Franchise Deep Dive: Snapology's Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data

The education brand has been named one of Entrepreneur’s fastest-growing franchises in 2019, 2020 and 2023.

4:16PM • 05/31/23

LAST UPDATED: March 28, 2023
FRANCHISE WEBSITE: https://www.snapologyfranchising.com/
NUMBER OF LOCATIONS: 150+
REPORTED COST TO GET IN: $73,650-$103,600
REPORTED ROI (Item 19): $45,021- $578,027

Snapology was created by sisters Laura and Lisa Coe who, after observing children playing with blocks and other snappable toys, realized the importance of children having fun while being educated. Snapology offers enrichment classes, parties and camps. These activities teach children science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics. They then build soft skills, develop critical thinking and increase confidence.

Snapology began franchising just five years after opening and is expanding all across the United States and internationally. Snapology has won several awards since its inception, including Entrepreneur’s “Franchise 500” in 2021, Entrepreneur’s “Top Fastest Growing Franchises” in 2019 and 2020, and ranked number one in the category “Children's Enrichment Franchise.”

How Many Snapology Locations Are There?

Snapology has 150-plus locations all over the United States and several international locations. Some of the international locations include Egypt, Haiti, China and Australia.

What Is Snapology Business Model?

Snapology offers STEM programs, robotics, themed programs, preschool parties and much more. Franchisees have the opportunity to receive multiple revenue streams, work out of their homes and make connections with people in the community. They can also set up a Discovery Center and become a pillar in the community.

How Much Can Snapology Franchise Owners Make?

In 2021, Snapology franchise owners earned $45,021–$578,027. A breakdown of what was earned in previous years is below.

2020: $9,314–$117,870
2019: $31,990–$141,125

How Much Does It Cost to Open a Snapology?

The initial investment cost for a community-based Snapology is $73,650–$103,600. A breakdown of the fees is below.

Initial Franchise Fee: $40,000
Signage: $500–$1,000
Computer, Software and Point of Sales System: $900–$6,000
Program Supplies: Initial Inventory: $12,000–$20,000
Insurance Deposits and Premiums: $1,000–$1,600
Travel and Lodging for Initial Training: $500–$2,000
Grand Opening Advertising: $10,000–$15,000
Professional Fees: $750–$1,500
Business Licenses and Permits: $0–$500
Office Supplies: $500–$1,000
Additional Funds—Initial Period of Three Months: $7,500–$15,000
Total:$73,650–$103,600

The initial investment for a Discovery Center is $277,420–$497,180.

Initial Franchise Fee: $47,500
Construction Leasehold, Improvements, Furniture and Fixtures: $76,000–$165,000
Architectural Fees: $16,700–$22,000
Required Base Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment: $79,120–$115,310
Optional Upgraded Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment: $0–$28,570
Signage: $3,000–$5,000
Computer, Software and Point of Sales System: $1,400–$7,000
Program Supplies: Initial Inventory: $11,200–$20,000
Prepaid Rent and Lease Deposits: $4,000–$8,000
Utility Deposits: $500–$1,800
Insurance Deposits and Premiums: $750–$1,500
Travel and Lodging for Initial Training: $500–$2,000
Grand Opening Advertising: $20,000–$25,000
Professional Fees: $750–$1,500
Business Licenses and Permits: $500–$1,000
Marketing and Office Supplies: $500–$1,000
Additional Funds—Initial Period of Three Months: $15,000– $45,000
Total: $277,420–$497,180

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