1-800-FLOWERS.COM considers parties interested in single and multi- unit franchisees, as well as existing floral shops interested in joining the brand by converting their location. Extensive training is provided to franchisees to ensure that they understand the system and can thrive in this highly-designed process.

1-800-Flowers.com Franchise History

In 1976, Jim McCann opened Flora Plenty, the first of over a dozen flower shops he would establish in New York City. A decade later, McCann purchased the phone number 1-800-FLOWERS, bringing his business to the next level. Aggressive advertising efforts during the 1992 Olympics made 1-800-FLOWERS a household name.

How Much Does A 1-800-Flowers.com Franchise Cost?

1-800-FLOWERS.COM has an initial franchisee fee of $30,000 with a total investment ranging between $201,500 and $478,250, though this estimate does not account for real estate costs. Franchisees must also pay a 6% ongoing royalty fee on all sales, while an additional 3% is applied toward marketing efforts.

Other Information About 1-800-Flowers.com Franchise

1-800-FLOWERS.COM offers a “100% Smile Guarantee”. If someone is not happy with the service or the floral arrangement, etc., the company will do what it takes to rectify the situation. 1-800-FLOWERS.COM is the parent company to other service companies including WineTasting Network (a distributor for wineries in California), The Popcorn Factory, Cheryl&Co. (serving fancy cookies), Fruit Bouquets.com, and Fannie May Confections (selling candy, primarily chocolate). All of these businesses sell items that are ideal for gift giving occasions.