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As you considering opening a battery store franchise? One of the most important factors to keep in mind is the potential investment costs. The expenses range from the franchise fee to initial inventory to real estate, among others. The Batteries Plus franchise model is powered by multiple industry verticals that combine to generate upwards of $60

The events of 2020 have placed many economic challenges on people across the country. As the year has come to a close, it’s the perfect time to look back at how Batteries Plus has given back to communities nationwide and provided a message of hope and support to those in need. Batteries Plus franchisees have

In 1996, Don Tollefson opened his first Batteries Plus location in Citrus Heights, California. As with many family-run businesses, Don’s son Ryan began working at the store during high school. In between mopping the floors and stocking the shelves, Ryan became more involved in customer service and was eventually drawn to the technician side of

Batteries Plus has a proud tradition of giving back to the community. Whether it’s contributing to families in need through Toys for Tots  and The Christmas Clearing Council of Waukesha County  or organizing blood drives at our corporate offices, we are deeply invested in the communities that we serve. But it’s not just our corporate employees that are committed to this

The Batteries Plus franchise model is built on multi-billion-dollar markets. Collectively, batteries, lighting, phone and tablet repair, key cutting and programming and smart home technology provide Batteries Plus franchisees access to industries valued annually at nearly $60 billion. Multiple, lucrative revenue streams are a fundamental advantage for Batteries Plus franchisees in a highly competitive retail landscape.

At Batteries Plus, we’re proud of our many veteran franchisees. Individuals from a diverse array of military backgrounds have gone on to become successful store owners. In light of their service, we wanted to take a moment to highlight a few of our veteran franchisees, share their backgrounds and talk about their experiences with Batteries

The coronavirus pandemic has significantly influenced consumer behavior, but it’s not as clear cut as you might think. On one hand, as people have adjusted to social distancing, they’ve increasingly relied on e-commerce to order everything from toilet paper to groceries to clothing. On the other, they’re still relying on local retailers to fill their

Ralph Badtram opened his first Batteries Plus location in Waco, Texas in 2007. Since then, he has gone on to open an additional two stores and take over one more. He also serves on the National Marketing Fund Committee, which helps guide other franchisees on how to get the best return of investment on their

Bernie Perryman first discovered Batteries Plus after forming a close friendship with franchisees who owned two locations in the St. Cloud, Minnesota area. “I was always so fascinated when they talked about business,” explained Bernie. “The smiles they would get when they talked about it and the sustainability of the business model – they believed

Batteries Plus was the first brand to identify the growing need for battery replacement and specialty bulbs in an age of ever-changing technology. Since opening the company to franchising in 1992, we have expanded to include more than 720 locations across the U.S. During that time, we have also evolved our selection of products and