Best Technology
Franchises

From £4,900

Ayeye is the first and only AI franchise in the country, offering a fully structured, app-based business that allows franchisees to earn from the artificial intelligence revolution. Co-founded by serial entrepreneur Wesley Phillips and James Bell, former Head of Artificial Intelligence at Dow Jones, the franchise provides access to AI learning courses, business consultation tools, and multiple income streams, all managed through a single platform. At just £4,900 all-inclusive with no ongoing set fees for life, it is one of the lowest-cost franchise opportunities available anywhere.

From £9,995

Eazi-Apps is a global mobile app and digital agency franchise established in 2012 and now operating in over 40 countries. Franchisees build mobile apps, advanced websites and AI-driven marketing solutions for local businesses, all without coding skills, using a drag-and-drop platform. With recurring revenue, full training and a home-based model, it is one of the most accessible routes into the booming digital services market.

From £10,000

Blam Digital is a Birmingham-based AI-first digital agency founded in 2015 by Grant Stain. The brand has grown into an international Partnership Programme with more than 200 partner agencies across 10 countries, helping entrepreneurs launch their own AI website, app and digital marketing businesses. With a done-for-you fulfilment team, recurring revenue model and lifetime training, it's a low-overhead opportunity for first-time founders.

From £10,000

Trustist is a multi-award-winning review aggregation and fintech business founded in York in 2014 by Nigel Apperley. Its SaaS platform helps companies collect, manage and showcase customer reviews, alongside payment processing tools. With recurring subscription income, a 98% client retention rate and rapid franchise growth, Trustist offers a low-overhead opportunity in a fast-moving sector with strong residual income potential.

From £23,950

Jam Coding is one of the largest private providers of computing education to primary schools across the country. Founded in 2014 by teacher and coder Roger Grogan, the brand delivers coding, robotics, cybersecurity and online safety workshops to children aged 4 to 13. With more than 120,000 children reached through its network in 2024 alone and a five-year franchising track record, Jam Coding offers a purposeful, scalable opportunity in the booming digital education sector.

From £30,000

RoboThink is a global STEM education franchise founded in Chicago in 2016 by Danny Park. It delivers robotics, coding and engineering classes, camps and workshops for children aged 5 to 14, using its own proprietary hardware and curriculum. Active in over 20 countries and growing across the UK, RoboThink offers a flexible, scalable model for entrepreneurs passionate about education, children's development and the future of technology.

From £170,000

CeX (Complete Entertainment eXchange) is a global buy, sell, and exchange retailer specialising in technology, games, phones, and digital entertainment. Founded in London in 1992 and franchising since 2004, CeX has over 350 stores across the country and internationally, with 265 franchise locations domestically. A BFA member and 2016 BFA Franchise Marketing Award winner, CeX offers franchisees average annual turnovers exceeding £1 million, return on investment within two years, and a unique position in a market with virtually no direct competition. Every product is tested and sold with a two-year warranty.