DumpStor vs 76 Fence

Two franchise systems, side by side. For a software vendor, they are not the same opportunity.

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DumpStor
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76 Fence has the gaudy AUV—over $1.5M per unit—which screams budget for a stacked tech stack. But that number is a mirage when you look at the unit count: one franchised location and one total unit beyond company-owned. You can’t build a scalable software pipeline on a single owner-operator, no matter how fat their P&L. Worse, the franchisor_controlled procurement model means the parent company likely calls all the tech shots. You’re not selling to that franchisee; you’re trying to unseat an entrenched vendor at the corporate level with zero organic

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DumpStor
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76 Fence
Total units
17
2
Franchised units
16
1
Unit growth YoY
60%
Average unit revenue (AUV)
$470K
$1.54M
Royalty
8%
Ad fund
1%
Initial franchise fee
$50K
$60K
Investment range (low)
$125K
$166K
Investment range (high)
$508K
$316K
Procurement model
Approved supplier
Franchisor controlled
FDD fiscal year
2025
2025
Filing freshness
CURRENT
CURRENT

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DumpStor vs 76 Fence, answered

DumpStor has 17 total units and 76 Fence has 2, so DumpStor is the larger system.
DumpStor reports $470K in average unit revenue and 76 Fence reports $1.54M, so 76 Fence has the higher AUV.
DumpStor's initial franchise fee is $50K and 76 Fence's is $60K, so DumpStor has the lower fee.
DumpStor's initial investment runs $125K–$508K and 76 Fence's runs $166K–$316K, so DumpStor requires the larger investment.

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