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Entrepreneurs’ Source Franchise

Career transition advisory guiding corporate professionals into franchise ownership

$75,000
franchise fee
USD 114k – 134kk
investment

How much does a Entrepreneurs’ Source franchise cost?

Franchise fee

Amount paid when signing the contract

$75,000

Total investment

Estimated total budget for the opening

$114,350 – $133,550

Ongoing royalty

25%

Figures declared by the franchisor — sources and verification date at the bottom of the page.

What it's about

For professionals looking to help others escape the corporate grind and step into business ownership, Entrepreneurs' Source offers a unique franchise opportunity built entirely around advisory and consulting work rather than day-to-day retail or restaurant operations.

Fact sheet

Type of business
Career and business ownership advisory services
Company
Entrepreneurs' Source

Inside Entrepreneurs’ Source

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The right questions before you start

The concept at a glance

Entrepreneurs' Source operates as a career ownership and business ownership advisory franchise. Rather than running a storefront or coaching existing business owners, franchisees work one-on-one with individuals who are considering franchise ownership as an alternative to traditional employment. The franchisee's role is that of a trusted guide: helping clients understand financing options, evaluate different franchise models, and make informed decisions about transitioning from a corporate career into business ownership. It is a highly consultative, education-driven model that positions itself less like a typical coaching franchise and more like a specialized career transition consultancy.

Why join this franchise?

This franchise appeals to people who enjoy mentoring and want a business with low overhead and no need for a physical storefront, inventory, or retail staff. Because the model is centered on relationship-building and advisory expertise, franchisees can typically operate with flexibility and a home-based or remote-friendly structure. The brand's positioning as a specialist in franchise and career-transition guidance also sets it apart in the broader business services space, giving franchisees a defined niche rather than competing directly with general business coaches.

  • Advisory-based business model with minimal physical infrastructure
  • Recurring demand from professionals seeking career change
  • Position within a defined niche: franchise and career ownership guidance
  • Flexible, relationship-driven day-to-day operations
Who they're looking for

Ideal candidates are people with strong interpersonal skills who genuinely enjoy helping others navigate major life and career decisions. Prior experience in franchising is not required, but a solid understanding of business models, financing, and career transitions is valuable. This opportunity tends to attract former corporate professionals, career coaches, HR specialists, and consultants who want to build their own advisory practice while helping clients — typically corporate professionals, career changers, and aspiring entrepreneurs — find the right path into franchise ownership.

Requirements and investment

Specific financial requirements for liquid capital, total investment, and the initial franchise fee are not publicly disclosed in the available materials, so prospective candidates should request a full financial disclosure directly from the franchisor before proceeding. As with most advisory-model franchises, ongoing costs are generally centered on franchise fees and support services rather than the larger capital outlays typical of brick-and-mortar concepts, but exact figures should be confirmed with Entrepreneurs' Source directly.

Key facts
  • Business model: Career and business ownership advisory franchise
  • Client base: Corporate professionals, career changers, and aspiring entrepreneurs
  • Franchisee role: Independent advisor, not a franchise seller
  • Revenue source: Advisory engagements and consulting fees tied to client outcomes

If you're drawn to a career where you can guide others toward entrepreneurship while building a flexible advisory business of your own, now is a great time to learn more about becoming an Entrepreneurs' Source franchisee. Request additional information today to start the conversation.

What does an Entrepreneurs' Source franchisee do?
Franchisees work one-on-one as advisors to people weighing franchise ownership instead of a traditional job — explaining financing options, comparing franchise models, and guiding career transitions. The role is a trusted educator and guide, explicitly not a franchise seller.
How much does an Entrepreneurs' Source franchise cost?
Liquid capital, total investment, and initial franchise fee figures are not published in the materials available. Ongoing costs revolve around fees and support services instead of the heavy capital outlays typical of brick-and-mortar concepts; request the full financial disclosure before proceeding.
What are the requirements to become an Entrepreneurs' Source franchisee?
Strong interpersonal skills and genuine enjoyment of mentoring people through major career decisions matter most. Franchising experience is not required, though understanding business models, financing, and career transitions helps. Ex-corporate professionals, HR specialists, career coaches, and consultants fit naturally.
Can I run an Entrepreneurs' Source practice from home?
Yes. The model needs no storefront, inventory, or retail staff, and the structure is home-based and remote-friendly. Day-to-day work is flexible and relationship-driven, built around advisory conversations rather than fixed business hours.
How do I request information about the Entrepreneurs' Source franchise?
Use the form on this page to start the conversation. The franchisor can share exact investment figures, explain the advisory methodology, and describe how revenue comes from advisory work and consulting fees linked to client outcomes.

Sources and data verification

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