

Buy a Supercuts Franchise
Founded in 1975 in Albany, California by Frank Emmett and Geoffrey Rappaport, Supercuts revolutionized the hair salon industry by offering affordable, quick, and unisex haircuts without appointments. The brand’s proprietary haircutting technique allowed stylists to deliver quality cuts in about 20 minutes, appealing to budget-conscious customers seeking an alternative to upscale salons and traditional barbershops. By the mid-1980s, Supercuts had expanded to hundreds of franchises across 39 states. Acquired by Regis Corporation in 1996, Supercuts remains the largest haircare franchise in the U.S., with approximately 2,600 locations nationwide. The brand emphasizes consistent, clean, and sharp haircuts with flexible service options, maintaining a strong presence in the competitive haircare market.
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Why buy a Supercuts Franchise?
Investing in a Supercuts franchise offers entry into a proven, scalable business with a recognized national brand and a loyal customer base. Franchisees gain access to a proprietary haircutting method, comprehensive training, and ongoing corporate support. The brand’s streamlined operations, strong market presence, and affiliation with Regis Corporation reduce risk and enhance growth potential in a stable, recession-resistant industry.
Supercuts Franchise Costs & Information
Based on 2025 data reported in the 2026 FDD
Brand Profile
Year Founded
1975
Franchising Since
1979
New Startup Cost
$185,930 – $323,460
Avg. Resale Price
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Franchise Fees
Initial franchise Fee
$39,500
for new territories
Transfer Fee
$2,500
Royalty Fee
4–6%
of combined Net Revenue
Marketing Fee
5%
of net service revenue

- * Based on 2025 data reported in the 2026 FDD
Unit Performance
Total Units *
1801
New Units Opened *
11
Units Transferred *
55
Avg. Unit revenue *
$322,306

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