Best Franchises Under $150K in Australia

15 of the 49 franchise systems with an all-in investment of $100,000 to $150,000, largest networks first, the band where many service and smaller retail formats sit. Cheaper systems are in the lower budget lists.

#FranchiseCategoryUnitsInvestment (all-in)RoyaltyDetails
1PoolwerxPool & Spa Services301$130K–$250K7.0%Cost
2Elite SupplementsRetail126$150K–$250KNot publishedView
3Essential BeautyBeauty & Health76$150K–$250KNot publishedCost
4ATS FranchisingB2B Services51$109K–$176KNot publishedView
5Gracie BarraFitness & Wellbeing48$120K–$150KNot publishedView
6Success TutoringEducation & Tutoring47$112K–$197KNot publishedCost
7inLIFE WellnessFitness & Wellbeing43$150K–$200KNot publishedView
8The Mr GroupHome & Trade Services31$125K–$200KNot publishedView
9CS EducationEducation & Tutoring31$148K–$229KNot publishedView
10MSP PhotographyB2B Services27$111K–$155KNot publishedView
11Doors PlusRetail16$120K–$180KNot publishedView
12Astra ApartmentsReal Estate16$125K–$250KNot publishedView
13Mancave BarbershopHair & Barber15$140K–$230KNot publishedCost
14Chaffic AustraliaQuick-Service Food15$150K–$300KNot publishedView
15Barbershop ExpressHair & Barber14$150K–$300KNot publishedView

Lowest entry on this list: ATS Franchising from $108,860 all-in. Investment figures are each system's published all-in establishment cost. Rankings are directory listings, not endorsements, always verify fees against the disclosure document. Systems that don’t publish a cost, whose lowest figure is under a tenth of their highest (usually a deposit rather than the cost to open), or whose all-in runs well past this budget, are left out.

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Frequently asked questions

What franchises can you buy for under $150,000?

Most home-based and service systems, along with much of retail and smaller-format food, sit under $150K all-in. This list shows the largest networks between $100K and $150K; the lower budget lists cover cheaper systems.

Is $150K enough to buy a franchise in Australia?

For a large share of systems, yes. Only the larger food, fitness and childcare formats routinely exceed it. Confirm the all-in establishment cost, including working capital, against the disclosure document.