As defined by the IDB, microfranchises They are micro-business models that can be easily replicated and systematized and whose main characteristic is that they are “turnkey” businesses.
Microfranchises Available in Guatemala
Microfranchises Available in Central America
- Bakabs, social franchise for tourism development in (Central America)
- Florex, environmentally friendly cleaning products (Costa Rica)
- Al Macarone, chain of pizza and pasta restaurants (Central America)
Most of these microfranchises They offer you training, advice, support in the assembly and implementation of the company so that you really have a “turnkey” business.
How Much Does It Cost to Start a Microfranchise Business?
According to Byron Ayala, director of the Microfranchise program in Guatemala, although each franchisor establishes its prices and conditions, the investment price of microfranchises it has a ceiling of $ 12,000. However, some are much more affordable and the cheapest can be purchased for up to $ 3,000.
