$242 billion

The amount businesses and corporations spend annually on corporate gifting programs.

As low as $59,875

Startup Costs for WOOPS! outlets range from $59,875 to $129,475 for a mobile unit.

+27%

The growth of the average ticket for the 12 months ending September 2021 compared to the year prior.

10-15x

How the avg. off-site sale compares to the avg. retail sale. Corporate gifting is a major opportunity.

BILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRIES

WOOPS! outlets generate strong counter sales. But the lively, colorful kiosks and shops also serve as a billboard for an even bigger market: The $242 billion that organizations spend each year on corporate gifts. By tapping into the good gifting market, franchisees are able to greatly boost sales and ROI.

Industry Overview

WHAT OWNERS LOVE

Low startup costs
Simple operations
Multiple revenue streams

Explore the Business Model

THE ROOT OF OUR SUCCESS

Customers love WOOPS! because our macarons offer a feast for the eyes, a treat for the palate, and a fun way to celebrate friends, family, customers, employees, and other people who make a difference in their lives.

Why WOOPS!?

STEPS TO BECOMING A SUCCESSFUL WOOPSTER

Submit Contact Form

A copy of the WOOPS! Free Franchise Report will be sent to the email you provide, and a member of our team will reach out to set up a short conversation.

Quick Intro Call

We'll introduce you to the WOOPS! business model, explain the strengths of the brand, and share our vision for growth. We'll also discuss your goals and background. We want to get a feel for whether you and the business are a good fit.

Submit Franchise Application

You'll fill out a franchise application to pre-qualify for the franchise.

Brand Success Webinar

We'll provide an overview of the business model and what drives success for franchisees. See what it takes and decide it's a fit for you.

Meet the CEO

Meet Ben Woodruff, who will talk about the ways WOOPS! suppports franchisees. Bring your questions as we get to know one another.

FDD Review

The franchise disclosure document is a lengthy outline of the franchise contract. It follows a format dictated by the Federal Trade Commission and can be a cumbersome read. We'll demystify it, highlight important sections, and answer your questions.