uBreakiFix by Asurion Franchise Cost, Revenue and Closure Rate (2026 FDD)
uBreakiFix by Asurion (retail repair store) is one of the franchises we compare in our in-home tech help for older adults 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 uBreakiFix by Asurion'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.
Preview: figures awaiting verification
Some numbers on this page haven't been checked against their sources yet.
What it costs
- Initial investment (FDD Item 7, includes the franchise fee)
- $171,350 – $468,150Pending verificationSourceuBreakiFix by Asurion 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 2, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026FDD Item 7, single store, excluding land. Includes $51,650 to $143,000 paid to the franchisor or its affiliates.
- Franchise fee
- $40,000Pending verificationSourceuBreakiFix by Asurion 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 2, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026FDD Item 5: $40,000 initial franchise fee plus a $12,500 initial training fee, and $47,000–$60,000 of required opening inventory and tools from the franchisor's affiliate. This is a retail repair store, not an in-home service.
- Royalty
- 7% of revenuePending verificationSourceuBreakiFix by Asurion 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 2, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026FDD Item 6: 7% of non-recommerce revenue and 4% of revenue from selling pre-owned devices. A further 1% technology and customer support fee applies to all gross sales, and an advertising fee of up to 2% may be added if an advertising fund is set up.
Compared with starting your own
- uBreakiFix by Asurion initial investment
- $171,350 – $468,150Pending verificationSourceuBreakiFix by Asurion 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 2, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026FDD Item 7, single store, excluding land. Includes $51,650 to $143,000 paid to the franchisor or its affiliates.
- Independent in-home tech help for older adults startup cost
- $25 – $915*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, 2026California Department of Justice — Record review (request a copy of your own criminal record)(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026Computed from 3 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)
uBreakiFix's Item 19 reports 2025 total revenue, cost of goods and gross profit for U.S. franchisee stores open at least one year; gross profit is before rent, payroll, royalties and all other expenses.
- Average total revenue, 2025, 425 franchisee stores open 3+ years$612,328.07 a yearPending verificationSourceuBreakiFix by Asurion 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 2, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026FDD Item 19. Total revenue, not profit. 191 stores (45%) met or exceeded the average. National accounts made up 64.4% of system revenue in 2025. Excludes mobile units and stores that opened, closed or changed ownership during 2025. Unaudited. Your results may differ.
- Median total revenue, 2025, 425 franchisee stores open 3+ years$593,881.02 a yearPending verificationSourceuBreakiFix by Asurion 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 2, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026FDD Item 19. Total revenue, not profit. The low store reported $214,930.70.
- Average total revenue, 2025, 95 franchisee stores open 1–3 years$545,898.37 a yearPending verificationSourceuBreakiFix by Asurion 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 2, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026FDD Item 19. Total revenue, not profit. 38 stores (40%) met or exceeded the average.
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
- 551Pending verificationSourceuBreakiFix by Asurion 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 2, 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: 13 terminations and 11 ceased operations. uBreakiFix is a retail repair store, not in-home help.
- Franchised outlets at the end of 2025
- 549Pending verificationSourceuBreakiFix by Asurion 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 2, 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: 13 terminations and 11 ceased operations. uBreakiFix is a retail repair store, not in-home help.
- Closed during the year (terminated, not renewed, or stopped operating)
- 24Pending verificationSourceuBreakiFix by Asurion 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 2, 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: 13 terminations and 11 ceased operations. uBreakiFix is a retail repair store, not in-home help.
- Closure rate (our calculation)
- 4.4%Pending verificationSourceuBreakiFix by Asurion 2026 FDD (Minnesota CARDS), issued April 2, 2026(opens in a new tab)Tier 1 · Primary source · Accessed October 31, 2026Last verified October 31, 2026Our calculation: 24 closures ÷ 551 franchised outlets at the start of 2025. Closures = terminations + non-renewals + outlets that stopped operating in 2025 (FDD Item 20, Table 3). 2025 closures: 13 terminations and 11 ceased operations. uBreakiFix is a retail repair store, not in-home help.
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 in-home tech help for older adults
2.3 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
- Backed by Asurion, with national-account repair work routed to stores
- Initial training plus 16 days of on-site training at opening
- Parts supply and buyback credits through the franchisor's affiliate
- Repairs phones, tablets and computers, the same devices older clients use
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