

Buy a HobbyTown Franchise
HobbyTown Unlimited, Inc. is a leading retail hobby, collectibles, and toy franchise founded in 1985 and headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska. With over 105 franchise locations across 39 states, HobbyTown is recognized as the largest brick-and-mortar hobby retailer in the U.S. The brand offers a wide range of products including model railroading, radio control vehicles, scale models, paints, tools, games, educational toys, and seasonal items like rockets and pinewood derby cars, catering to hobby enthusiasts of all ages.
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Why buy a HobbyTown Franchise?
Investing in HobbyTown offers entry into a proven, established franchise with a loyal customer base and a diverse product offering in a growing niche market. The brand’s comprehensive support, protected territories, and strong financial performance create a solid foundation for success. Backed by AMain Hobbies, HobbyTown benefits from enhanced distribution and product innovation, making it an attractive opportunity for entrepreneurs passionate about the hobby industry.
HobbyTown Franchise Costs & Information
Based on 2025 data reported in the 2026 FDD
Brand Profile
Year Founded
1980
Franchising Since
1985
New Startup Cost
$327,100 – $458,000
Avg. Resale Price
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Franchise Fees
Initial franchise Fee
$49,500
for new territories
Transfer Fee
$10,000
$5,000 existing franchisee
Royalty Fee
4.75%
of Gross Sales
Marketing Fee
2%
of Gross Sales

- * Based on 2025 data reported in the 2026 FDD
Unit Performance
Total Units *
86
New Units Opened *
1
Units Transferred *
0
Avg. Unit revenue *
$1,627,084

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