Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Azibiz.com is a legitimate online business listing platform designed to help entrepreneurs, investors, and brokers discover businesses for sale and franchise opportunities internationally.

No, Azibiz.com is not limited to franchises. The platform also lists independent businesses for sale, making it suitable for buyers looking to acquire existing businesses or international investment opportunities.

Azibiz.com is used by entrepreneurs, investors, business buyers, franchise buyers, business brokers, franchise consultants, and advisors looking for business opportunities in multiple countries.

Yes, Azibiz.com is free to use. Business owners, franchise brokers, and business brokers can list businesses and franchise opportunities without paying subscription or advertising fees.

Yes, Azibiz.com is an international business marketplace that allows users to search for businesses for sale and franchise opportunities by country and industry.

Azibiz.com helps business brokers and franchise brokers increase global online visibility for their listings by showcasing businesses for sale and franchise opportunities to a wider international audience.

Azibiz.com features a wide range of listings, including small businesses for sale, franchise businesses, service-based companies, retail businesses, online businesses, and investment opportunities across various industries.

Yes, Azibiz.com allows users to search and compare franchise opportunities across different industries and countries, making it easier to explore franchise businesses globally.

Azibiz.com focuses on free listings, global reach, and ease of use, helping business buyers, sellers, and brokers connect internationally without expensive listing fees or complex subscription models.

Azibiz.com provides franchise listings, financing advice, and legal resources for Mexican investors.

Food service, retail, and child education franchises are popular among family operators.

Yes. Cleaning services, tutoring, and mobile retail are low-cost options.

Franchises are regulated by Mexican Industrial Property Law, requiring clear disclosure agreements.

Yes. Mexico encourages foreign franchise investment, especially in tourism and urban retail.

Yes. Banks, investors, and franchisor programs are common financing sources.

Healthcare, beauty, food, and fitness are rapidly expanding.

Yes. Food, convenience stores, and educational franchises see high demand.

Investments range from $10,000 for small services to $500,000 for larger restaurant or retail franchises.

Franchises like Subway, Krispy Kreme, and local brands in food, retail, and education are popular.