Printing franchises
The typical printing franchise here costs $231,284 to $330,973 to open. Sort the table by cost, fee, royalty or number of locations.
- Brands
- 4
- Typical cost
- $231K–$331K
- Lowest start
- $139KMinuteman Press
- Share earnings
- 4 of 4
All 4 brands
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| The UPS Store | $222K–$606K | $39,950 | 5% | 5,503 | Yes |
| Minuteman Press | $139K–$317K | $48,500 | 6% | 1,039 | Yes |
| Signarama | $245K–$345K | $49,500 | 6% | 684 | Yes |
| PostNet | $240K–$307K | $39,950 | 5% | 204 | Yes |
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Printing franchises: questions
What is the cheapest printing franchise?
Of the 4 brands here, Minuteman Press has the lowest estimated starting investment: $138,671 to $317,178 to open.
Which printing franchise is the largest?
The UPS Store, with 5,503 locations (5,487 franchised) at the end of 2025.
What royalty do printing franchises charge?
Royalties on gross sales in this list run from 5% to 6%, with a median of 5.5%. Most brands add a separate marketing or brand fund fee.
Which printing franchises share earnings figures?
4 of 4 share sales or earnings figures, among them Minuteman Press, PostNet, Signarama, The UPS Store.