For Kapampangan families and Clark workers who are thinking about running a small business of their own, FranchiseNegosyo gathers Philippine franchise brands in one free place, so a first look at a food cart or a full store does not have to depend on scattered posts and sales pitches.

Every brand page shows the franchise fee, the total investment range, the royalty and the payback period in the same order, which makes it easy to set two or three options side by side before calling anyone. Readers can browse the full list of Philippine franchise brands by trade, or start with franchises that fit a budget of around 100,000 pesos when starting capital is tight.

OFWs planning a business back home use the same pages, and anyone can request a free franchise advisor from a brand page. The Negosyo Map shows where a brand and its competitors already trade, which helps when judging whether a spot is already crowded, while SagotFN AI answers questions using the details on each brand’s own page. More is on the FranchiseNegosyo homepage.