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Breaking Down the Franchise Model Behind Indy Clover’s Growth

In this episode, Bennett sits down with Tyler Peery, founder of Indy Clover, to break down one of the fastest-growing concepts in the resale space. In just three years, Indy Clover has grown to 18 open locations nationwide, with a total investment ranging from $165,000 to $225,000 and a $35,000 franchise fee. But what makes this model different? Indy Clover isn’t your typical thrift store. It’s a true consignment model built around booth rentals. Sellers rent a booth for a week, price their own items, and keep two-thirds of every sale, creating a powerful incentive structure that attracts high-quality inventory. Franchisees generate revenue from booth fees plus a share of sales, creating multiple income streams from day one. Tyler shares: • How the idea was born from his wife’s obsession with thrift • Why their first month blew past projections • How the model performs in both strong and weak economies • What makes Indy Clover different from Uptown Cheapskate and other resale brands • The simple 2,000–3,000 sq. ft. buildout (no kitchens, no heavy plumbing) • Startup costs and funding strategy • Corporate training, Culture Week, and grand opening support • The $1,000/month marketing system and how it supports local growth • What franchisees say is the hardest and most rewarding, part of the business. You’ll also hear a powerful story about Tyler’s mom, a former high school teacher who opened an Indie Clover location, replaced her income, and gained the flexibility to control her own schedule, all within the first year. If you’ve been curious about resale, semi-absentee ownership, or building a community-driven retail business, this episode breaks down the model, numbers, and lifestyle impact in detail. 👍 If you found this helpful, like the video, subscribe for more franchise breakdowns, and drop your questions in the comments.