What is a fractional franchise?

 

A: A fractional franchise is a franchise where there is not an independant individual franchise location but rather a franchise unit which is set up within the premises of another franchise location or building. An example of this would be a Starbucks franchise unit set up inside of a grocery store or a Burger King set up inside of a gas station/rest stop area.

For additional information about fractional franchise laws contact franchise lawyer Charles N. Internicola at 800-976-4904 or request a complimentary copy of "The Revised Franchise Formula: A Guide to Franchising your Business in the New Economy".

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