How much does a Executive Home Care franchise cost?

The FDD lists a total initial investment of about $103,950–$165,133, including a $49,900 initial franchise fee.

How much do Executive Home Care franchise owners make?

Executive Home Care 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 Executive Home Care franchise worth it?

It depends on the numbers, not the pitch. Executive Home Care scores F on disclosure honesty, carries about 8% of sales in ongoing fees, and discloses 2 legal matters. Get the real owner take-home before you sign.

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The real numbers on owning a Executive Home Care franchise

In-Home Care Services · FDD 2026 · from public state filings

FDisclosure honesty

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

★☆☆☆☆ FranchiseValidate transparency rating: 1/5

Investment

$103,950–$165,133

Total fees

8% of sales

Outlets

Closure signals

0 ceased, 2 terminated

Lawsuits

Is Executive Home Care worth it? How it compares to 17 similar franchises

Ongoing fees	8% of sales	steeper than 72% of senior & home care franchises
Startup cost	from $103,950	pricier than 67% of peers
Disclosure honesty	Grade F	less honest than most of the category
Closure rate	0.0% of outlets	better than most (median 0.5%)
Disclosed lawsuits	2	about average

Benchmarked against every senior & home care franchise we've graded from public FDDs — the context the franchisor's pitch never gives you.

What their own earnings claim actually says

Item 19 not disclosed. FDD includes questionnaire but no earnings claims or financial performance representations.

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: 60 new outlets opened, 2 terminations, 7 transfers. Rapid expansion with minimal closures.

Legal history (Item 3)

2 matters disclosed.

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Executive Home Care franchise — frequently asked

How much does a Executive Home Care franchise cost?: The FDD lists a total initial investment of about $103,950–$165,133, including a $49,900 initial franchise fee.
How much do Executive Home Care franchise owners make?: Executive Home Care 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 Executive Home Care franchise failure rate?: 2025: 60 new outlets opened, 2 terminations, 7 transfers. Rapid expansion with minimal closures.
Is a Executive Home Care franchise worth it?: It depends on the numbers, not the pitch. Executive Home Care scores F on disclosure honesty, carries about 8% of sales in ongoing fees, and discloses 2 legal matters. Get the real owner take-home before you sign.

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Source: MN CARDS 36470-202604-03 (Clean FDD 2026). FranchiseValidate is independent and not affiliated with Executive Home Care or its franchisor. Figures are extracted from the franchisor's own public disclosure document; verify against the current FDD before any decision.