How Much Does a Midwest Shooting Center Franchise Cost?

2024 Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) Data

A Midwest Shooting Center franchise costs between $1,828,650 and $3,556,600 in total initial investment, according to the 2024 Franchise Disclosure Document. The initial franchise fee is $40,000.

$1,828,650
Minimum Investment
$3,556,600
Maximum Investment
$40,000
Franchise Fee

Midwest Shooting Center Franchise Fee

Initial Franchise Fee $40,000
Fee Range $30,000 – $75,000
Item 7 Fee Estimate $40,000

Midwest Shooting Center Total Investment Breakdown

Here is the itemized breakdown of costs to open a Midwest Shooting Center franchise, as reported in the 2024 FDD Item 7 (Estimated Initial Investment).

Minimum Investment
Midwest Shooting Center minimum investment breakdown
Maximum Investment
Midwest Shooting Center maximum investment breakdown
Franchise Fee $40,000
Initial Franchise Fee Lump sum; the Initial Franchise Fee is $40,000 for a defined territory which includes our self-study program, a comprehensive two part initial training program, onsite assistance and website setup. This franchise fee is non- refundable. · At signing of the Franchise Agreement. $40,000
Real Estate $805,500 – $1,751,000
Leasehold Improvements As incurred; the costs to construct interior alterations, improvements lighting, decor and sound proofing for the facility all of which will depend on the extent of the renovations needed and any allowance you negotiate with your landlord for construction. · Before Opening. $758,500 – $1,700,000
Real Estate As incurred; estimated expenses for your business location and is based on leasing a 10,000 to 30,000 square foot facility. This estimate includes first month's rent plus a security deposit. · Before Opening. $47,000 – $51,000
Equipment & Assets $699,050 – $1,261,000
Start Up Inventory Lump sum: estimates for a startup inventory of approved products and supplies necessary for your first month of operation. · Before Opening. $388,000 – $893,000
Equipment, Furniture and Fixtures As incurred; estimated expenses for all equipment, furniture, and fixtures necessary for the operation of your Business. · Before Opening. $237,000 – $270,000
Technology As incurred for a computers, laptops, tablets, POS system, a server, software, printer, copier, router, modem, pager system, flat screen televisions, camera surveillance system, security alarm system, phones and a sound system. · Before Opening. $52,500 – $62,000
Signage Lump sum; estimated cost for the delivery and installation of exterior and interior signage including window graphics. We specify and provide you with the guidelines in the Operations Manual. Signage expenses are not refundable. · Before Opening. $20,900 – $35,000
Uniforms Lump sum; this is an estimate for a minimum number of logoed polo shirts for your managers and employees. · Before Opening $650 – $1,000
Training $4,300 – $7,000
Travel, Lodging and Meals for Initial Training Program As incurred; training held at corporate headquarters. You are responsible for all costs associated with attending such as travel, room and board for each person. Estimates provided are costs for one person. Additional training is available at your request for which an additional training fee of up to $400 per person per day may be required. · As Incurred. $4,300 – $7,000
Working Capital & Reserves $150,000 – $300,000
Additional Funds (3 months) As incurred; additional funds necessary for start-up of your Business which includes working capital. · Spent over the course of first three months. $150,000 – $300,000
Other Costs $129,800 – $197,600
Staffing As incurred; you will need to hire mangers, part-time associates and part-time instructors. Some franchisees may also need to hire a general manager. The low-end estimate takes into account you are the general manager, you hire one membership manager, you hire all associates and instructors. The high-end estimate takes into account that you hire all positions including a general manager. · Spend over the course of four months prior to opening and the first month your Business is open for operation. $45,500 – $73,600
Grand Opening Marketing As incurred; marketing will vary depending on several factors including your business plan, growth rate and cost of media in your area. Includes minimum amount of $44,500 for grand opening expenses, which must be spent three months prior and two months after the Business is open for operation. · Over the course of five months. $44,500 – $60,000
Insurance Lump sum: before commencing operation of the Business and as required by the insurance company. · Spent over the course of 12 months. $30,000 – $38,000
Business Licenses, Permits, Certifications and other Professional Fees As incurred; licenses, permits and certifications required to operate your Business and any professional legal and accounting fees incurred. · Before Opening. $8,800 – $21,000
Utilities As incurred; costs will vary due to policies of local utilities and this estimate includes a utility deposit. · Before Opening. $1,000 – $5,000
Total Estimated Investment $1,828,650 – $3,556,600

How Does Midwest Shooting Center Compare to Other Entertainment & Recreation Franchises?

Midwest Shooting Center's minimum investment of $1,828,650 is above the Entertainment & Recreation industry median. The median minimum investment for Entertainment & Recreation franchises is $276,400.

$1,828,650
Midwest Shooting Center Min
$276,400
Entertainment & Recreation Median Min
$3,556,600
Midwest Shooting Center Max
$728,353
Entertainment & Recreation Median Max

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to open a Midwest Shooting Center?

The total startup cost for a Midwest Shooting Center franchise ranges from $1,828,650 to $3,556,600, according to the 2024 Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) Item 7. The largest cost category is Real Estate at $805,500 to $1,751,000.

How much is the Midwest Shooting Center franchise fee?

The Midwest Shooting Center franchise fee is $40,000, with a range of $30,000 to $75,000 depending on the agreement, as disclosed in the 2024 FDD. This is a one-time upfront fee paid to the franchisor and is separate from the total initial investment.

Is Midwest Shooting Center a good investment?

Midwest Shooting Center requires a total franchise investment of $1,828,650 to $3,556,600 and scores Legal Risk: 100/100, Training: 100/100 in our FDD analysis. See our full Midwest Shooting Center franchise review for a detailed assessment of risks, territory, and support.

How much does a Midwest Shooting Center franchise owner make?

Midwest Shooting Center's 2024 FDD does not include Item 19 financial performance data, so franchise owner earnings figures are not publicly available from this source.

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