AlphaGraphics recognized by Franchise Business Review
The marks the third year the company has been named to FBR's Most Profitable Franchises list.

AlphaGraphics, a franchisor of printing and marketing solutions, is one of only 50 franchises to be named to Franchise Business Review’s (FBR) 2026 Most Profitable Franchises list for the third consecutive year.
The annual ranking is based on FBR’s independent research of franchise owner performance and satisfaction. To qualify, brands must have at least 25% of franchise owners reporting annual earnings of $150,000 or more and exceed the market research firm’s benchmark for franchisee satisfaction in areas such as training, support, marketing, and leadership.
FBR surveys tens of thousands of franchise owners annually to evaluate franchise opportunities based on financial results and franchisee feedback.
“This recognition reflects the strength of our franchise system,” said AlphaGraphics Vice President of Franchise Development Bill McPherson. “Our franchisees continue to tell us they value the support, collaboration and growth opportunities they receive throughout the AlphaGraphics network. Those strong relationships help create an environment where owners can build profitable, sustainable businesses.”
The FBR research found that:
- 86% of franchisees agree that they support their brand
- 86% of franchisees agree that they enjoy operating this business
- 85% of franchisees agree that they support each other
AlphaGraphics’ recognition by FBR is said to reflect more than strong financial performance. According to the company, it also highlights a franchise system that gives owners the tools they need to grow alongside their customers.
“Our franchisees succeed because they can offer comprehensive solutions backed by decades of operational expertise and ongoing support,” McPherson said. “That combination helps our franchise owners generate recurring revenue while strengthening their client relationships. Adapting to their customers’ needs allows them to deliver lasting value.”



