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3,068 brands with an FDD on file · 18 categories

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How we count: 4,193 brands published — 3,068 with an FDD on file (these carry a grade) and 1,125 with SBA lending data only (no grade). 3,020 distinct FDD filings; 143,527 SBA loan records. Counts as of 2026-10-23.

Brand results

View Vital Care details
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Vital Care

97 contacts
Investment
$556K – $1.0M
Avg gross sales
$16.5M
Units
110+71%
SBA 7(a) charge-off
56 loans: too few to judge
Healthcare
2025 FDD
View American Family Care details
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American Family Care

378 contacts
Investment
$956K – $1.5M
Avg gross sales
$1.8M
Units
386+40%
SBA 7(a) charge-off
121 loans: too few to judge
Healthcare
2025 FDD
View Pearle Vision details
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Pearle Vision

16 contacts
Investment
$789K – $1.2M
Avg gross sales
$1.4M
Outlet subset
Units
484-5%
SBA 7(a) charge-off
1.5%(n=66 resolved)
Healthcare
2026 FDD
View Restore Hyper Wellness details
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Restore Hyper Wellness

242 contacts
Investment
$777K – $1.3M
Avg gross sales
$912K
Units
221+25%
SBA 7(a) charge-off
102 loans: too few to judge
Healthcare
2025 FDD
View V/O Med Spa details
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V/O Med Spa

53 contacts
Investment
$930K – $1.2M
Avg gross sales
$1.5M
Units
35
SBA 7(a) charge-off
24 loans: too few to judge
Healthcare
2024 FDD

The letter is the verdict grade, A (strongest tier) to F (weakest tier): an editorial assessment from public filings, not investment advice. The strip beside it is the A to F scale from low to high, each grade as wide as its score range, with a tick at the brand's verdict score (0 to 100, higher is better). Avg gross sales is the figure each FDD's Item 19 reports; the basis varies by brand (gross sales, net sales or another metric), and gross sales are not profit. SBA 7(a) charge-off is the share of resolved SBA loans that were charged off; lower is better. The year is the FDD the figures come from; an older filing may be out of date. A chip under the figure qualifies it: Outlet subset (reported for some outlets, not the whole system), Combined outlet types, Company-owned only, Incl. company outlets, Partial period (not a full year), or Per franchisee, not per outlet. Limited data means fewer than 42 of the fields we track are filled for that brand.