All States M.E.D. vs Daughter For Hire
Two franchise systems, side by side. For a software vendor, they are not the same opportunity.
More open target
Daughter For Hire
wins 3 of 12 vendor rows
Daughter For Hire carries the lighter royalty load (6.0% vs 8.0%), leaving operators more room for software spend. Verdict: Daughter For Hire is the stronger software-sales opportunity on today's filing data.
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All States M.E.D.
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Daughter For Hire
Total units
2
5
Franchised units
1
3
Unit growth YoY
—
0%
Average unit revenue (AUV)
—
$827K
Royalty
8%
6%
Ad fund
0%
2%
Initial franchise fee
$100K
$20K
Investment range (low)
$189K
$75K
Investment range (high)
$256K
$119K
Procurement model
Approved supplier
Approved supplier
FDD fiscal year
2024
2026
Filing freshness
OVERDUE
CURRENT
Common questions
All States M.E.D. vs Daughter For Hire, answered
All States M.E.D. has 2 total units and Daughter For Hire has 5, so Daughter For Hire is the larger system.
All States M.E.D. charges a 8% royalty and Daughter For Hire charges 6%, so Daughter For Hire has the lower royalty.
All States M.E.D.'s initial franchise fee is $100K and Daughter For Hire's is $20K, so Daughter For Hire has the lower fee.
All States M.E.D.'s initial investment runs $189K–$256K and Daughter For Hire's runs $75K–$119K, so All States M.E.D. requires the larger investment.
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