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Top 10 Franchises for Work at Home Moms

Written by: Candice Clem

Article Overview: The Internet offers a multitude of business opportunities, but did you know that there are many franchises available that are perfect for work at home moms? Check out the following list of the top 10 franchises for work at home moms and you will see that working from home and being a mom can be very profitable.

Top 10 Franchises for Work at Home Moms

The Internet offers a multitude of business opportunities, but did you know that there are many franchises available that are perfect for work at home moms? Check out the following list of the top 10 franchises for work at home moms and you will see that working from home and being a mom can be very profitable.

#1 American Billing Systems Franchise
With American Billing Systems you can file medical claims over the Internet for doctors. This system allows you to work 24 hours per day and seven days per week, which means you can work around being a mom and still make money. Total capital investment for American Billing Systems is $14,990 and liquid capital required is $7,490. Training and support are offered as well as financial assistance.

#2 Vendstar Vending Machine Franchise
Work at home moms will find Vendstar a wonderful business opportunity. The vending machine business is perfect for stay at home moms. You can even get your kids to help you out with the business to earn their allowance, or if they are too young you can just take them with you in a baby carrier or stroller! The minimum investment is $5495. Training and support are offered.

#3 Pet Butler Franchise
Another great franchise opportunity for work at home moms is the Pet Butler franchise. This franchise focuses on cleaning up after pets, i.e. cleaning up their waste. Total capital investment is $41,900 - $81,500 and liquid capital investment is $15,330 - $21,900. Training and support are offered.

#4 Decor & You Interior Design Decorating Franchise
Décor & You is an outstanding franchise for work at home moms, especially moms who have a flair for design. The capital requirement is $47,500 - $76,000 for Décor Designers and $132,000 - $147,000 for regional director. Financing assistance is not offered, but training and support are.

#5 The Back Rubber Vending Massage Chair Business
The Back Rubber opportunity is a great way for stay at home moms earn money while the massage chairs do all the work. All you have to do is swing by the chair location every so often to remove the money and that is something you can do with kids in tow! Financing assistance is available and total capital investment is $7495. Training and support are offered.

#6 Cruise Planners Travel Franchise
Cruise Planners allows you to work from home and plan cruises. Your client database is top secret and you own your own business. The franchise fee is $9995 and the total capital investment is $9995 - $19,950. Training and support are offered.

#7 Press a Print Franchise Business Opportunity
Press a Print is a wonderful business opportunity for stay at home moms because you can work from home with the possibility of making money quickly. This opportunity can be managed by the stay at home mom, a couple, and even the kids can help out. Total capital investment is $10,000 - $33,000 and liquid capital required is less than $4000. Financing assistance is offered as well as training and support.

#8 Carpet Sculpture Gallery Franchise
This easy to start business is not only easy to run but it is also easy to make money with. You can work right from your house, so this is perfect for stay at home moms who enjoy design. No inventory is necessary and you only buy supplies as you need them. Total capital investment is $35,000 and liquid capital investment is $30,000. Net worth required is $100,000. Financing assistance is not offered but training and support are.

#9 Eliza J Porta Potty Franchise
Work at home moms can easily own an Eliza J Porta Potty franchise. This is perfect for weddings and other functions and it’s an easy to run business. Total capital investment required is $64,700 - $112,400 and liquid capital required $25,000. Third party financing is available as well as training and support.

#10 Infinite Marketing Video Business Card Franchise
A video business card distributorship is what Infinite Marketing is all about, and it may be the hottest new marketing tool for small business owners and professionals. This distributorship requires a capital investment of $14,900. Financing and assistance are not offered, but training and support are.

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