Franchise Expo Paris 2027: the badge is free until 21 September 2026
The show is in March. The free window closes in September. After that the first badge is still free but every additional one costs fifteen euros, and from 2 March it is thirty, then thirty-four at the door. Here is the full price ladder, the official registration link, and what is worth your time there if you run a field sales team.
Franchise Expo Paris runs on 13, 14 and 15 March 2027 at Porte de Versailles. The visitor badge is free until 21 September 2026 and gets more expensive four times after that. The show is six months away; the free window shuts in a fortnight. That gap is the only reason this page exists.
The price ladder, in plain terms
Prices include tax, and the organiser states they are neither exchangeable nor refundable. Registering today costs nothing and commits you to nothing: the badge is issued for the March edition and you decide later whether you go.
Get your free badge
Fill this in and we take you straight to the official registration. Free until 21 September 2026, then €15, then €30, then €34 at the door.
Why this show matters if you run a field sales team
Franchise Expo is where networks recruit. Solar and energy-renovation networks, kitchen and interiors chains, alarm and monitoring brands, home-services groups, automotive service chains: they all take stands, and every one of them runs a field sales force that sells at the customer's kitchen table.
Two audiences are in the building at once. Candidates looking for a network, and the network heads recruiting them. If you sell to field sales teams, the second group is the reason to go: three days, several hundred network directors, all of them measured on what their franchisees close.
What we offer exhibitors during the show
A stand at a three-day show produces somewhere between one and three hundred face-to-face conversations, and almost none of them survive the closing bell. The notes are partial, the objections that came back six times are remembered as one, and the follow-up is written a week later from memory.
MIHOS captures and analyses those conversations for the duration of the show, with consent taken properly at the start of each one. You leave with what was actually said, the objections ranked by how often they came back, and the follow-ups drafted. Free for the show, no commitment afterwards. We do it for a handful of exhibitors, not for the whole hall.
See what MIHOS does with your stand conversations
A 20-minute call. You tell us how your team works the stand, we show you MIHOS recording one conversation, writing the report and handing over the follow-up list the same evening. If it does not fit the way you sell, we say so.
Getting the most out of three days
Decide before you walk in what you want to leave with, and write it down. A named list of networks worth talking to beats a bag of brochures every time, and the exhibitor list goes live on the organiser's site months ahead.
The weekend days carry the candidate traffic; Monday is the day the professionals talk to each other. If you are there to meet network heads rather than to be recruited, Monday is your day.
Sources
Dates, venue, opening hours and the badge price ladder come from the organiser's own practical-information page on franchiseparis.com, read on 5 September 2026. Prices are quoted as published, tax included. Check the official site before travelling: an organiser can change a tariff or a hall at any time, and this page is not the ticketing service.
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