How much does a Boost franchise cost?

The FDD lists a total initial investment of about $162,650–$337,750, including a $60,000 initial franchise fee.

How much do Boost franchise owners make?

Boost discloses little or no earnings data (Item 19) — meaning the franchisor won't put real owner profit in writing. That's a red flag worth questioning.

Is a Boost franchise worth it?

It depends on the numbers, not the pitch. Boost scores F on disclosure honesty, carries about 7% of sales in ongoing fees, and discloses 1 legal matters. Get the real owner take-home before you sign.

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The real numbers on owning a Boost franchise

Home Health Care Services · FDD 2026 · from public state filings

FDisclosure honesty

This franchisor discloses little to no earnings data (Item 19).

Investment

$162,650–$337,750

Total fees

7% of sales

Outlets

Closure signals

4 ceased, 0 terminated

Lawsuits

What their own earnings claim actually says

No financial performance representations made. Franchisor explicitly declines to provide actual or potential financial performance data for franchised outlets.

Honesty grade F: the disclosed numbers are incomplete or framed to look better than an owner's real take-home.

Failure & turnover reality (Item 20)

2025: 50% outlet decline (6→3). California: 4 ceased operations, 2 reacquired. High failure signals.

Legal history (Item 3)

1 matters disclosed.

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Boost franchise — frequently asked

How much does a Boost franchise cost?: The FDD lists a total initial investment of about $162,650–$337,750, including a $60,000 initial franchise fee.
How much do Boost franchise owners make?: Boost discloses little or no earnings data (Item 19) — meaning the franchisor won't put real owner profit in writing. That's a red flag worth questioning.
What is the Boost franchise failure rate?: 2025: 50% outlet decline (6→3). California: 4 ceased operations, 2 reacquired. High failure signals.
Is a Boost franchise worth it?: It depends on the numbers, not the pitch. Boost scores F on disclosure honesty, carries about 7% of sales in ongoing fees, and discloses 1 legal matters. Get the real owner take-home before you sign.

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Source: MN CARDS 35821-202604-12 (Clean FDD 2026). FranchiseValidate is independent and not affiliated with Boost or its franchisor. Figures are extracted from the franchisor's own public disclosure document; verify against the current FDD before any decision.