How much does a TeamLogic IT franchise cost?
The 2026 TeamLogic, LLC Franchise Disclosure Document estimates $115,742 to $150,806 to begin operating one TeamLogic IT Business in the United States. That total includes the Initial Franchise Fee, setup and equipment costs, one rent amount, vehicle-related amounts, and Additional Funds intended to support the first 10 to 12 months of operations.
Estimated Initial Investment for one TeamLogic IT Business under the 2026 FDD. The largest disclosed component is $66,792 to $84,156 of Additional Funds. Salaries, owner draws, and personal living expenses are excluded.
Source: 2026 FDD, cover and Item 7, pp. 11-12. The document was issued March 23, 2026 and amended June 1, 2026.
Data basis. Legal franchisor: TeamLogic, LLC. Offer analyzed: one U.S. TeamLogic IT Business, including the veteran, conversion, and additional-franchise provisions where they change a payment obligation. Primary sections: FDD Items 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, and 17. Information checked July 15, 2026.
The cost figures below use the current FDD rather than a simplified web summary. No matching public copy of the 2026 FDD was identified on a franchise-controlled website, so FDD Item and page citations are presented as unlinked text. Current brand information is available through the official TeamLogic IT franchise website.
Sources: 2026 FDD, Items 5-7, pp. 7-12; official cost and financial qualification information, checked July 15, 2026.
What is included in the $115,742 to $150,806 range?
The 2026 Item 7 total combines seven disclosed expenditure lines. The range is not just a franchise fee: by arithmetic from the Item 7 endpoints, Additional Funds account for more than half of both totals, while office rent, equipment, vendor setup, and vehicle obligations create additional variation.
| Item 7 expenditure | 2026 amount | When paid | Payee or basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial Franchise Fee | $40,000-$49,500 | On Franchise Agreement execution | TeamLogic, LLC |
| Help Desk Service Fee | $1,200 | One-time setup/onboarding | Vendor; amount subject to change |
| Vehicle lease | $0-$450 | As agreed | Optional lease payment to approved vendor |
| Vehicle graphics | $100-$3,000 | Within 30 days after opening for a business vehicle | Approved outside vendor |
| Initial Equipment | $6,750-$10,600 | Before opening | Various outside suppliers |
| Monthly rent | $900-$1,900 | As agreed with lessor | Required office space in the territory |
| Additional Funds | $66,792-$84,156 | As incurred over 10-12 months | Employee wages, insurance, marketing, technology, rent, utilities, and other operating costs |
| Total Initial Investment | $115,742-$150,806 | Official 2026 Item 7 total | |
Source: 2026 FDD, Item 7, pp. 11-12. The official total is preserved; the listed low and high endpoints reconcile to that total.
Which Item 7 lines drive the disclosed range?
Comparable startup line amounts are plotted on a $0-$85,000 scale. Monthly rent and the optional vehicle lease are excluded from this chart because their payment basis differs.
Source: 2026 FDD, Item 7, pp. 11-12. Bars show official ranges or the fixed disclosed amount; they do not represent a recommended budget allocation.
Do not add Additional Funds on top of the $115,742 to $150,806 total. Item 7 already includes the $66,792 to $84,156 reserve. A separate personal reserve may still be necessary because owner salaries, draws, and living expenses are expressly excluded.
The Initial Franchise Fee is described as fully earned and non-refundable. One narrow exception applies if a franchisee does not satisfactorily complete Initial Training: TeamLogic, LLC may refund the fee less its direct costs, and the FDD states that the resulting refund may range from $2,500 to $38,000.
Source: 2026 FDD, Item 5, p. 7.
What does TeamLogic IT mean by Additional Funds?
Additional Funds are the 2026 FDD estimate for operating cash needed during a 10- to 12-month startup phase. The disclosed range is $66,792 to $84,156, and it includes more than conventional working capital.
The operating reserve is included inside the Total Initial Investment.
Costs identified inside the reserve
Source: 2026 FDD, Item 7, p. 12. The official marketing and business support overview provides current program context; Item 7 controls the disclosed investment range.
The FDD also requires office space and describes a 12-Month Initial Marketing Program through approved vendors. Item 11 places that program at $2,000 to $2,500 per month depending on the market and states that TeamLogic, LLC provides up to $9,600 in marketing services during the first 12 months. Because marketing is already one of the Additional Funds categories, it should not be automatically counted a second time when interpreting Item 7.
Source: 2026 FDD, Item 11, pp. 19-20.
When is the money paid?
The cash requirement is staged rather than due all at once. The Initial Franchise Fee is paid at signing, equipment and setup costs are incurred before opening, and Additional Funds are used across the first 10 to 12 months.
Sources: 2026 FDD, Item 5, p. 7; Item 6, pp. 8-10; Item 7, pp. 11-12; Item 11, pp. 17-23. The official training overview describes the program generally; the 2026 FDD controls included expenses and payment obligations.
Which TeamLogic IT fees continue after opening?
The principal continuing obligations are the Continuing Franchise Fee, Advertising Fund contribution, local marketing minimum, RMM agent charges, and required software and technology fees. Several begin immediately; the two percentage-based minimum floors begin in month 13.
| Recurring obligation | Amount or basis | Timing | Important qualification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continuing Franchise Fee | 7% of Gross Sales | Monthly from opening | A fixed monthly floor begins in month 13; see chart below |
| Advertising Fund | 1.2% of gross sales | No fee in first 12 months; monthly thereafter | A fixed monthly floor begins in month 13; see chart below |
| Local marketing | Minimum $2,500/month | Entire contract | Separate from the Advertising Fund |
| RMM agents | $3-$6 per agent/month | Monthly | At least three agents must be maintained; rates vary by volume |
| Multi-factor authentication tool | $0-$30/month | Monthly | Paid to vendors |
| Software and Technology Fees | Multiple disclosed charges | Monthly | Includes PSA, security, productivity, email, accounting, CRM, and approved LLM tools; user and vendor bases differ |
| Custom domain names | $0-$40/year | As appropriate | Domain names require approval and are owned by TeamLogic, LLC |
| Advertising Cooperative Association | $0-$500/month | If applicable | No association currently disclosed; dues may apply if one is formed in the area |
Source: 2026 FDD, Item 6, pp. 8-10; Item 11, pp. 20-22.
