Brands · Sector
Retail franchise cost, unit revenue and closures
Convenience, batteries, supplements, phones and device repair. 5 retail brands with a current FDD, listed alphabetically.
Opening one unit of the 5 retail brands here runs from $162,900 at the low end of Item 7 (7-Eleven) to $1,656,800 at the high end (7-Eleven). Where the franchisor gives one unit revenue figure (1 of 5), the median unit sold from $445,319 (GNC) to $445,319 (GNC) in its own Item 19 period. Three-year closure rates from Item 20 run from 3.3% (7-Eleven) to 22.0% (GNC).
Bands, not a ranking: each brand's figures use its own measure, sample, period and Item 7 inclusions, so no two are comparable on one number. The brand page says what each figure includes.
| Brand | Cost to open (Item 7) | Median unit revenue (Item 19) | 3-yr closures (Item 20) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7-Eleven 2026 | $162,900 – $1,656,800 | no single figure | 3.3% |
| Batteries Plus 2026 | $284,786 – $536,636 | no single figure | 12.6% |
| GNC 2026 | $187,589 – $530,342 | $445,319 | 22.0% |
| uBreakiFix by Asurion 2026 | $171,350 – $468,150 | no single figure | 14.9% |
| Wireless Zone 2026 | $441,875 – $1,328,210 | no single figure | 10.5% |
Listed alphabetically, never ranked. The sector label is the site's, not the franchisor's. Informational only, not professional advice. Last reviewed: November 2026.