

Buy a Goin’ Postal Franchise
Goin’ Postal is a national chain of retail shipping and receiving stores founded in 2002 by the Price family in Zephyrhills, Florida. The franchise specializes in providing customers and businesses access to major shipping carriers such as UPS, FedEx, DHL, and the United States Postal Service through its Approved Shipper Program. Beyond shipping, Goin’ Postal locations offer a variety of services including mailbox rentals, copying, faxing, shredding, fingerprinting, office supplies, and unique gift items. The brand quickly exceeded expectations by turning a consistent profit within two years and began franchising in 2004. With hundreds of independently owned stores nationwide, Goin’ Postal emphasizes family values, community focus, and a supportive franchise system that encourages multi-unit ownership. Its low initial franchise fee and flat-fee royalty system differentiate it from competitors, contributing to rapid expansion and a strong market presence.
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Why buy a Goin’ Postal Franchise?
Purchasing a Goin’ Postal franchise offers entry into a growing, recession-resistant industry with a proven business model and a supportive franchise system. The brand’s multi-service approach, low royalty fees, and flat-fee structure reduce operational costs and increase profitability potential. Franchisees benefit from strong national carrier partnerships, comprehensive training, and ongoing corporate support, making it an attractive opportunity for entrepreneurs seeking a scalable, community-centered retail business.
Goin’ Postal Franchise Costs & Information
Minimum Qualifications
Initial Franchise Fee
$15,000
Initial Investment
$46,750 - $109,500

Royalty
Royalty Fee
$460/mo.

Training & Support
60 hours on the job training
20 hours classroom training
Ongoing support
Marketing support

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