

Starting a business in county towns has been tough lately: restaurants face fierce competition, retail is sluggish, and traditional franchises either require heavy inventory or have high entry barriers. But one sector is quietly heating up—clean heating solutions. With national policies pushing "dual carbon" goals and rural revitalization, the ban on coal in rural areas has created genuine demand for heating equipment. Today, we're skipping the sentimentality and crunching the numbers on becoming a county-level agent.
1. What Exactly Are You Paying for with the Agency Fee?
Fang RanCounty/City AgentTaking a seat as an example, the cooperation fee includes:
Designated County Operating Rights + Brand Authorization
Get 20 top-selling complete systems + full installation kit(Save over $100,000 in inventory costs)
Complimentary Full-Stack Training (Product, Installation, Sales, Partnership, Bidding, After-Sales)
B2B2C System License + Dedicated Operations Mentor with 1-on-1 Coaching
Including basic store setup, labor, and turnover, the total first-year investment is approximately31 KNote: Zero hidden fees, zero forced inventory, zero training costs.
2. Where does the money come from? Six revenue streams
Not just "profit on every unit sold," but six revenue streams running in parallel:
Device RetailHome model terminal price difference
Commercial Engineering: Schools, Offices, Homestays, Agricultural Projects
Township Distribution RebateDevelop lower-level branches
Fuel Reorder: Pellets cost approximately 300 yuan/ton, with each unit consuming about 2 tons annually—this is a steady "pipeline revenue" stream.
Install After-Sales: 100 CNY per unit/year service fee
Investment and Dividend DistributionReward for referring a sub-agent
III. How long to break even?
According to Fang Ran's public calculation methodology:
Stable Operations: Break-even12–14 months
Normal Operation: Break Even9–10 months
Resource-based (with existing government/enterprise or township resources): Fastest3–5 months
Normal stable annual net profit30 and aboveAfter securing large government and enterprise contracts, revenue has risen year over year.
4. Why We Claim There's No Absolute Off-Season
Many worry that heating is a seasonal business. In reality: we focus on retail in fall and winter, while spring and summer are for projects, drying, government/enterprise upgrades, and channel expansion. For the F-series fan heater, drying applications (tobacco, fruits/vegetables, herbs) peak in summer. Work all year round.
5. The Headquarters' Backing: Eight Key Empowerments
The biggest fear is "being abandoned after joining." Fangran treats its agents withEight Core EmpowermentsPolicies, pricing, training, materials, traffic, after-sales support, regional protection, and digital systems. Key highlights: "Online Traffic Generation" – headquarters runs nationwide ad campaigns to acquire leads, with the system automatically routing local prospects to the corresponding agent; "Regional Protection" – one exclusive agent per county, with the system automatically assigning customer sources to prevent order conflicts and cross-region sales.
Note: The current model is not a full exclusive agency. District and county agents primarily focus on retail of home products and store operations. Specific rights are subject to the agency agreement. Revenue figures are estimates for reference only; actual results may vary by region and market.
6. Who Is This For?
If you have connections in county towns, resources in townships, or are already in the building materials, home appliances, or agricultural supplies business and want to add this essential service by riding the wave of "clean heating" policies, this model is worth serious consideration.
To learn about agency policies in your county, contact Fangran's Marketing Operations Department at 400-160-9860 for details.
This article is for informational purposes regarding business development. Fees, returns, and support are subject to Fangran's official investment policies and agency agreements. Investment involves risk; please exercise caution when making decisions.



