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Comfort Keepers franchise: what it costs

For a home care business, the Comfort Keepers franchise has an opening cost of $119,560 at the low end and $190,700 at the high end. Its 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), which a brand must hand to you before you buy, is the source.

Comfort Keepers franchise cost, item by item

Full cost of opening
$119,560 to $190,700
Item 7, 2026 FDD
Franchise fee you pay one time at the start
$55,000
Item 5, 2026 FDD
Royalty, your ongoing payments to the brand
The fee is 5% of gross sales
Item 6, 2026 FDD
Marketing fund, which covers shared advertising
2% of gross sales, with a monthly cap of about $803
Item 6, 2026 FDD
Figures on sales or earnings
$1,277,857 a year on average across 600 locations it counts, before costs
Item 19, 2026 FDD
End of 2025 location count
Franchise owners ran 619; the company ran 5
Item 20, 2026 FDD

Ck Franchising, Inc filed the 2026 Comfort Keepers Franchise Disclosure Document, dated December 19, 2025, at the Minnesota Department of Commerce; it is the source of every figure above. Each small label points to the numbered part of the FDD where that figure sits.

Comfort Keepers FDD: sales and earnings

In Item 19, Comfort Keepers gives figures. That FDD part is where a brand may state the sales or earnings of its locations. Average net revenue for a year is the main figure: $1,277,857. From September 2024 through August 2025, it covers 600 franchised businesses open a year or more. It is money the store takes in, not profit, because rent, wages and every other cost get paid from it.

Our guide shows the way to read an Item 19 before you trust any figure there.

Comfort Keepers compared with other senior care franchises

Among senior care franchises listed on this site, Comfort Keepers has a higher opening cost than most; $101K is where the middle one begins.

Other senior care franchises and Comfort Keepers
BrandTotal cost to opentotal, lowest to highestUpfront feeone-time feeRoyaltyongoing, usually a % of sales
Home Instead$93K to $351K$54,0005%
Right at Home$94K to $176K$49,5005%
BrightStar Care$101K to $217K$50,0005.25%
Comfort Keepers$120K to $191K$55,0005%
Visiting Angels$125K to $171K$51,950 to $89,9503% to 3.5%

Before you buy, a brand has to hand over its Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD); the brand's latest one is where every figure comes from. Once you open, you keep paying the brand a royalty, either a share of sales or a set amount. A K stands for thousand, an M for million. Each of the 5 brands includes sales or earnings figures in its FDD (open a brand to view them). Each FDD listed here was filed with the Minnesota Department of Commerce in 2026.

All senior care franchises compared

The Comfort Keepers location count

At the end of 2025, Comfort Keepers had 624 locations in the United States, with franchise owners running 99% of them (Item 20). In that same part of the FDD, you get phone numbers for owners still running stores and ones who left. Your best way to learn how these costs play out in real life is to call a few of them.

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