How Much Does a Play It Again Sports® Franchise Cost?
Seizing a Remarkable Sporting Goods Franchising Opportunity
Investment Requirements (USD)
Appropriate capitalization is a critical factor in the success of any business. Play It Again Sports expects franchise candidates to have an approximate investment of $314,300 to $420,800 to open a store. However, this investment will vary depending on the market and other factors.
Either individually or with a financial partner, our minimum net worth and liquid asset requirements are as follows:
- $90,000 to $105,000 – Cash or liquid assets*
- $400,000 – Net Worth
*Liquid asset examples include: cash, non-retirement stocks and bonds, etc.
Verification of financial data such as cash available will be required as you move forward in our franchise process. Funds quoted above are in U.S. dollars.
Interested in more detailed investment information? Contact our team today or call (866) 591-1757 today to learn more.
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Play It Again Sports Store Sales, Gross Margins, and Customer Information
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Real Estate
Visibility to high traffic roads
Retail centers with popular anchors
Suburban strip centers near regional malls
3,500 - 4,000 square feet
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Core Customers
Adults age 25 - 49
Parents of kids age 4 - 16
Middle to upper income households
Presence of youth sports programs
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Product Selection
Quality used sports and fitness gear
Baseball, bicycles, golf, snow sports, hockey, lacrosse, fitness and more!
A few top brands: Wilson, Rawlings, Easton, Nike, and Champro
Territories Available
Discover the prime territories available for your own Play It Again Sports. Find out where you can establish your successful business and make a difference in your local community. Start your journey today!
Play It Again Sports Store Owners Love to Franchise with Winmark
"The grand opening was amazing. We ended up breaking the grand opening sales record for all of Play It Again Sports franchises; and having Winmark come out to the store for the grand opening to be there with us was invaluable."- Erich K.