Happy Cat Hotel vs The Joint Chiropractic
Two franchise systems, side by side. For a software vendor, they are not the same opportunity.
The Joint Chiropractic looks like the obvious prize on paper—935 units, 800 of them franchised, and a $615k AUV that promises decent per-location software budgets. But that surface-level TAM crumbles under a franchisor-controlled procurement model. A controlled model means the franchisor locks down technology choices; you can’t sell directly to the franchisees, and getting on the corporate-approved vendor list typically drags through multi-year cycles, if it happens at all. Stack an overdue FDD filing on top—signalling potential financial, legal, or operational chaos—and that “massive” opportunity becomes an inaccessible, high-risk gamble for any software vendor trying to move pipeline right now.
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