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LaundroLab is on a mission to establish the nation's best, most reliable laundromat brand through a 5-star customer and franchisee experience. LaundroLab will disrupt the growing but archaic laundromat industry by providing customers with the safety, convenience, and amenities they desire. Customers will notice the security and information screens upon entering LaundroLab. Our technology suite provides patrons with free wifi, the ability to pay via their smartphone, as well as participate in our loyalty program. Our state of the art equipment can get patrons in and out in under an hour.
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LaundroLab will disrupt the growing but archaic laundromat industry by providing customers with a tech-centric customer experience with the convenience, safety and amenities they desire. Our technology suite provides patrons with free WiFi, ability to pay via their smart phone, as well as participate in our loyalty program. Our state of the art equipment can get patrons in and out in under an hour. In addition, amenities like vending, merchandising, arcade gaming are available, as well as service options like wash-and-fold by our attendant on premises. LaundroLab provides its franchisees with a successful semi-absentee business model that allows them to monitor their key performance indicators via their smart phones and other devices.
Like food and shelter, clean clothes are a basic necessity of life. Laundromats provide an essential health service for millions of Americans every single day - and that demand doesn't disappear when the economy slows.
That's not just stability - that's a structural tailwind. And it's why smart investors are paying close attention to this space right now.
Laundromats perform particularly well in renter-occupied, densely populated areas - exactly the kinds of neighborhoods that are growing across the country. As rental housing expands and population density increases, so does the built-in customer base for a well-run laundromat.
Years of hands-on laundry experience have taught us how to tell a real tailwind from a passing trend. Here's what we're seeing - and why we're genuinely excited about where this industry is headed.
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