Why should you be interested in running your own window covering business?
A Gotcha Covered franchise is a relatively low investment and allows you to succeed by marketing your business as if you had a costly retail location, instead of cold calling and knocking on doors. Every other option in this price range requires very aggressive selling. We do not, and our franchisees close sales 70% to 90% of the time.
Who We Are
- A simple, clear-cut model: No staff; No retail location; No inventory required.
- Excellent unit economics: High demand; High margin; Flat fee royalty.
- Multi-revenue channels: Consumer and Commercial markets.
- Low investment solution for a business that is not about knocking on doors.
- Great company leadership, Strong support and training, and a team-oriented culture.
Five Myths about our industry and about Gotcha Covered:
- Only women can succeed. WRONG! We have both men, women, and couples succeeding in our business, both in a very big way.
- You need interior design skills/experience. WRONG! We have successful franchisees from many different walks of life, including corporate management, and we teach you everything you need to know about design and color.
- I will need to install drapes and blinds, which I hate. WRONG! Almost all of our franchisees use qualified installers, and we will help you find them.
- I will need experience in this or a similar industry. WRONG! Virtually none of our franchisees have any industry experience. We will train, support, and coach you on everything you need to be successful. And our franchisees will verify that.
- I will need to do cold calling. WRONG! No cold calling or obnoxious closing techniques required. We have marketing techniques that will bring customers to you who are ready to buy.
Gotcha Covered provides you with ALL the tools you need in a home-based business — all you need is the desire and willingness to work hard for your own success. Franchises are available for just $64,900, with everything included. We also recommend that you have an additional $10,000-$20,000 in working capital to get your business to a profitable level.