AS
Education · School & education software · 1 outlets
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Outlets
1
Franchise opportunities in India, submitted by the brands themselves and reviewed before they publish
Education technology franchise in India
Edtech franchising in India covers two different businesses: software territory partnerships sold to institutions, and physical tech-branded learning centres. They have opposite cost shapes and opposite risks. This page compares them, then lists the software opportunities currently accepting enquiries.
8 brands listed
AC
Education · School & education software · 1 outlets
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Outlets
1
CM
Education · School & education software · 1 outlets
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Outlets
1
S
Education · School & education software · 1 outlets
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Outlets
1
SJ
Education · School & education software · 1 outlets
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Outlets
1
TA
Education · School & education software · 1 outlets
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Outlets
1
SA
Education · School & education software · 1 outlets
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Outlets
1
SO
Education · School & education software · 1 outlets
Investment ₹1–5 L, fee ₹50K, royalty 30%.
Source: Figures published by the brand on its partner programme. · captured 2026-08-20
Outlets
1
Software partnership vs learning centre
| Software territory partner | Physical learning centre | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the money goes | Partner fee, demos, travel | Deposit, interiors, equipment, rent |
| Fixed monthly cost | Low — mostly your own time | Rent and salaries from month one |
| Revenue pattern | Annual licence share, renewals | Batch fees, term by term |
| Demand source | You prospect every school | Local footfall plus marketing |
| Season | Tied to the academic switch window | Enrolment peaks at session start |
| Exit | Territory reverts to the brand | Premises and fit-out to dispose of |
A comparison of models, not of brands. Individual terms are on each listing.
Education technology franchise: common questions
+What counts as an education technology franchise?
Two very different things share the label. One is a software territory partnership — you sell a platform to schools or institutes with no premises. The other is a tech-branded learning centre — a physical space with fit-out, staff and rent. Read which model a listing is before comparing its investment figure with another's.
+Which model is cheaper to start?
Software partnerships almost always cost less, because the outlay is a partner fee rather than property, interiors and equipment. That also means a lower break-even, but it removes the walk-in demand a physical centre gets — every sale has to be prospected.
+Where does the revenue come from in each?
A software partnership earns a share of annual or per-student licence fees, and compounds only if renewals are paid to you. A learning centre earns course fees from enrolled students each batch, and depends on local footfall and retention. One is recurring B2B, the other is repeat B2C.
+Is edtech still a viable franchise category in India?
The consumer tutoring side went through a sharp correction, while school-facing administrative software kept growing because schools need fees, attendance and records systems regardless of the funding cycle. That is why most live software listings here are B2B tools sold to institutions, not courses sold to parents.
+What should I ask before signing an edtech franchise?
How many customers the brand currently serves and where; whether the product is hosted and maintained by the brand; what happens to renewals; and what a partner in a comparable territory actually earned last year. Ask to speak to an existing partner — a brand confident in its numbers will arrange it.