Business Opportunities
MTC Travel
Start your own enjoyable and profitable business as one of our specialist MTC franchise partners.
More Info →- Min. Investment
- £1,495
- Finance
- Yes
How Much Does an Online Businesses Franchise Cost?
Typical minimum investment around £9,995 — ranging from £1,495 to £40,000 across 7 UK online businesses opportunities.
From
£1,495
minimum investment
Typical
£9,995
median across 7 brands
Up to
£40,000
established models
Choice
7
opportunities
Cheapest Online Businesses franchises
B2B Franchises
Pink Spaghetti
With Pink Spaghetti, you’re joining a family. You’ll be running your own virtual PA business whilst being able…
More Info →- Min. Investment
- £7,995
- Est. Year
- 2009
- Finance
- Yes
Internet Franchises
Total Guide to
An online information hub for towns and cities across the UK, including dedicated sections for; Eating/Drinking, Entertainment, Lifestyle,…
More Info →- Min. Investment
- £8,000
- Outlets
- 6
- Est. Year
- 2012
- Finance
- Yes, through a third party
B2B Franchises
Eazi-Apps
Your Business-in-a-Box Contains Everything Your Need to Achieve Financial Freedom
More Info →- Min. Investment
- £9,995
- Finance
- Yes
Property & Estate Agency
The Good Estate Agent
As a good estate agent, all you need to do is go out and get the business. We…
More Info →- Min. Investment
- £10,000
- Finance
- Yes
Business Consulting
SmartPA
More organisations than ever are relying on services provided remotely. With that shift comes a golden opportunity. Starting…
More Info →- Min. Investment
- £15,000
- Est. Year
- 2008
- Finance
- Yes
Internet Franchises
Website Closers
We are the thought leader and the go-to business brokerage to represent business owners and shareholders of digital…
More Info →- Min. Investment
- £40,000
- Finance
- Yes
Want an Online Businesses franchise that fits your budget?
Take the franchise finderWhat goes into the cost of an online businesses franchise?
The headline figure is the minimum investment — the realistic total you need to get up and running. It is usually made up of several parts:
- Franchise fee — a one-off licence fee paid to the franchisor for the brand, training and the right to operate. It is only part of the total cost.
- Set-up & equipment — vehicles, tools, stock, fit-out, technology or a unit — whatever the model needs to start trading.
- Working capital — money to cover the first few months of running costs before the business is cash-flow positive.
Across the online businesses opportunities listed on FindMyFranchise, the minimum investment starts from £1,495, with a typical figure around £9,995 and the most established models reaching about £40,000.
Ongoing fees are separate from the start-up cost — most franchises charge a management service fee (royalty) on turnover and sometimes a marketing levy. Always check the figures in the franchise prospectus before committing.
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Under £5,00079 opportunitiesUnder £10,000206 opportunitiesUnder £15,000295 opportunitiesUnder £25,000428 opportunitiesUnder £50,000540 opportunitiesUnder £100,000619 opportunities
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Frequently asked questions
How much does an online businesses franchise cost?
Online Businesses franchises on FindMyFranchise need a minimum investment from £1,495, with a typical figure around £9,995 and up to £40,000 for the most established brands. The franchise fee is only part of this — the total also covers set-up, equipment and working capital.
What is the cheapest online businesses franchise?
The lowest-investment online businesses franchise currently listed is MTC Travel, from £1,495. Browse the full list below, ordered cheapest first.
What's included in the franchise cost?
The minimum investment typically covers the one-off franchise (licence) fee, the equipment or set-up needed to start trading, and working capital for the first few months. Ongoing management service fees (royalties) and marketing levies are charged separately on turnover.
