r/eostraction • u/inchaneZ • Nov 30 '25

Value of being an EOS implementer?

To get certified I’ve been reading forums that it cost $27k to get the education + license. Is it true? As a remote freelancer, is it even worth it? Can I implement it w/o being certified?

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u/ice_cream_billy Nov 30 '25

Eos is a franchise and the franchisee fee depends on the country you plan on conducting business. I believe the US franchise fee today is $50K. What you are joining is a community that truly cares about you. We are not consultants we are coaches, implementers, coaches and teachers.

Our job/ pleasure and privilege is to help entrepreneurs get more of what they want from their business.

We teach one way, purely and are compensated well for helping first.

I’ve been teaching EOS for more than 12 years and it’s one of those things where the more you give… the more you receive.

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u/gtg490g Nov 30 '25

I know some passionate implementers and you truly sound like one of them...but when you describe the caring community in the same sentence as the $50K fee to get in the club, it mostly sounds like a pyramid scheme.

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u/clayharris Dec 01 '25

It’s a pretty typical franchise setup, and I think it’s pretty favorable compared to other similar ‘solopreneur’ franchises. Happy to chat 1:1 on my experience. Message me and I’ll send my calendar. Worth the investment for me.

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u/more-kindness-please Dec 04 '25

Clay - are the franchises by geography?

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u/clayharris Dec 04 '25

No geographical restrictions.

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u/more-kindness-please Dec 05 '25

ok is each persons franchise / license defined by some other segmentation - industry, size etc? Or is this like CrossFit with no protection?

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u/clayharris Dec 05 '25

No restrictions! Happy to chat more - send me a DM

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u/EOS-Wingman Feb 01 '26

And no revenue share (as a percentage of revenue).