District Dogs vs Bella Ballerina Franchising
Two franchise systems, side by side. For a software vendor, they are not the same opportunity.
More open target
Bella Ballerina Franchising
wins 3 of 12 vendor rows
District Dogs leads on average unit revenue ($1,469,920 vs $405,259), which means more budget headroom per unit. Verdict: District Dogs is the stronger software-sales opportunity on today's filing data.
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Bella Ballerina Franchising
Total units
5
14
Franchised units
0
11
Unit growth YoY
—
37.5%
Average unit revenue (AUV)
$1.47M
$405K
Royalty
6.9%
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Ad fund
2%
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Initial franchise fee
$49K
$42K
Investment range (low)
$622K
$116K
Investment range (high)
$1.65M
$196K
Procurement model
Approved supplier
Approved supplier
FDD fiscal year
2023
2024
Filing freshness
OVERDUE
OVERDUE
Common questions
District Dogs vs Bella Ballerina Franchising, answered
District Dogs has 5 total units and Bella Ballerina Franchising has 14, so Bella Ballerina Franchising is the larger system.
District Dogs reports $1.47M in average unit revenue and Bella Ballerina Franchising reports $405K, so District Dogs has the higher AUV.
District Dogs's initial franchise fee is $49K and Bella Ballerina Franchising's is $42K, so Bella Ballerina Franchising has the lower fee.
District Dogs's initial investment runs $622K–$1.65M and Bella Ballerina Franchising's runs $116K–$196K, so District Dogs requires the larger investment.
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