Strickland’s aims to create strategic partnerships with qualified, motivated franchisee partners. Ready-to-own Strickland’s locations are available, as well as new location opportunities. Strickland’s franchises are typically opened near residential areas, commercial centers and athletic facilities. The typical Strickland’s shop is 1,200 to 1,500 square feet. Strickland’s provides franchisees with an intensive, two-week training session at the Akron, Ohio, headquarters, as well as ongoing training during opening week and beyond.

Strickland’s Frozen Custard Franchise Opportunities – History

Sterling Optical was founded in 1914, when the first store opened in New York City’s financial district. After 35 years of success, a second store opened in Washington, D.C. In 1966, Sterling acquired IPCO, a retail optical company, and over the next 30 years continued to grow across the nation through franchising and acquisition of other optical chains: Benson, Superior, Singer Specs and D&K Optical. In 1993, Sterling Optical’s parent company, Emerging Vision, Inc., acquired Site for Sore Eyes, an optical chain in California. Today, Sterling Optical and Site for Sore Eyes has nearly 200 locations nationwide.

Strickland’s Frozen Custard Franchise Cost / Initial Investment /

Strickland’s Frozen Custard Franchise Income

The franchise fee for Strickland’s Frozen Custard shops is $25,000. The total estimated investment for a Strickland’s franchise is $224,500, with liquid cash available of $250,000. A 6% royalty fee on gross monthly receipts is paid to the company.

Strickland’s Frozen Custard Business Opportunities: Other Information

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