FIELD OPS franchise
2026 filing · April 16, 2026
FIELD OPS at a glance
A business marking and maintaining athletic fields and sport courts, painting field logos and resurfacing tennis courts, offered only to military veterans and service members.
The business
- Franchisor
- G-FORCE Franchise Group LLC
- The company that sells the franchises
What you pay
- Cost to open
- $57K–$81K
- Fee, build-out and opening working capital
- Franchise fee
- $25,000
- For a territory of about 2,000,000 people
- Royalty
- 5%–7% + minimum
- 7% of gross sales up to $249,999 a year, 6% from $250,000 to $499,999 and 5% above, subject to minimums
- Brand fund
- Yes
- 1% of gross sales, up to $10,000 a year, waived in the first 12 months
- Renewal fee
- $2,500
- When the agreement ends and you sign again
- Agreement length
- 7 years
Where it is
- Franchised, 2025
- 10
- As printed in the filing
From G-FORCE Franchise Group LLC’s 2026 filing; SBA status from the SBA Franchise Directory, October 28, 2026.
Where it ranks
FIELD OPS among all franchises with the same figure.
| Figure | FIELD OPS | Among all franchises |
|---|---|---|
| Cost to open, midpointHalfway between the low and high estimate | $68,800 | Costs less than 94% of franchises |
| Franchise feePaid once, when you sign | $25,000 | Lower than 82% of franchises |
| RoyaltyShare of sales paid to the franchisor | 7% | Higher than 70% of brands with a set rate |
How much a FIELD OPS franchise costs
Opening one FIELD OPS costs an estimated $56,525 to $81,075. That covers the franchise fee and everything else needed to open, through the first months of working capital. It is one of the low-cost franchises.
Source: G-FORCE Franchise Group LLC, 2026 filing, page 1
FIELD OPS franchise fee
The franchise fee is $25,000, for a territory of about 2,000,000 people. You pay it when you sign the franchise agreement.
Source: G-FORCE Franchise Group LLC, 2026 filing, page 13
Royalty and ongoing fees
| Royalty | 7% of gross sales up to $249,999 a year, 6% from $250,000 to $499,999 and 5% above, subject to minimums. |
|---|---|
| Brand or marketing fund | 1% of gross sales, up to $10,000 a year, waived in the first 12 months. |
| Technology and Support Fees | Currently $350 per month may increase up to $500 per month |
| NSF Check Fee of Failed Electronic Fund Transfer | $50 subject to the maximum amount allowed by law |
| Renewal | $2,500 |
| Franchisee Directed Local Marketing | 4% of Gross Sales, subject to minimum requirement of $5,000 per year |
The typical franchise royalty is 6% of sales, plus 2% for marketing. See franchise fees and royalties to compare.
Source: G-FORCE Franchise Group LLC, 2026 filing, page 14
Other fees as filed, from pages 14–17. The filing lists every fee, including late fees and audit costs.
Sales and earnings
No figures FIELD OPS does not share sales or profit figures for its locations. Talking to current and former franchise owners is the usual way to learn what a location earns.
Source: G-FORCE Franchise Group LLC, 2026 filing, page 49
How FIELD OPS compares
Of the 120 sports franchises on this site, FIELD OPS is the 18th cheapest to open.
| Figure | FIELD OPS | Typical sports brand | Typical franchise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost to open, low end | $57K | $227K | $222K |
| Cost to open, high end | $81K | $442K | $477K |
| Franchise fee | $25K | $50K | $40K |
| Royalty | 7% | 7% | 6% |
| Shares earnings figures | No | 77 of 120 | 2,147 of 3,352 |
Typical is the median across the 120 brands in sports franchises; typical franchise, across every brand here.
Locations opened and closed
| Year | Franchised | Company-owned |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 4 (+2) | 0 |
| 2024 | 8 (+4) | 0 |
| 2025 | 10 (+6) | 0 |
Closed or left counts terminations, non-renewals, locations bought back by the franchisor and locations that stopped operating.
These figures don't add up as printed: the 2025 counts come to 8, but the filing shows 4. Worth asking the franchisor.
See which brands grew most in the fastest-growing franchises rankings.
More in the guides: franchise failure rates.
Source: G-FORCE Franchise Group LLC, 2026 filing, page 50
Who owns FIELD OPS?
FIELD OPS franchises are sold by G-FORCE Franchise Group LLC.
From G-FORCE Franchise Group LLC’s 2026 filing.
Lawsuits and bankruptcy
| Lawsuits and regulatory actions | None. The filing says no litigation has to be disclosed. |
|---|---|
| Bankruptcy | None. The filing says no bankruptcy has to be disclosed. |
Franchisors must disclose lawsuits and bankruptcies involving the company, its parents and affiliates, and its executives. Many cases are routine disputes with franchisees over fees or contracts; read the descriptions in the filing and ask current owners about anything that worries you.
Source: G-FORCE Franchise Group LLC, 2026 filing, litigation on page 11, bankruptcy on page 12
FIELD OPS filings
The figures on this page come from G-FORCE Franchise Group LLC’s 2026 filing, issued April 16, 2026, on record with the NASAA Electronic Filing Depository.
| Filing | Issued | Registry | On this page |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 filing | April 16, 2026 | NASAA depository | Costs, fees and locations, 2023–2025 |
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