The questionspeople actually ask.

No. Nothing on this website is an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy a franchise. A franchise can only be offered through a Franchise Disclosure Document, delivered in accordance with federal law, and in some states only after the program is registered with that state. Those documents are not prepared yet.

Illustrative figures are published on the investment page — a total investment, a franchise fee, a royalty and a monthly technology fee — and each is framed there rather than here, because a number without its caveat is worse than no number. They are figures for discussion, drawn from opening one location, in one city, once: not a fee schedule, not a quotation, and not a range validated across markets. The binding terms belong in the Franchise Disclosure Document, which will state them. Until it does, treat what you read as the start of a conversation rather than a price.

We make no representation about revenue, profit or earnings, and you should be careful with anyone in this industry who does without documentation. Financial performance information can only be given in Item 19 of a Franchise Disclosure Document, supported by a written basis, and we will provide it that way or not at all.

Territory is a term of the franchise agreement. There is no franchise agreement yet, so there is no territory arrangement to describe. Anything we told you now would be a guess, and it would not bind anyone.

Yes. Prior professional wrapping experience is required — this is not a beginner opportunity and we are not teaching anyone to wrap from scratch. We train you on TeslaWrapper procedures and standards on top of installation ability you already have. The qualification bands, and which of them are eligible to apply, are published on the selection page.

It is not designed for that. The model depends on an owner who is present, and on a narrow service line held consistently. A location run at arm’s length tends to drift into taking whatever work comes through the door, which is exactly what this model is built to avoid.

No. The narrowness is the model. A location that adds services becomes a general shop competing with every other general shop, and the reason a customer chose a specialist disappears.

No. Published fixed pricing is a brand standard. It is what removes the estimating cycle, and a customer who finds a different price in a different city stops trusting the published one anywhere.

Apply anyway and tell us. The market list reflects where we have looked so far, not where the model can work. Interest in a market is the main thing that gets it evaluated.

We read it and we come back to you. An application is not a commitment on either side, and there is nothing to sign at this stage — because there is nothing yet that could legally be signed.