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Franchise Deep Dive: Code Wiz Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data
This franchise is sparking interest in STEAM by offering cutting-edge coding and robotics classes to kids aged 7 to 17.

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This franchise is sparking interest in STEAM by offering cutting-edge coding and robotics classes to kids aged 7 to 17.

Code Wiz is a child education franchise that offers classes in robotics and coding for kids from ages 7-17.
Code Wiz was founded by Ruth Agbaji, who serves as its CEO, Founder, and “Nerd-In-Chief.” She got into coding by teaching herself and was fascinated by the idea of creating things using just a few words on a computer. Agbaji pursued further studies in Computer Science at Tufts University, and then worked as a software engineer at tech giants Microsoft and Kronos.
With a desire to make a meaningful impact on children's lives by sparking their interest in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) fields, Agbaji left her corporate job and established Code Wiz, a center where children of all abilities could learn to code in an interactive and project-driven environment. She aimed to inspire their imagination and help them realize their full potential through technology. Agbaji developed systems, processes and a curriculum that positioned Code Wiz as a leading franchise in child education for learning to code.
Today, Code Wiz has 22 locations across the United States and offers various programs designed to teach children robotics and coding skills in a fun and engaging way.
Code Wiz operates on a business model that focuses on providing customizable and flexible coding and robotics classes for children. Here's a breakdown of their business model:
Code Wiz provides comprehensive support for franchise owners, who receive over 100 hours of training, launch assistance and ongoing operational support, as well as access to start-up financing and marketing support. Franchisees also receive access to brand-wide supplier contracts.
Marketing assistance includes automated systems, website optimization, social media resources and PR support. Business and technology support include family management software, KPI reporting, and financial management systems.
Earnings for Code Wiz owners are not publicly available.
The total estimated cost to open a Code Wiz is $150,000 - $237,400. Here’s a breakdown of the associated costs:
The franchise fee is $45,000. Veterans receive a 10% discount.
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