Multi-Unit Franchisee Directory - 9,300+ Franchisee Groups by Brand & Unit Count

What a franchisee group record shows

Group name, every brand and concept operated, total unit count, and the individual locations tied to each. A group running 40 Subway units and 12 Dunkin locations shows up once, with both concepts attached.

Why multi-unit franchisee data is hard to assemble

Ownership is disclosed brand by brand, and nothing in a single brand's disclosure tells you that the LLC on line 340 is the same operator running 12 units under a different concept two states over. Entity names vary between filings, registered addresses shift, and holding structures blur the connection.

Assembling a real portfolio view means resolving entities across thousands of filings from every brand at once. GetFDD does that work, so the same operator surfaces once with every concept attached rather than as a dozen disconnected rows nobody would ever connect by hand.

Who this is for

Suppliers and vendors targeting the operators with real purchasing authority — a 50-unit franchisee is a different sale than a single-store owner. Franchise development teams recruiting proven multi-unit operators into new systems. M&A and private equity teams sourcing platform acquisitions. Lenders underwriting portfolio-level exposure.

Multi-unit franchisee FAQ

What counts as a franchisee group? Any franchisee entity operating more than one location, within a single brand or across multiple brands.

How do you identify cross-brand operators? Entity resolution across every brand's franchisee disclosures, matching operators that appear under varying names and addresses.

How current is the data? Groups reflect the most recent processed filing for each brand, with the effective date shown on the underlying brand record.