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Junkluggers franchise unit economics

Junkluggers franchisees run truck-based junk removal businesses that donate or recycle what they haul, and may resell second-hand furniture under the Remix Market name.

Franchisees reporting63
Average gross revenue$733,365
Total investment$96,010–$359,160

Junkluggers franchise at a glance

Junkluggers’ Item 19 reports 2025 gross revenue per franchisee and per territory by quartile for 63 franchisees open all year, with average job size, commercial revenue share and gross profit for 43 franchisees, and no operating costs or net profit.

Junkluggers reports that its 63 franchisees open all of 2025 averaged $733,365 of gross revenue, with a median of $609,012, according to Item 19 of Junkluggers’ 2026 FDD, issued 30 April 2026. The 63 in that group are 90%* of Junkluggers’ 70 franchisees. Fees paid to Junkluggers come to 15.16%* to 18.25%* of sales, depending on the minimum royalty.

  • Junkluggers’ top quartile of 16 franchisees averaged $1,254,732 of gross revenue in 2025 and its bottom quartile of 16 averaged $280,680.
  • The 128 Junkluggers territories open all of 2025 averaged $335,754 of gross revenue per territory, with a median of $227,465.
  • A Junkluggers franchise costs $96,010 to $359,160 to open, including a $50,000 initial franchise fee and a $5,000 initial training fee.
  • A Junkluggers franchise pays a 7% royalty, a 2% brand fund contribution, a 5% call center fee and a $350 monthly technology fee for each territory, which come to 15.16%* of sales at the $733,365 average, or 18.25%* with the minimum royalty for months 49 to 108.
  • Junkluggers’ 43 franchisees with full-year profit and loss statements averaged $741,226 of gross revenue and a 42% gross margin in 2025.
  • Junkluggers had 163 franchised territories and 4 company-owned outlets at the end of 2025, against 115 franchised territories at the start of 2023.

These figures come from Junkluggers's 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document, as the brand reported them, and were read by Averan Advisors. The 15.16% and 18.25% of sales in Junkluggers brand charges at the $733,365 average are Averan calculations from the Item 6 rates and the Item 19 average.

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By Scott Engler · Averan Advisors · Source: Junkluggers Franchising SPE LLC, 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) · Updated 16 October 2026

  1. Junkluggers’ 63 franchisees open all of 2025 averaged $733,365 of gross revenue, and the median was $609,012. The Junkluggers median is 83.0%* of the average. Junkluggers franchisees ran 2.03* territories each on average, and the 128 Junkluggers territories averaged $335,754 each.
  2. Junkluggers’ top quartile of franchisees averaged 4.47 times* the gross revenue of its bottom quartile in 2025. The 16 top-quartile Junkluggers franchisees averaged $1,254,732 on 45 territories, and the 16 bottom-quartile Junkluggers franchisees averaged $280,680 on 20 territories.
  3. Junkluggers’ charges come to 15.16%* of sales at the $733,365 average with the royalty at 7%, and 18.25%* with the minimum royalty for months 49 to 108. The Junkluggers minimum royalty for months 49 to 108 is $36,400 a territory, above the $23,503* that 7% of the $335,754 per-territory average produces.
  4. Junkluggers’ 43 franchisees with full-year profit and loss statements had a 42% average gross margin in 2025. Junkluggers’ gross margins ran from 12% to 59% across those 43 franchisees, and Item 19 reports no Junkluggers figure below gross profit.
  5. Junkluggers franchised businesses billed $47,686,253 in 2025, against $51,352,754 in 2024. Junkluggers’ franchised territories rose from 145 to 163 during 2025, according to Item 20.

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Where these figures come from

Every figure here comes from Junkluggers Franchising SPE LLC’s 2026 FDD and is unaudited by us. We are unaffiliated with the brand. Calculations of our own are labeled where they appear. The figures describe past performance at other businesses and are not a projection of yours. This page is an educational summary. It is not an offer to sell a franchise, and it is not financial, legal or tax advice. Junkluggers is a trademark of its owner. How Averan reads a Franchise Disclosure Document.

These figures come from the brand's disclosure. They are not a forecast, an offer to sell a franchise or advice. Source: Junkluggers Franchising SPE LLC, 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document, issued 30 April 2026.

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