Oasis Senior Advisors Franchise Cost, Revenue and Closure Rate (2026 FDD)
Oasis Senior Advisors is one of the franchises we compare in our senior living placement and referral advisor guide. Here is what it costs to open, what it charges every month, what its franchisees report taking in, and how many outlets closed in a year.
Where these numbers come from
The figures come from Oasis Senior Advisors's 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), the document every franchisor must give buyers before they sign. Revenue figures are sales as the brand reports them, before royalties and costs. They are not profit, and not a promise of what you would earn.
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What it costs
- Initial investment (FDD Item 7, includes the franchise fee)
- $63,089 – $109,239Pending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026FDD Item 7. Includes $54,500–$94,500 paid to the franchisor. The 3 months of additional funds exclude royalties, wages and owner pay.
- Franchise fee
- $40,000 – $80,000Pending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026FDD Item 5: $0.10 per person in a territory of typically 400,000–800,000 people. You also pay a $10,000 Business Administration Set-Up Fee.
- Royalty
- 6% – 10% of revenuePending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026FDD Item 6: 10% in the calendar year you open, then 10% down to 6% depending on the prior year's gross revenue (10% up to $250,000). Monthly minimums rise from $0 (months 1–3) to $1,400 (month 49 on).
- Marketing fund
- 2% of revenuePending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026FDD Item 6: national advertising fund, the greater of $200 or 2% of monthly gross revenue. You must also spend $1,000 a month, on average, on local marketing.
- Fixed monthly fees
- $278.43 a monthPending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026Our sum of FDD Item 6 monthly fees: software access $132 (rising to $145 in October 2026) and pass-through software $146.43.
Compared with starting your own
- Oasis Senior Advisors initial investment
- $63,089 – $109,239Pending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026FDD Item 7. Includes $54,500–$94,500 paid to the franchisor. The 3 months of additional funds exclude royalties, wages and owner pay.
- Independent senior living placement and referral advisor startup cost
- $3,739 – $7,534*Pending verificationSourcesCalifornia Secretary of State — LLC (domestic) forms and fees(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026California Franchise Tax Board — limited liability company(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026National Placement and Referral Alliance (NPRA) — Registering for the CPRS exam(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Oasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026CarePatrol 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued March 18, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Assisted Living Locators 2026 FDD, marked (redlined) copy (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 24, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026Computed from 6 startup budget line items: lean plan low to professional plan high. Some lines are not sourced yet and are excluded.
The independent figure is our startup budget from the guide, lean plan low to professional plan high, with no franchise fee and no royalties afterwards. * Some startup lines aren't sourced yet and are left out, so the real figure is higher.
What franchisees report taking in (FDD Item 19)
Item 19 reports 2025 gross revenue by quartile for 114 franchised businesses open all of 2025, plus the average and median referral fee per placement.
- Median 2025 gross revenue, top quarter of franchised businesses (29 businesses; gross revenue, not profit)$441,140 a yearPending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026Range in this quarter: $344,009 to $1,213,022; average $548,795. FDD Item 19, 114 franchised businesses that operated all of 2025, split into quartiles of 28–29 businesses by gross revenue; unaudited. Excludes 28 businesses that did not operate the whole year, including five that closed. Gross revenue before royalties and all expenses — not profit. Some businesses have earned this amount; your results may differ.
- Median 2025 gross revenue, second quarter of franchised businesses (28 businesses; gross revenue, not profit)$232,520 a yearPending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026Range in this quarter: $189,179 to $322,559. FDD Item 19, 114 franchised businesses that operated all of 2025, split into quartiles of 28–29 businesses by gross revenue; unaudited. Excludes 28 businesses that did not operate the whole year, including five that closed. Gross revenue before royalties and all expenses — not profit. Some businesses have earned this amount; your results may differ.
- Median 2025 gross revenue, third quarter of franchised businesses (28 businesses; gross revenue, not profit)$126,712 a yearPending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026Range in this quarter: $99,379 to $185,505. FDD Item 19, 114 franchised businesses that operated all of 2025, split into quartiles of 28–29 businesses by gross revenue; unaudited. Excludes 28 businesses that did not operate the whole year, including five that closed. Gross revenue before royalties and all expenses — not profit. Some businesses have earned this amount; your results may differ.
- Median 2025 gross revenue, bottom quarter of franchised businesses (29 businesses; gross revenue, not profit)$66,449 a yearPending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026Range in this quarter: $8,591 to $96,455. FDD Item 19, 114 franchised businesses that operated all of 2025, split into quartiles of 28–29 businesses by gross revenue; unaudited. Excludes 28 businesses that did not operate the whole year, including five that closed. Gross revenue before royalties and all expenses — not profit. Some businesses have earned this amount; your results may differ.
Copied exactly from the brand's disclosure. These are sales before royalties, wages and other costs, not profit.
Outlets and closures (FDD Item 20)
- Franchised outlets at the start of 2025
- 115Pending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026Closures = terminations + non-renewals + outlets that stopped operating in 2025 (FDD Item 20, Table 3). 2025 closures: 2 terminations and 3 ceased operations.
- Franchised outlets at the end of 2025
- 137Pending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026Closures = terminations + non-renewals + outlets that stopped operating in 2025 (FDD Item 20, Table 3). 2025 closures: 2 terminations and 3 ceased operations.
- Closed during the year (terminated, not renewed, or stopped operating)
- 5Pending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026Closures = terminations + non-renewals + outlets that stopped operating in 2025 (FDD Item 20, Table 3). 2025 closures: 2 terminations and 3 ceased operations.
- Closure rate (our calculation)
- 4.3%Pending verificationSourceOasis Senior Advisors 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 17, 2026, as amended June 15, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026Our calculation: 5 closures ÷ 115 franchised outlets at the start of 2025. Closures = terminations + non-renewals + outlets that stopped operating in 2025 (FDD Item 20, Table 3). 2025 closures: 2 terminations and 3 ceased operations.
The closure rate is closures divided by franchised outlets at the start of the year. Outlets sold to a new owner aren't counted as closures. Closure rates for every brand.
Risk Meter for senior living placement and referral advisor
2.2 out of 5 (Moderate risk)
The score covers the kind of business, not this brand alone, from 6 factors with data (1 is the lowest risk). See every factor · How we score risk
What the franchise gives you
- Initial training and a Manual Suite covering community agreements and typical referral fees
- The franchisor signs referral agreements with regional and national senior living chains
- Its own software (Oasis IQ) for clients, communities and invoicing
- Affiliated online referral services that can send leads to established franchisees
- A network of other owners to learn from
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