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How much does a robotics and AI franchise cost in India?
The three models start at a ₹25 lakh project investment for a Starter Studio, ₹35 lakh for a Growth Centre, and ₹60 lakh for a Flagship Innovation Hub. Total initial cash needed is higher once rent deposit and first-year working capital are added — typically ₹33–36 lakh, ₹53–59 lakh and ₹1.00–1.10 crore respectively.
What's the difference between this and running an independent coding academy?
An independent academy means building your own curriculum, sourcing your own lab equipment, and training staff without an existing playbook. A franchise gives you a tested curriculum, a hiring and training system, and an established brand for school partnerships, in exchange for the franchise investment and terms set out in the agreement.
What kind of training and support do you provide?
Instructor training at launch and on every curriculum update, shared sales collateral for school outreach, registration support for VEX, WRO, FLL and IRO competitions, and maintenance of the ISO and STEM.org accreditation your centre operates under.
Is this an automated, low-involvement franchise?
No. Some categories — vending, laundromats, kiosks — are marketed as automated franchises with minimal daily involvement. A robotics and AI education centre needs an engaged owner or a full-time centre head managing instructors, school relationships and enrolment.
Which cities are open for a robotics franchise right now?
Territory availability changes as centres open, so current status for a given city is confirmed through the enquiry form. Bangalore hosts the head office; other Tier 1 and Tier 2/3 cities open on a first-enquiry basis within each model's territory rules.
Is franchising in India governed by a specific "franchising code"?
Unlike some countries with a dedicated statute — Australia's Franchising Code of Conduct, for instance — India doesn't currently have a single franchise-specific law. Agreements here are governed by general contract law, plus applicable trademark, consumer-protection and tax provisions. This is general information, not legal advice — take independent legal counsel before signing.
What's the application and approval process?
Submit the enquiry form, join a 45-minute territory and discovery call, then receive commercial terms and financial projections under a signed NDA. There's no application fee to reach that discovery-call stage.
What makes Brainy n Bright's franchise different from a single-subject robotics academy?
Most robotics-only academies teach one subject on one track. Brainy n Bright runs a complete six-subject K-12 curriculum — coding, robotics, AI/ML, electronics, drones and space tech — with four revenue streams built around the same centre and staff.
Can the centre run as a semi-absentee or fully absentee business?
The Starter Studio is built for an owner-operator who is on-site day to day. The Growth Centre and Flagship Innovation Hub can run semi-absentee once a trained, full-time centre head is in place — but neither model is designed to run fully absentee from day one; the first several months typically need direct owner involvement while the centre head and instructor team are hired and trained.
Still deciding?
Send an enquiry and we will tell you whether your territory is open before you spend more time on it.