Bricks & Minifigs is operated by BAM Franchising, Inc., based in Provo, Utah. The brand has offered franchises since 2011 and provides a re-sale store specializing in LEGO brand products.
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Bricks & Minifigs provides a comprehensive support system designed to guide you from your first day of training through every stage of your business ownership.
Franchisor's assistance, advertising, computer systems, and training as described in Item 11, including pre-opening assistance, training programs, advertising fund, and computer system requirements.
Franchisor will not unreasonably withhold acceptance of a site meeting its requirements and will approve the lease for the Store.
Franchisor offers guidance when applying for permits and notifying the state of the proposed Store.
Franchisor advises on mandatory specifications, architectural and design plans, floor plans and layouts for the Store.
Franchisor provides specifications for computers, software, POS systems, cash registers, camera and security systems, signage, furnishings and fixtures.
Franchisor provides a list of approved vendors and suppliers for products, supplies, merchandise, apparel, packaging, and promotional materials, and trains on purchasing strategies.
Franchisor offers initial and supplemental/refresher training programs to assist in the operation of the franchise.
Franchisor loans a confidential Pre-Opening and Operations Manual (~107 pages) for the operation of the store.
Franchisor approves or disapproves local advertising and promotional materials submitted by the franchisee.
Franchisor delivers a web page for franchise operations within the national website.
Franchisor provides up to three days of pre-opening/grand opening assistance to franchisee and staff at the location for the first franchise.
Franchisor continues to consult on procedures, policies, sales, marketing, purchasing strategies, products and supplies, and helps resolve operational problems.
Franchisor provides updated lists of approved products and vendors, and suggested pricing.
Franchisor may provide continuing education sessions and an annual convention, typically at headquarters, with registration fees up to $300 per person per day and $500 per person for conventions.
Up to 6-day training program at corporate headquarters in Provo, Utah, covering system introduction, product knowledge, merchandising, store operations, purchasing, pricing, inventory tracking, customer programs, event planning, safety, POS training, customer service, marketing, staffing, and financial procedures.
Franchisor provides update and upgrade requirements for POS and computer systems; franchisee purchases systems costing $3,200-$6,500 with estimated annual upgrade costs of $800-$1,600.
Franchisor may institute a Brand Fund supported by 1% of monthly revenue contributions to support technology, product development, and advertising; franchisee must also spend 3% of monthly revenue on local advertising and a minimum of $5,000 on grand opening promotion.