Zoyo Franchise Disclosure Documents (FDD)

Zoyo is required to disclose its franchise terms, fees, and financial condition annually in its Franchise Disclosure Document. With 2 editions spanning 2015, this page provides the source record of how the company's fees, obligations, and unit footprint have changed over time — citable research, exactly as filed.

The Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) is the standardized filing that franchise law in the United States requires of Zoyo before it can sell a franchise, revised at least once a year. Across 23 Items it discloses who runs the company, what a franchise costs to buy and operate, what each side must do, where a franchisee may operate, whether earnings claims are made, how many outlets exist, and the franchisor's financial statements.