Internet and Website Use We restrict, oversee, and have the right to approve or control your electronic and social media activities, including internet usage. We retain sole authority to establish, manage, modify, or discontinue any internet, web-based, or e-commerce activities related to the FlyMyRide System. We may require you to use specific e-commerce products or services that we designate. You are prohibited from creating or posting any websites, web pages, videos, or other online content for the Franchised Business without our explicit written permission or unless it fully complies with our guidelines. You are required to promote only the official corporate website, which is currently www.flymyride.com. (see Franchise Agreement – Section 7(t)), unless specific written permission is given by us. You are required to follow our professional content standards in all public interactions. Additionally, you must sign an authorization granting us the authority to modify, transfer, or terminate your email addresses, domain names, social media accounts and other similar electronic identities on your behalf, in the event of the expiration, termination, repurchase, or transfer of your Franchised Business. (Franchise Agreement – Sections 7(c), 7(l) and 17(f)). Social Media You must comply with our policies and requirements, which we may periodically modify, concerning blogs, common social networks like Facebook, professional networks like LinkedIn, live-blogging tools like Twitter/X, virtual worlds, file, audio and video sharing sites and applications like Pinterest, Instagram, and TikTok, and other similar social networking or media sites or tools (collectively, “Social Media”) that in any way reference the Marks or involve the Franchise Business. These policies may involve prohibitions on your and your representatives’ use of Social Media relating to the Marks or the Franchise Business. (Franchise Agreement – Sections 7(t))
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FlyMyRide
Automotive servicesFlyMyRide is an automotive-services franchise with 8 total units, 7 of them franchised and 1 company-owned. The 2026 FDD names QuickBooks Online, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok, and Twitter in Item 11, and Item 8 requires franchisees to buy most items from approved suppliers. For software vendors, the addressable market is small but concentrated, and the franchisor controls standards and specifications.
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Social Media You must comply with our policies and requirements, which we may periodically modify, concerning blogs, common social networks like Facebook, professional networks like LinkedIn, live-blogging tools like Twitter/X, virtual worlds, file, audio and video sharing sites and applications like Pinterest, Instagram, and TikTok, and other similar social networking or media sites or tools (collectively, “Social Media”) that in any way reference the Marks or involve the Franchise Business. These policies may involve prohibitions on your and your representatives’ use of Social Media relating to the Marks or the Franchise Business. (Franchise Agreement – Sections 7(t))
Social Media You must comply with our policies and requirements, which we may periodically modify, concerning blogs, common social networks like Facebook, professional networks like LinkedIn, live-blogging tools like Twitter/X, virtual worlds, file, audio and video sharing sites and applications like Pinterest, Instagram, and TikTok, and other similar social networking or media sites or tools (collectively, “Social Media”) that in any way reference the Marks or involve the Franchise Business. These policies may involve prohibitions on your and your representatives’ use of Social Media relating to the Marks or the Franchise Business. (Franchise Agreement – Sections 7(t))
Social Media You must comply with our policies and requirements, which we may periodically modify, concerning blogs, common social networks like Facebook, professional networks like LinkedIn, live-blogging tools like Twitter/X, virtual worlds, file, audio and video sharing sites and applications like Pinterest, Instagram, and TikTok, and other similar social networking or media sites or tools (collectively, “Social Media”) that in any way reference the Marks or involve the Franchise Business. These policies may involve prohibitions on your and your representatives’ use of Social Media relating to the Marks or the Franchise Business. (Franchise Agreement – Sections 7(t))
● Laptop or desktop computer running an Apple or Windows Operating System, current enough to run common business applications and gain full access to the Internet with a full- featured browser (Chrome or Firefox required) ● Smartphone (iOS or Android) ● Laser Quality Printer ● High Speed Internet Access ● QuickBooks Online or other approved current online accounting application We estimate the cost of the computer equipment between $1,550 and $2,800. We estimate the cost of annual updates and upgrades between $250 and $750.
Social Media You must comply with our policies and requirements, which we may periodically modify, concerning blogs, common social networks like Facebook, professional networks like LinkedIn, live-blogging tools like Twitter/X, virtual worlds, file, audio and video sharing sites and applications like Pinterest, Instagram, and TikTok, and other similar social networking or media sites or tools (collectively, “Social Media”) that in any way reference the Marks or involve the Franchise Business. These policies may involve prohibitions on your and your representatives’ use of Social Media relating to the Marks or the Franchise Business. (Franchise Agreement – Sections 7(t))
Social Media You must comply with our policies and requirements, which we may periodically modify, concerning blogs, common social networks like Facebook, professional networks like LinkedIn, live-blogging tools like Twitter/X, virtual worlds, file, audio and video sharing sites and applications like Pinterest, Instagram, and TikTok, and other similar social networking or media sites or tools (collectively, “Social Media”) that in any way reference the Marks or involve the Franchise Business. These policies may involve prohibitions on your and your representatives’ use of Social Media relating to the Marks or the Franchise Business. (Franchise Agreement – Sections 7(t))
The vendor opportunity at FlyMyRide FlyMyRide operates 8 total units, with 7 franchised and 1 company-owned. The 2026 FDD makes no financial performance representation in Item 19. For software vendors, this is a small, early-stage target: the entire franchised footprint is 7 locations, so any sale is a land-and-expand play at best.
Who controls software purchasing Item 2 names Mark Kushinsky (Co-Founder & Chairman), Benjamin Pirri (Co-Founder & CEO), Charles Lynch (Senior Vice President of Franchise Development), Brett Shraiar (VP, Franchisee Growth & Satisfaction), and Melissa Homer (Director of Training and Development). The franchisor sets standards and specifications for all required items, including software. Franchisees must license and utilize software the franchisor recommends, and must own a computer capable of accessing all required software. This means HQ-level decisions drive software adoption across the system.
Tech named in the FDD, and what is actually required Item 11 names QuickBooks Online by Intuit, Facebook by Meta, Instagram by Meta, LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok, and Twitter by X. The filing does not designate any of these as required in the clauses read. The FDD states: "We do not require you to purchase a computer or software, except as disclosed above, from any particular vendor." It also states: "You will be responsible for all costs of purchasing, licensing, using or maintaining and upgrading any software or hardware that we require." And Item 8 states: "You must license and utilize software that we recommend." The filing requires franchisees to own a computer (PC or Mac) that can access all required software, but does not name a specific POS or operational platform as the current standard.
Procurement, renewals, and timing Item 8 uses an approved-supplier list. Franchisees must purchase required items only from franchisor-designated or approved suppliers. The franchisor is currently the designated supplier for trademarked materials and the FlyMyRide National Sales Center. Franchisees may propose a supplier for approval by submitting a written request with evidence of conformity to specifications. The franchisor reserves the right to designate itself or an affiliate as the sole supplier of any additional required items at any time.
Initial franchise terms are 5 years. With only 7 franchised units, software contract windows are likely tied to individual franchisee renewals or new unit openings rather than system-wide refresh cycles.
How to read the FlyMyRide FDD The embedded PDF viewer below contains FlyMyRide's 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document. Review Item 2 for officers, Item 8 for supplier restrictions, Item 11 for technology and training obligations, Item 17 for renewal and transfer terms, Item 19 for financial performance representations, and Item 20 for outlet counts. For a ranked target list of franchise systems by software-sales fit, talk to FranCloud.
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