What a turn-key business means

Proven Business Model: A turn-key business comes with a proven and successful business model that has been tested and refined. Generates revenue and profit consistently.

Established Operations and Processes: The business has well-established operational processes and systems in place. This includes procedures for product or service delivery, inventory management, customer service, financial management, and other core business functions.

Branding and Marketing: Typically includes an established brand identity, logo, and marketing materials. The brand should be recognized and have a positive reputation among the target audience.

Suppliers and Vendors: Turn-key businesses often have existing relationships with suppliers and vendors.

Customer Base: A turn-key business has an existing customer base who can be retained and nurtured for future growth.

Trained Staff or Management: Turn-key businesses include trained staff or management in place. This ensures continuity in business operations.

Financial Records and Performance Data: Has well-organized financial records, including profit and loss statements, balance sheets, and other financial performance data.

Legal and Regulatory Compliance: Compliant with all relevant legal and regulatory requirements, including licenses, permits, and certifications.

Scalability and Replicability: Designed to be easily scalable or replicable in different locations or markets.

Our base recommendations for becoming a turn-key business:

If you don't currently meet those but are close in revenue and are profitable, get in touch with us.  There's no hard requirements here, only the desire to go turn-key.