Mr. Electric franchise research

Investment by format

Format-specific estimates only. Do not combine one format's minimum with another format's maximum.

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Franchise fees and ongoing costs

Franchise fee

$21,886 to $102,981 · Extracted Item 5 scalar range, not a universal minimum or maximum; formats, eligibility, discounts and waivers require original-filing review.

Royalty

6% · 6% of Gross Sales (License Fee), paid weekly on Wednesdays; minimum license fees also apply per Fees Chart (not included in excerpt)

Marketing contribution

2% (basis not captured; see original filing)

Technology fee

$270/month base Software System Monthly Fee (Technology Package), plus optional add-ons ($5.50-$40/month per additional email/portal account)

Other fees

Call Center Program Fee ($349.99-$449.99/month plus $25/booked appointment); BackOffice HelpDesk Fee ($400/month for first 24 months); Annual Convention (Reunion) fee (up to $1,000 plus travel, or $2,000 if not attended)

Working capital (FDD Item 7)

$50,000 to $100,000 estimated for 3 months of working capital from date of opening; franchisor recommends planning for longer than 3 months and notes this excludes personal living expenses, salary, debt, and Reunion costs.

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Working capital is drawn from Item 7. The Investment source below locates the investment section, not an independently verified working-capital scalar.

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Franchise fee sourceFDD · page not captured ↗

Financial performance: Item 19

Item 19 captured

Yes

Metric / basis

Average, median, high/low, and quartile-band Gross Sales for franchised businesses, segmented into 4 tables by territory population size (up to 300,000; 300,001-500,000; 500,001-1,000,000; 1,000,001-5,000,000)

Reporting period

January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025 (Reporting Period)

Sample

169 Reporting Businesses (87 + 30 + 32 + 20 across the four territory-size tables) out of 236 total franchised businesses as of 12/31/2025; excludes 40 outlets opened during 2025, 17 with unreliable reporting, 10 combined-reporting outlets, and 15 outlets that closed during the period

Reported average

Not captured

Reported median

Not captured

Owner income is not captured. Gross sales and EBITDA are not owner pay. Results depend on the disclosed metric, sample and period; consult the full filing.

Item 19 performance sourceFDD p.83 ↗

Unit growth: Item 20

Reporting year

2025

Scope

franchised outlets

Starting outlets

211

Year-end outlets

236

Net change

+25

Derivation

ending minus starting outlets

Openings

40

Terminations

5

Non-renewals

1

Other closures

9

Reacquisitions

0

Transfers

14

Transfers are not closures. Net change is ending minus starting outlets for the stated scope and year, or complete openings less terminations, non-renewals, other closures and reacquisitions. Missing inputs stay unknown.

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SBA loan history

Loan activity

78 approvals

Activity window

FY2021-FY2026 YTD; snapshot 2026-06-30

Median SBA loan

$250,000

Median loan window

FY2023-FY2026 YTD through 2026-06-30

Median loan sample

62 loans

Historical charge-off share

6.25%

Cohort

7(a) FY2010-2019 approvals

Numerator / denominator

2 / 32

Formula

CHGOFF / (PIF + CHGOFF + EXEMPT) × 100

This is a historical loan-level share, not a franchise failure probability or location survival rate. Loan size is not total investment. Other loan statuses are excluded from the seasoned denominator. Activity combines 7(a) and 504 approvals, excluding canceled and not-funded records; this is not a rolling five-year count. FY2024-25 franchise tags are sparse after directory suspension; fewer tagged loans do not establish brand decline. Recent charge-off cohorts are immature.

SBA loans sourceSBA data · Jun 30, 2026 ↗

Median loan amounts are financing context, not startup cost. The median window is separate from the seasoned charge-off cohort.

Median SBA loan sourceSBA data · Jun 30, 2026 ↗

Questions before you invest

How much does Mr. Electric franchise cost?

standard single-unit franchise: $159,500 to $357,425; Development Agreement (PE Owners only, first business, net of 10% development fee credit): $155,250 to $352,750 These are format-specific estimates, not a guaranteed cash requirement. Franchise fee: $21,886 to $102,981 · Extracted Item 5 scalar range, not a universal minimum or maximum; formats, eligibility, discounts and waivers require original-filing review..

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How much do Mr. Electric owners make?

Owner income is not captured. Gross sales and EBITDA are not owner pay. Item 19 metric: Average, median, high/low, and quartile-band Gross Sales for franchised businesses, segmented into 4 tables by territory population size (up to 300,000; 300,001-500,000; 500,001-1,000,000; 1,000,001-5,000,000). Sample: 169 Reporting Businesses (87 + 30 + 32 + 20 across the four territory-size tables) out of 236 total franchised businesses as of 12/31/2025; excludes 40 outlets opened during 2025, 17 with unreliable reporting, 10 combined-reporting outlets, and 15 outlets that closed during the period. Period: January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025 (Reporting Period).

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What's the SBA charge-off rate for Mr. Electric?

6.25%; numerator / denominator: 2 / 32. Historical 7(a) FY2010-2019 approvals; CHGOFF / (PIF + CHGOFF + EXEMPT) × 100, snapshot 2026-06-30. This is not a franchise failure probability. Median SBA loan: $250,000; window: FY2023-FY2026 YTD through 2026-06-30; sample: 62 loans. Median financing is not total investment.

SBA loans sourceSBA data · Jun 30, 2026 ↗

Median SBA loan sourceSBA data · Jun 30, 2026 ↗