

Buy a Floyd’s 99 Barbershop Franchise
Floyd’s 99 Barbershop, founded in 1999 by brothers Paul, Rob, and Bill O’Brien, is a high-volume, recurring-service barbershop franchise that redefines the traditional barbershop experience with a unique, energetic culture and music-inspired atmosphere. The brand offers expert cuts, fades, colors, and shaves for men and women, blending classic barbering with modern styling in a relaxed yet professional environment. With over 135 locations nationwide, Floyd’s positions itself between discount cut-shops and high-end salons, delivering consistent quality and an amplified customer experience. The franchise is founder-led and emphasizes community, creativity, and fun, attracting loyal clients, talented stylists, and passionate entrepreneurs alike.
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Why buy a Floyd’s 99 Barbershop Franchise?
Investing in Floyd’s 99 Barbershop offers a chance to join a proven, founder-led brand with strong growth potential and a loyal customer base. Franchisees benefit from a differentiated business model with high customer frequency, healthy profit margins, and comprehensive corporate support. The brand’s unique culture and recession-resistant model make it an attractive opportunity in the personal grooming industry.
Floyd’s 99 Barbershop Franchise Costs & Information
Based on 2025 data reported in the 2026 FDD
Brand Profile
Year Founded
2001
Franchising Since
2005
New Startup Cost
$399,500 – $772,500
Avg. Resale Price
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Franchise Fees
Initial franchise Fee
$49,500
for new territories
Transfer Fee
$7,500
plus $5,000 per undeveloped franchise
Royalty Fee
6%
of Gross Sales
Marketing Fee
1.50%
of Gross Sales

- * Based on 2025 data reported in the 2026 FDD
Unit Performance
Total Units *
143
New Units Opened *
7
Units Transferred *
3
Avg. Unit revenue *
$857,077

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