FRANCHISE SBA BUSINESS PLAN
A franchise-specific SBA business plan that incorporates FDD financial performance representations, royalty fee modeling, and franchisor approval documentation.
Franchise-specific financials using your FDD Item 19 data. Same day.
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Franchise SBA loans have a unique advantage — many franchisors are already on the SBA Franchise Registry, which streamlines lender approval. However, the business plan still needs to incorporate franchise-specific financial data from the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), model the royalty fee structure accurately, and account for the ramp-up period before the unit reaches system-average revenue. Generic templates miss all of this.
Franchise-specific Executive Summary
FDD Item 19 financial performance integration
Royalty fee and marketing fund modeling
Franchisee training and ramp-up period projections
Territory analysis and market penetration
Franchisor approval and SBA registry verification
5-Year P&L, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow
DSCR calculation for SBA 7(a) compliance
Use of Funds (franchise fee, buildout, working capital)
Most SBA lenders require the franchisor to be on the SBA Franchise Registry for expedited processing. If your franchisor is not listed, the loan can still be approved but requires additional review. We note this in your plan.
FDD Item 19 contains financial performance representations from the franchisor. We use this data as the basis for your revenue projections, adjusted for your specific market and location, to create defensible financial assumptions.
Franchise SBA loans typically range from $150,000 to $1 million for single-unit concepts, depending on the franchise fee, buildout costs, and working capital requirements.