A male Right at Home representative is meeting with a senior couple in their living room for a consultation A male Right at Home representative is meeting with a senior couple in their living room for a consultation

Understanding the Investment

Starting a Right at Home Franchise is an investment in a business that makes a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults and the families who depend on them. Like any business venture, ownership requires both financial and personal commitment. Understanding the investment involved can help you evaluate the opportunity and determine whether Franchise ownership aligns with your goals.

Your initial investment covers the foundation of your business. From Franchise fees and training to office setup, technology, marketing, and working capital. The exact investment amount will vary based on your market, real estate cost, staffing needs, and business goals, but every owner receives access to a comprehensive System designed to help them launch their business with confidence.

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What's the Cost of Opening a Right at Home Franchise?

$94,330 to $176,239

Total Inital Investment

$150,000

Minimum Liquid Capital

$1,836,498

Average Annual Net Billings

Right at Home is a proud partner of VetFran. Qualifying veterans will receive a 25% discount on their initial Franchise fee.

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Building a Right at Home Franchise hasn't always been easy, but Jeremy Starkel wouldn't have it any other way. He describes the experience as an adventure. One that's been filled with opportunities to make a difference, support seniors, and create lasting impact in his community.