Floyd's 99®
What Is Floyd's 99?
Floyd's 99 is a franchise of retail hair care barbershops operating under the FLOYD'S 99 trade name. The operational model is brick-and-mortar, with Shops typically located in leased retail space of about 1,200–1,600 square feet designed to attract walk-in client traffic. It serves individual consumers (primarily male clientele) and offers a core service bundle of stylish, professional haircuts, barber-specific services (e.g., face shaves), hair color and facial waxing, plus on-site retail of grooming products.
Floyd's 99 Franchise: Pros and Cons
The franchisor provides 120 hours of initial training-well above the Personal Care norm-signaling strong operator support, but its 73 company-owned units, an unusually high share for the segment, raise concern that corporate expansion may take priority over franchise growth and long-term franchisee commitment.
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Lawsuits & Legal Risk
Floyd's 99 - The Facts: Employees sued a franchisee alleging employment violations and claimed Floyd's 99 Franchising was a joint employer; parties resolved via a modest settlement and the case was dismissed without prejudice. The Advice: Review operational control, labor obligations, insurance and Item 12 protections; request settlement terms and training/supervision policies to assess joint-employer exposure.
Territory Protection
Floyd's 99 grants a site-specific protected territory-typically a one-mile radius or local boundaries-around an approved Franchised Location within a non‑exclusive designated area, conditional on compliance and performance quotas; the franchisor retains rights to sell via e‑commerce/alternative channels, operate or license captive‑audience venues (15‑day first refusal), and require relocation consent.
Training & Support
The brand provides a robust 120-hour training curriculum designed to prepare two franchisee-designated staff for launch. The program includes on-site launch support to assist with operational readiness; franchisees are responsible for travel and living expenses, and on-site assistance is offered for an additional fee.
How Much Does It Cost to Open a Floyd's 99 Franchise?
Opening a Floyd's 99 franchise requires a total initial investment of $399,500 to $767,500, according to the 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document. This range covers the franchise fee, real estate, equipment, training, and initial working capital needed to launch and operate through the early months.
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Investment Analysis
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The initial investment amounts shown are estimates only. Actual costs may vary based on location size, business model, and multi-unit ownership arrangements. We recommend reviewing the full Franchise Disclosure Document for complete details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Floyd's 99 a good franchise to own?
Whether Floyd's 99 is a good franchise depends on your goals, experience, and local market. Key factors from the 2025 FDD: Floyd's 99 operates 138 locations, received a legal risk score of 100/100, a training and support score of 95/100. Financial performance data is disclosed in Item 19. Prospective franchisees should review the full Franchise Disclosure Document and consult with a franchise attorney before making any investment decision.
Is a Floyd's 99 franchise worth the investment?
The value of a Floyd's 99 franchise investment depends on factors such as location, operator experience, and market demand. The initial investment ranges from $399,500 to $767,500. Floyd's 99 disclosed average gross sales of $980,036 in 2025. Franchise investments carry inherent risk, and prospective buyers should conduct thorough due diligence before committing capital.
How long does it take to break even with a Floyd's 99 franchise?
Break-even timelines for Floyd's 99 franchises are not disclosed in the 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document. Break-even periods vary significantly based on initial investment level, local market conditions, operating costs, and revenue ramp-up speed. Prospective franchisees should build a pro forma financial model using Item 7 cost estimates and, where available, Item 19 financial performance data from the FDD.
Is Floyd's 99 a franchise or a corporate-owned business?
As of the 2025 FDD, Floyd's 99 operates 65 franchised locations and 73 company-owned locations. Franchise opportunities are available through the franchisor's disclosure process.
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