For software companies selling into franchise brands
Know which franchise brands you can actually sell into.
Some brands already named a vendor. Some left it open.
Paste your product URL. We return the brands you can actually sell into.
| AUV | $1.37M |
|---|---|
| Units | 3,227 |
| Royalty | 6.5% |
Built for GTM teams selling software into franchising
Your tools weren’t built for franchise.
Apollo will give you a list. It will not tell you which brands already locked a vendor, which operator owns the units, or whether HQ even buys.
Anyone can see the numbers. We give you what they mean.
Raw data points are worthless without context. We’ve built a picture of US franchising that exists nowhere else, then we match it against your own data and decode it into the move that’s right for you.
Given context and matched to you. Decoded into which brands to call.
Jersey Mike’s, the operator, the email.
Found the brand. Named the mandated POS. Wrote the operator who owns the units.
Hi [name], PCR JM MI runs 14 Jersey Mike’s in Michigan. The 2026 FDD names ReSource for POS and leaves HR optional. If you are still stitching payroll store by store across those 14, that is the conversation. Not a 15-minute intro.
From a URL to the brands you can actually sell into.
Give us where you live on the web. We read what you sell, map it against every filing, and hand back the brands you should be calling, with the signals to lead with.
Give us your URL
Paste your product site and a work email. No onboarding call.
We map your signal profile
What you sell, who you integrate with, where you win, matched against every US franchise filing.
The brands you can actually sell into, and the signals to lead with.
Ranked brands, fit scores, and the FDD facts to open with.
Reading your site…
Matching brands you can sell into…
One account, fully assembled
This is what a single brand looks like inside FranCloud: fit score, the mandated POS, the operator who owns the units, and the email written for that fleet.
Why the data holds up
Every number on this site traces back to a document a franchise was legally required to file. That’s the whole point.
First-party & source-traceable
Pulled from the filing itself, not scraped, not guessed, not bought from a list broker.
Always current, or it’s worthless
Stale intel sends you into dead ends. Brand profiles refresh when they refile. What you see is the latest disclosed filing.
Custom to your product
Fit scores reflect what yousell, not a generic “good lead” score.
Verified contacts from the filing
The roles that actually decide: HQ, operator, finance, mapped per brand.
The old way vs. the receipts
There are three ways to find your franchise accounts. Two of them cost you weeks.
| Generic database | Buy FDDs yourself | FranCloud | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sourced from the filing | ✕ Scraped & stale | Yes | Yes, every brand |
| Cost per brand | Subscription | $50–150 each | Included |
| Fit scored to your product | ✕ | ✕ Read it yourself | Custom |
| Decision-makers identified | Generic titles | ✕ | Per brand |
| Refreshed on refile | ✕ | Re-buy it | Automatic |
| Time to first account | Hours of filtering | Days of reading | From your URL |
FranCloud Research
We publish what the filings reveal. Start with the one every software vendor selling into franchising is reading.
What the nation's franchise filings reveal about how franchises actually buy software.
Which categories mandate a stack and which leave it open. Where the greenfield is for POS, payments, labor, and loyalty. The brands refiling with new vendors right now.
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Who mandates a POS, and who leaves it open →
73% of QSR brands mandate their POS. 26% leave it open. No email required.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
The signals are already out there
Book more franchise revenue by only working brands you can actually sell into.
Kept current and decoded into which brands to call. Stop reading legalese. Start closing.