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Lazy Daisy franchise

2026 filing · March 30, 2026Growing

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Lazy Daisy at a glance

A store selling restyled and upcycled furniture, home décor and gifts made by local artisans. At the end of 2025 there were 9 Lazy Daisy locations in the US, 1 franchised and 8 company-owned, so most are run by the company itself.

The business

Industry
Retail
Franchisor
MJ Franchise, LLC
The company that sells the franchises
Who runs it
Semi-absentee
Owner doesn't have to take part; a trained manager runs it
Franchisor based in
Midlothian, Virginia
Typical size
1,000–3,500 sq ft

What you pay

Cost to open
$97K–$223K
Fee, build-out and opening working capital
Franchise fee
$25,000
Paid once, when you sign
Royalty
3%
3% of gross revenues, paid monthly
Brand fund
1%
1% of gross revenue a month, paid monthly
Agreement length
5 years
Territory
None
No exclusive territory
SBA Franchise Directory
Not listed
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Where it is

US locations, 2025
9
Franchised and company-owned
Franchised
1
Company-owned
8
Change in 2 years
+1
Franchised locations, 2023–2025
States
1
Most in Virginia

Support and records

Shares sales figures
No
Ask current owners what a location makes
Initial training
141 hours
85 hours in class and 56 on the job
Lawsuits disclosed
None
Bankruptcy disclosed
None
Latest filing
Mar 30, 2026
2026 filing

From MJ Franchise, LLC’s 2026 filing; SBA status from the SBA Franchise Directory, October 28, 2026.

Where it ranks

Lazy Daisy among all franchises with the same figure.

FigureLazy DaisyAmong all franchises
Cost to open, midpointHalfway between the low and high estimate$160,130Costs less than 75% of franchises
Franchise feePaid once, when you sign$25,000Lower than 82% of franchises
RoyaltyShare of sales paid to the franchisor3%Lower than 98% of brands with a set rate
US locationsFranchised and company-owned9Fewer than 63% of franchises

How much a Lazy Daisy franchise costs

Opening one Lazy Daisy costs an estimated $97,000 to $223,260. 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.

The biggest costs are leasehold improvements ($11,500 to $50,000) and additional funds (3 months) ($15,000 to $50,000). Here is every line of the estimate as filed:

What it pays forRangeLowHigh
Initial Franchise Fee$25,000
Technology$5,200$8,000
Equipment, Furniture and Fixtures$4,650$5,500
Real Estate$4,700$29,960
Leasehold Improvements$11,500$50,000
Utilities$600$1,000
Signage$6,000$8,500
Start Up Inventory$11,000$19,000
Grand Opening Marketing$2,500$5,000
Staffing$5,200$10,500
Uniforms$150$300
Insurance$1,500$2,500
Travel, Lodging and Meals for Initial Training Program$3,500$5,000
Business Licenses, Permits, Certifications and other Professional Fees$500$3,000
Additional Funds (3 months)$15,000$50,000
Total$97,000$223,260

Source: MJ Franchise, LLC, 2026 filing, page 16

Lazy Daisy franchise fee

The franchise fee is $25,000. You pay it when you sign the franchise agreement.

Source: MJ Franchise, LLC, 2026 filing, page 10

Royalty and ongoing fees

Royalty3% of gross revenues, paid monthly.
Brand or marketing fund1% of gross revenue a month, paid monthly.
Technology$5,200
Additional Training$250 per person per day or costs of third- party charges.

The typical franchise royalty is 6% of sales, plus 2% for marketing. See franchise fees and royalties to compare.

Source: MJ Franchise, LLC, 2026 filing, page 11

Other fees as filed, from pages 12–16. The filing lists every fee, including late fees and audit costs.

Sales and earnings

No figures Lazy Daisy 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: MJ Franchise, LLC, 2026 filing, page 55

How Lazy Daisy compares

Of the 302 retail franchises on this site, Lazy Daisy is the 52nd cheapest to open and the 207th largest by number of locations.

FigureLazy DaisyTypical retail brandTypical franchise
Cost to open, low end$97K$198K$222K
Cost to open, high end$223K$425K$477K
Franchise fee$25K$35K$40K
Royalty3%5.7%6%
Brand fund1%2%2%
US locations93821
Closed or left per year0%5.2%–
Shares earnings figuresNo187 of 3022,147 of 3,352

Typical is the median across the 302 brands in retail franchises; typical franchise, across every brand here.

Locations opened and closed

0 opened
0 closed or left
Franchised locations, last 2 years
2023
0 opened0 closed or left
0 (0)
2024
1 (+1)
2025
0 opened0 closed or left
1 (0)
YearFranchisedCompany-ownedOpenedClosed
20230 (0)800
20241 (+1)8––
20251 (0)800

Closed or left counts terminations, non-renewals, locations bought back by the franchisor and locations that stopped operating.

See which brands grew most in the fastest-growing franchises rankings.

More in the guides: franchise failure rates.

Source: MJ Franchise, LLC, 2026 filing, page 55

Source filing (2026, PDF)

Where Lazy Daisy locations are

At the end of 2025, Lazy Daisy had franchised locations in 1 state. The most are in Virginia.

  • Virginia1
StateFranchised
Virginia1

Source: MJ Franchise, LLC, 2026 filing, page 56

Who owns Lazy Daisy?

Lazy Daisy franchises are sold by MJ Franchise, LLC. Its filing names no parent company.

From MJ Franchise, LLC’s 2026 filing, page 7.

Lazy Daisy filings

The figures on this page come from MJ Franchise, LLC’s 2026 filing, issued March 30, 2026, on record with the NASAA Electronic Filing Depository.

Lazy Daisy filings, newest first
FilingIssuedRegistryOn this page
2026 filingMarch 30, 2026NASAA depositoryCosts, fees and locations, 2023–2025

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