The vendor opportunity at Busy Bee Jumpers Franchise Systems
Busy Bee Jumpers Franchise Systems is a single-unit, company-owned personal-services concept with an average unit volume of $5,569,283 and an Item 19 financial performance representation in its 2026 FDD. There are no franchised locations yet, so the near-term opportunity runs through the corporate operation itself.
Who controls software purchasing
Owner and CEO Salvatore Longo runs Busy Bee Jumpers. Chief Operations Officer Kileigh Villanueva, Logistics and Fleet Manager Mickael Martell, Operations Manager David Sainvilus, and Logistics and Scheduling Manager Kevin Pappadopoulos make up an operations-heavy leadership team — a strong signal that logistics, scheduling and fleet-management software are the categories most likely to get a hearing.
Tech named in the FDD, and what is actually required
Item 11 of the Busy Bee Jumpers FDD sets the system's technology and training requirements. The filing embedded below is the primary source for the specific tools it names.
Procurement, renewals, and timing
Item 8 requires source-restricted goods and services to meet franchisor specifications or come from an approved or designated supplier, with the franchisor able to designate itself or an affiliate as the exclusive source; System Supplies, Branded Items and Marketing Materials, and Contact Center Services (if implemented) fall under that requirement. Item 17 renewal runs on the 10-year initial term and requires 180 days' notice, compliance with the Franchise Agreement, a renewal fee, and personal guaranties from the Owners on the renewal agreement's terms.
How to read the Busy Bee Jumpers Franchise Systems FDD
The filing embedded below was filed with state franchise regulators in 2026 and includes the Item 19 financial performance representation referenced above. Talk to FranCloud for a ranked target list of franchise systems like this one.
Ordinary royalty terms
Complete royalty terms are not confirmed.