CompuChild

STEAM classes

About

Founded

1994

Franchising Since

2001 (17 Years)

Corporate Address

1800 Halifax St.
Carmel, IN 46032

CEO

Julie Standish

Financial Requirements

Initial Investment ⓘ

$18,300 - $33,000

Net-worth Requirement ⓘ

$50,000

Liquid Cash Requirement ⓘ

$8,000 - $17,500

Ongoing Fees

Initial Franchise Fee ⓘ

$12,500 - $17,500

Ongoing Royalty Fee

$150+/mo.

Financing Options

Veteran Incentives

20% off franchise fee

Support Options

Ongoing Support

Purchasing Co-ops

Newsletter

Meetings/Conventions

Toll-Free Line

Grand Opening

Online Support

Security/Safety Procedures

Field Operations

Site Selection

Franchisee Intranet Platform

Marketing Support

Ad Templates

Social media

Website development

On-The-Job Training:

4+ hours

Classroom Training:

16+ hours

Additional Training:

Annual national meeting

Absentee Ownership Allowed

Number of Employees Required to Run:

Bio

CompuChild instructors comes to child care centers, schools and community centers to teach computer and technology classes for children, using the standards created by the International Society for Technology in Education as a guide. The Carmel, Indiana, company has been in business since 1994 and began franchising in 2001.

Cost

Initial Investment: Low - $18,300 High - $33,000

Units

-30.2%-13 UNITS (1 Year) -41.2%-21 UNITS (3 Years)

Units (Locations)

Where Seeking Franchisees:

Franchisor is seeking new franchise units throughout the U.S. and in the following regions/states: Canada

Franchise Financing

Using 401(K)/IRA Funds

Tax Penalty-Free
Debt Free
Expert Guidance

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Updated: September 22nd, 2017

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