Ongoing Support
Newsletter
Meetings
Toll-Free Line
Grand Opening
Internet
Security
Field Operations
Marketing Support
Co-op Advertising
Ad Slicks
National Media
Regional Media
Training Onsite: 26 hours
Training at headquarters: 352 hours
Additional Training: Online self-study with corporate trainer assistance
Absentee Ownership Allowed
Number of employees required to run: 3 - 5
About Multivista
Multivista was founded by Luis Pascual and Graham Twigg, who combined their respective experience in construction and technology to create an online, cloud-based way for construction professionals to monitor and document building projects. Multivista franchisees offer webcam feeds, and photo and video documentation of construction projects, available to clients online at any time.
Founded
2003
Franchising Since
2007 (10 Years)
Corporate Address
2111 E. Highland Ave., #310 Phoenix, AZ 85016
CEO
Luis Pascual
Parent Company
Hexagon AB (Hexa-B)
Units (Locations)
Where Seeking Franchisees:
Franchisor is seeking new franchise units worldwide.
Financial Requirements
Initial Investment
$128,500 - $541,500
Net-worth Requirement
$350,000 - $750,000
Liquid Cash Requirement
$100,000 - $500,000
Ongoing Fees
Initial Franchise Fee
$20,000 - $157,500
Ongoing Royalty Fee
18%
Ad Royalty Fee
2%
Financing Options
Multivista offers in-house financing to cover the following: franchise fee
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Updated: August 10th, 2017
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