FRANCHISE BUSINESSES


Three options. Franchisor-funded: you pay centrally for the entire network in a single monthly or annual payment, with volume discounts based on location count. Referral + Partner Program: you introduce NetFeedback to your franchisees, who pay directly - you receive 25% monthly commission for the life of every location, for as long as they stay on the platform. Franchisor-discounted: you negotiate a discounted rate for your franchisees, who pay NetFeedback directly at that preferred price. Pick whichever fits your network's structure — we'll help you work out which one makes most sense for your stage and scale.
Franchisees use NetFeedback because it makes their own day-to-day easier - automated review collection, AI-drafted responses, a clean dashboard of their numbers, tracking that shows their progress against network benchmarks. It doesn't feel like head-office surveillance because it isn't: each franchisee sees their own location, their own customers, their own insights. Head office's visibility happens quietly in the reporting layer.
Centrally configured response templates, required brand language, banned phrases and approved tone carry across every location's AI-drafted responses automatically. Franchisees can add local colour within the guardrails, but can't stray from brand standards. You get system-level consistency without having to police every individual reply at every site.
Yes. Head office dashboards include network-wide leaderboards (which franchisees are winning, which are dragging), cross-location sentiment analysis (recurring themes across the system), and per-site drill-down. You can also set alerts — for example, notify regional ops when a franchisee's rating drops below 4.0 or response time exceeds 48 hours. Problems get surfaced before they spread across the network.
Yes. Whether you're at 5 locations or 500, the same platform scales. Smaller or newer networks often prefer the Partner Program model (franchisees pay, franchisor earns commission) as a zero-cost way to roll out network-wide. Larger networks typically prefer franchisor-funded with volume pricing. We'll help you work out which model fits your stage and structure during the initial sales conversation.