Become a franchisee with a company ready to sign.
Mis à jour le 29 July 2026 · Vérifié par l'équipe juridique Charikaty
Franchise agreement, entry fee, royalties: we create the company that will carry your brand, 100% online.
*Typical timeframe after filing, depends entirely on authorities.
Signing a franchise without a company is a no.
The franchisor requires it
No serious brand signs with an individual: the franchise agreement is concluded with a registered company.
Royalties abroad
Royalties paid to a foreign franchisor go through your bank as service imports (Foreign Exchange Office).
Investment isolated
The SARL isolates your entry fee and fit-out costs from your personal assets if the brand does not take off.
The contract is king
No franchise law in Morocco: your contract under the DOC is your only protection. It must be reviewed line by line.
What Moroccan law provides for franchising.
There is no Moroccan text specific to franchising: the cross-cutting rules of the DOC, the Tax Code and the Foreign Exchange Office apply. Fact sheet verified by our legal team against the official 2026 texts.
Seul ou à plusieurs, le choix est simple.
Un prix fixe, connu avant de commencer.
Tu démarres avec 700 MAD, tu payes le reste quand ta société existe.
Trois jours ouvrables entre le dépôt et ta société.
Discovery
30 minutes with your legal advisor to frame your project and choose the pack.
Day 1Negative certificate
We reserve your company name with OMPIC.
Day 1–2Articles signed online
Drafted by your legal advisor, signed with a legalized electronic signature.
Day 2RC + ICE filing
Full file submitted: registration and tax identifiers.
Day 3Launch
Welcome kit and company documents delivered online. You can sell.
+3 business days**Typical timeframe after filing, depends entirely on authorities.
Everything we get asked about franchising.
Is there a franchise law in Morocco?
No. No Moroccan text specific to franchising has been isolated: the agreement falls under ordinary contract law (DOC), supplemented by trademark law and exchange rules. In practice, your protection comes from the contract itself: have it reviewed before signing.
Can I pay royalties to a foreign franchisor?
Yes. The entry fee and royalties are settled through your bank as service imports, under the Foreign Exchange Office rules. You need a registered company with RC and ICE, a written contract and invoices: your Charikaty file prepares all of it.
What legal form to carry my franchise?
The SARL in almost every case: it is the structure franchisors expect, with capital sized to the entry fee and fit-out. Going solo, the SARL AU also works and becomes an SARL when a partner joins.
What should I check before signing my franchise agreement?
Three things at minimum: that the franchisor's trademark is filed with OMPIC in Morocco, that your territorial exclusivity is written in black and white, and that the exit and non-compete clauses are livable. With no franchise law, the contract is your only protection: a Charikaty legal advisor reviews it with you.
What taxation for a franchised company?
Ordinary law: 20% VAT and 20% CIT (2026 Tax Code). Royalties paid to the franchisor are deductible expenses under normal conditions. There is no franchise-specific tax regime.
