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Our battery store franchise got started in 1988 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. At that time, we focused on meeting the demand for battery replacement – which is still a growing industry today! Technology has changed a lot since 1988, and Batteries Plus has evolved right along with it. Today, we’ve expanded to meet the needs

It doesn’t take prior experience in the tech field to invest in a battery store franchise. Instead, we’re looking for franchisees who are driven to start a thriving new business. Here, review a few of the characteristics Batteries Plus looks for in new franchisees. #1. Ready to Invest Their Time Investing in a tech franchise

When you invest in a Batteries Plus technology franchise, you can look forward to receiving training and support in every stage of your business. Many franchises promise to provide training and support, but once new locations open their doors, it evaporates. At Batteries Plus, we understand the value of strong franchise training and support programs.

The rapid development, innovation and adoption of mobile device technology has opened up numerous opportunities for businesses agile enough to keep pace. Consider this: In 2011, just 35 percent of Americans had a smartphone . Today, roughly eight in 10 consumers are walking around with one. Another half of the adult population in the U.S. owns a

Stability may not be the driving force that gets you into business, but it is certainly what will keep you in business. The adrenaline and excitement of being a first-time franchisee, starting a business, learning the ins and outs and being involved in the day-to-day operations is the fuel you need to get your investment

In honor of International Women’s Month, we’re highlighting one of our many female franchisees. Ingrid Brummett has been with the company since 2008 and currently owns two stores located in Port Charlotte and Venice, Florida. From Family Business to Full-Time Ownership Like many franchisees, Ingrid originally began her path in a different career entirely. She

Javier and his twin brother Alejandro always knew they weren’t going to work for anyone else. Looking for something they could do together, they opened a Jani-King in Savannah, Georgia, at 25 years old and were recognized as franchise of the year. While living in Savannah, Georgia, Javier Barquero often passed a Batteries Plus but

COVID-19 has radically redefined franchise investment in America, with many franchises and even entire industries suffering from the pandemic’s economic impact. As the country slowly emerges from this crisis, the future of franchising is beginning to take shape, with investors prioritizing essential businesses like never before. Batteries Plus is poised to capitalize on the next phase

Batteries Plus franchisees Brenda and Rick Phipps are well-acquainted with the world of franchising. With over 30 years of combined experience as franchise owners, the pair has become an example of hard work and dedication within the Batteries Plus franchise system. Prior to becoming a Batteries Plus franchisee in 2006, Rick was the owner of

During a year that brought significant disruption and uncertainty to business owners across multiple industries, Batteries Plus remained a reliably stable business opportunity for a growing list of entrepreneurs. In the past year alone, Batteries Plus signed 20 franchise agreements which will add 30 new locations to the system’s 700+ network of specialty retail stores. The Batteries