Is the Franchise Alliance a Scam?

How can someone really get paid $15,000 to $30,000 just for matching someone to the right franchise company? It does sound too good to be true. It seems like anyone can pick the right franchise for themselves and it seems like if they did use the services of a franchise broker, surely they wouldn't be expected to pay a huge fee for doing so.

For many who don't understand how the franchise brokerage industry works, it might sound like a hoax. How can companies like The Franchise Alliance Scam their franchise seeking clients into paying them $15,000 just to help them find the right franchise company to join? Well, the simple fact is that over 325 national franchise companies a.k.a franchisors, actually pay Franchise Alliance Brokers significant referral fees just to bring them qualified franchise candidates. The same way that the seller of a house will pay 6% to a broker to find them a buyer, a franchisor will pay Franchise Alliance Brokers a commission for bringing them their next franchisee.

Facts about the Franchise Alliance

• The Franchise Alliance has signed contracts with over 325 national franchise companies.
• The Franchise Alliance currently has over 200 franchise consultants in the company.
• The Franchise Alliance is a member of the International Franchise Association.
• The Franchise Alliance has an A+ Rating with the BBB (Better Business Bureau)