Franchise overview by FranRelay
Comfort Keepers provides companionship and personal care for older adults and others needing help with daily living. Franchisees create client care plans and employ caregivers who deliver services in clients' homes and other care settings.
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Investment and fees
Upfront investment
$116,950 – $188,200
USD estimate includes the $55,000 franchise fee and three months of additional funds. Assumes a rented 500-1,000-square-foot commercial or retail office, with three months' rent and a one-month security deposit. See startup-budget details below for exclusions and possible additional costs.
$55,000
Normally counted within the total above, not added on top — confirm in the source.
USD fee for one business, due at signing and nonrefundable. Qualified employees, VetFran participants, and multi-franchise buyers may receive discounts. Only the largest qualifying discount applies; discount programs may change or end.
Selected fees
Startup payments generally begin in month five; certain existing clients trigger earlier fees. From month 25, 5% can apply to the greater of actual or required revenue, assessed from month 27. Default follows no business plan within 14 days of notice or unmet standards over the next three months.
Begins in the month the first royalty fee is due. This contribution is separate from required local marketing spending.
Use approved activities, which can include caregiver recruitment and local digital marketing. The dollar minimum may change annually with the Consumer Price Index. Mandatory cooperatives are suspended under the National Brand Fund addendum; if reinstated, cooperative payments count toward local spending.
These are selected fees, not the complete fee schedule. Review the full FDD for all fees and conditions.
Figures are as disclosed for the period shown; unknown or undisclosed items are labelled, never shown as $0. No earnings, profit or payback figures are shown. Revenue is not profit.
Ownership and support
Run a care service that matches each client's daily-living needs with a customized care plan.
Free consultation
Discuss your startup budget, owner role, and the requirements for opening a Comfort Keepers care business.
Free for buyers. Franchisors may pay FranRelay if you go ahead; we tell you before any introduction, and nothing happens without your go-ahead.
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Sample only — this is not Comfort Keepers’s FDD. The full document is not available here yet.
An introduction is not a statement that territory is available or that you will be accepted.