What do the disclosed Software and Technology Fees include?
The 2026 Item 6 schedule identifies several monthly tools with different pricing bases, so they should not be combined into one universal monthly total without the current user counts and vendor schedule.
The required RMM rate is separate. Maintaining the minimum three agents produces a derived minimum of $9 to $18 per month at the disclosed $3 to $6 per-agent rate, before additional agents are added.
Source: 2026 FDD, Item 6, pp. 8-10. The $9 to $18 minimum is arithmetic from three required RMM agents multiplied by the disclosed per-agent range.
Disclosed monthly minimums from month 13
These bars compare only three compatible monthly floors. Actual Continuing Franchise Fees and Advertising Fund payments are higher when their percentage calculations exceed the minimums.
Source: 2026 FDD, Item 6, pp. 8-10. The three fixed floors total $3,700 per month as a derived calculation, before rent, RMM agents, technology tools, insurance, payroll, and other operating costs.
The Continuing Franchise Fee definition is broader than cash collected. For fee purposes, Gross Sales generally includes amounts billed or received for covered Services and does not permit a deduction for uncollectible accounts. One-time Product resale revenue is excluded unless the hardware or software is provided, licensed, hosted, or bundled as part of a Service.
The official TeamLogic IT franchise FAQ summarizes the 7% royalty, but the 2026 FDD supplies the operative Gross Sales definition, the month-13 minimum, and the separate Advertising Fund and local marketing obligations.
Do veteran, conversion, or additional franchises have different costs?
The 2026 FDD presents one Item 7 investment range, not separate total-investment tables for each path. However, the Initial Franchise Fee and first-year Continuing Franchise Fee treatment can differ.
Qualified veteran
The VetFran Initial Franchise Fee is $40,000, a $9,500 reduction from the standard $49,500 fee. The FDD does not state that the discount reduces equipment, rent, Additional Funds, technology, or continuing fees.
Conversion franchise
The Initial Franchise Fee remains $49,500. Continuing Franchise Fees are waived on an average of the existing Gross Sales for the first 12 months, while Managed Services Fees and Advertising Fees remain payable.
Additional franchise
An additional TeamLogic IT franchise carries a $49,500 Initial Franchise Fee, subject to approval and operating conditions. A qualifying veteran multiple-franchise purchase may use the $40,000 fee. Existing and new agreement terms become coterminous.
Source: 2026 FDD, Item 5, p. 7; Item 6, p. 10; Item 12, p. 24. No separate Item 7 total is disclosed for these paths.
How much liquid capital and net worth does TeamLogic IT require?
The current official franchise website states a minimum of $50,000 in liquid capital and $300,000 in net assets. Those figures are screening qualifications, not substitutes for the Item 7 investment range.
Sources: 2026 FDD, Item 7, p. 12; official financial requirements, checked July 15, 2026.
Does TeamLogic, LLC finance the initial investment?
No. Item 10 states that TeamLogic, LLC does not offer direct or indirect financing and does not guarantee a note, lease, or other obligation. The official franchise FAQ says the company has relationships with third-party lenders, but it does not publish lender names, approval criteria, rates, or guaranteed terms.
An SBA-assisted loan is still a lender decision. The FDD requires an addendum when a lender provides funding with SBA assistance, and the SBA 7(a) loan information explains that applicants work directly with participating lenders and remain subject to lender eligibility and credit review.
Sources: 2026 FDD, Item 10, p. 16; official TeamLogic IT franchise FAQ; U.S. Small Business Administration 7(a) guidance, updated March 26, 2026.
Which fees arise only after a specific event?
Several material costs are not part of the routine monthly fee schedule. They become payable when the franchise renews, transfers, adds trainees, underreports sales, pays late, or triggers collection activity.
Source: 2026 FDD, Item 6, pp. 8-10; Item 17, pp. 27-28.
Which cost variables remain unresolved by the official range?
The Item 7 total is an estimate, not a ceiling. TeamLogic, LLC states that actual startup costs can significantly exceed the disclosed amounts, particularly where office conditions, staffing, vendor pricing, and technology usage differ.
The central unresolved question is not the franchise fee; it is whether the disclosed Additional Funds, office assumption, staffing plan, and vendor stack match the buyer’s actual market and operating plan. The FTC disclosure-review guidance supports checking the disclosure against the contracts and independent professional advice rather than relying on a summary figure alone.
What is the clearest way to read the TeamLogic IT cost disclosure?
Use $115,742 to $150,806 as the 2026 official starting range for one TeamLogic IT Business, not as a guaranteed maximum. Within that range, the $40,000 to $49,500 Initial Franchise Fee is only one payment, while the $66,792 to $84,156 Additional Funds reserve covers the initial 10- to 12-month operating phase.
Keep three capital concepts separate: the Item 7 investment range, the official website’s liquid-capital threshold, and its net-assets threshold. After opening, budget from the actual fee bases: the percentage-based continuing charge, the Advertising Fund schedule, the local marketing minimum, and the required RMM and technology tools. The largest remaining uncertainty is the buyer-specific combination of office costs, staffing, technology users, and excluded personal cash needs.