GB Pet Sitters: Dog Walking Pet Sitting Franchise

GB Pet Sitters Franchise Benefits & Costs:

What We Offer:

The GB Pet Sitters franchise manual, which details all facets of our operations;A professional multipage website, including pet gallery;Full optimisation of your website to ensure it is top of search engines such as Google, Yahoo and MSN;Your own domain name and professional email account;Our full range of business software as members of the Microsoft Partners Program, including accountancy and invoicing systems;Training opportunities to include shadowing a professional sitter and business and pet care qualifications ran in conjunction with Lantra;Help with building strategic relationships in your area with local animal charities and media/publications;Full marketing and operational support, including access to professional flyers, business cards, adverts, corporate clothing and pet sitting contracts;Full membership of the GBPS Club where members can network and share ideas and information;Help with building a successful team and keeping the business at the forefront of changes in the pet sitting industry.

Franchise Operating Costs

Operating costs are low and and include marketing costs and vehicle expenses.

Our quarterly Royalty of 7.5% covers all of your ongoing support and assistance. We waive this Royalty in the first six months of trade to allow new franchisees greater financial freedom in the early stages of development. Our Royalty also decreases by 0.5% for every 5 year franchise term completed. At GB Pet Sitters we believe in rewarding loyalty. We also offer a totally unique 'Right To Buy Scheme' for successful franchise areas, allowing franchisees to buy out their Royalty to make substantial long term savings. At no other pet franchise in the UK, do franchisees enjoy a variety of ownership options, designed to aid the franchisee at the time they require the most assistance - when they begin!

To operate a GB Pet Sitters franchise you require a suitable vehicle, a personal computer dedicated for business use and basic equipment for your home office. You should also consider provision for working capital in the early stages.