fact sheet
Inside Daisy
The right questions before you start
The concept at a glance
Daisy installs and services the full spectrum of connected-home technology: automated lighting, climate control, whole-home audio and immersive theater setups, advanced security systems, and robust networking. Rather than treating these as separate trades, Daisy packages them into a single, elevated client experience — turning complicated tech into something intuitive and luxurious. Early flagship locations in Sarasota and Costa Mesa have already demonstrated that the model travels well across very different markets.
Why join this franchise?
- A high-margin, recurring-revenue services model built around a genuinely differentiated offer
- Access to the proprietary "Bloom" tech stack and back-office platform that streamlines scheduling, project management and client communication
- National sales and marketing support designed to generate leads at scale
- A 24/7 technician-staffed support center backing every franchisee
- Structured systems for recruiting and developing local talent
The category itself is a major draw: the U.S. smart home market is projected to reach roughly $190 billion by 2027, with the global market forecast near $633 billion by 2032. Yet the industry remains dominated by small, local installers — leaving wide open space for a well-capitalized, professionally run national brand like Daisy to lead consolidation.
Who they're looking for
Daisy welcomes entrepreneurs from a range of backgrounds — no technical experience in home automation is required. The brand identifies three ideal franchisee profiles:
- Owner-Operators with strong leadership, management and sales experience who want to run the business hands-on
- Semi-Absentee Owners who prefer a more passive role but commit to strong local oversight, either through a trusted management team or an on-site executive holding at least 10% equity
- Multi-Unit Operators and Investors focused on territory growth and building larger regional portfolios
All candidates must meet the brand's minimum liquidity threshold and guarantee consistent, capable local management of day-to-day operations.
Requirements and investment
Prospective franchisees should plan for liquid capital of around $100,000. Total investment to open a Daisy franchise, including the initial franchise fee, ranges from approximately $139,000 to $339,500. The initial franchise fee itself is set at $59,500. In return, franchisees gain access to Daisy's full operating system, national marketing engine, and ongoing technical and business support designed to shorten the learning curve and accelerate profitability.
Key facts
- Founded: 2023
- Franchising since: 2024
- Locations: 31
- Average annual revenue per location: approximately $2,800,000
- Franchise fee: $59,500
- Liquid capital required: $100,000
- Total investment: $139,000 to $339,500
If you're ready to bring a premium, tech-forward service brand to your market, now is the time to explore what a Daisy franchise can offer. Request more information today to start the conversation about becoming a Daisy franchisee.
How much does a Daisy franchise cost?
Total investment runs between $139,000 and $339,500, a figure that already includes the initial franchise fee of $59,500. Candidates also need about $100,000 in liquid capital to qualify. Final costs depend on the territory and how the business is launched.
What are the requirements to become a Daisy franchisee?
No background in home automation is needed. The brand recruits three profiles: hands-on owner-operators, semi-absentee owners who guarantee close local supervision, either via a management team they trust or an executive on site holding 10% equity or more, and multi-unit investors. Every candidate must clear the minimum liquidity bar.
How many locations does Daisy have?
The network counts 31 locations. The company was created in 2023 and began selling franchises in 2024, so it is still an early-stage system. Its first flagship stores opened in Sarasota and Costa Mesa, two very different markets.
What support does Daisy provide to franchisees?
Owners get the proprietary Bloom platform for scheduling, project management and client communication, plus national sales and lead-generation campaigns. A support hub staffed by technicians is reachable around the clock, and the franchisor supplies structured methods for hiring and developing local crews.
How much revenue does a Daisy location generate?
The brand reports average annual sales of roughly $2,800,000 per location. Results vary with territory, team and how mature the site is, so ask for the full financial disclosure before deciding.
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