Quick Verdict · who it fits
Boost fits first-time franchise buyers looking for an emerging senior care concept.
The numbers a buyer needs first — straight from the filing.
Initial investment (Item 7)
$163K - $338K
Franchise fee (Item 5)
$60K
Royalty (Item 6)
3.5–5% + 2% ad
System size (Item 20)
3 +1
Agreement term
10 yrs
Years in business
5+ yrs
Item 3 litigation
15 suits
Model Boost's costs in the investment calculator → Prefilled from this filing — startup cost, cash flow and break-even.
Buyer qualifications
Data extracted from the 2026 FDD filed with state regulators. Fees and terms may have changed since filing — request the current FDD from the franchisor before deciding. Not legal, financial, or investment advice. Full disclaimer.
Drag to your projected annual sales. Royalty 3.5–5% + ad fund 2% on gross sales.
PROJECTED ANNUAL SALES$500,000
$100k$2M
Royalty (3.5–5%)
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Ad fund (2%)
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Total / year
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▪ Of-sales fees only · excludes rent, labor, COGS, and one-time costs · for illustration
Free AI summary — the first read on the filing.
3
Total units open
1
Units opened last year
0
Units closed last year
-3
Net unit growth
from 6 units at start of 2025 to 3 at end of 2025
What our analysis flagged across the 2026 filing.
5
Risks to review
4
Strengths identified
5
Questions to ask
How Boost ranks against 121 Senior Care peers we've analyzed.
Initial investment
67th pct · of 121 peers
Franchise fee
83rd pct · of 121 peers
System size
12th pct · of 121 peers
Senior Care industry averages
Avg investment
$188K - $425K
Avg franchise fee
$52K
Avg system size
163
Franchises analyzed
121
Closest concepts by category and investment.
| Brand | Item 19 | Fee | Investment | Royalty | Units |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boost | Disclosed | $60K | $163K - $338K | 3.5–5% | 3 |
| Hear AgainSimilar price | Disclosed | $50K | $191K - $334K | 5% | 10 |
| Health MartBiggest system | None | — | $2K - $834K | — | 3,907 |
| Home InsteadTop-rated in category | Disclosed | $54K | $93K - $351K | 5% | 626 |
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Free explainers to go deeper before you sign.
Boost requires a $60,000 initial franchise fee and a total initial investment range of $162,650–$337,750, per the most recent FDD on file.
Boost franchises are sold by Boost Franchise Systems, LLC, the franchisor entity of record on its Franchise Disclosure Document. Item 1 of the FDD discloses the corporate structure, including any parent companies and predecessors.
Yes. Boost discloses Item 19 financial performance representations in its FDD. See the financials sub-page for the disclosed figures.
Franchisees pay a royalty of 5% of Net Revenue for Medicare, commercial insurance, and private pay; 3.5% for Medicaid and an advertising fund contribution of 2% of Net Revenue on gross sales as defined in Item 6 of the FDD.
As of their 2026 FDD, Boost has 3 total locations, with 1 new locations opened in the most recent reporting year. This information comes from Item 20 of the FDD.
Per the FDD, Boost discloses an initial agreement term of 10 years, a transfer fee of $10,000. Review Items 10 and 17 for the full renewal and termination provisions.
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