Looking for a solid business in Paraguay? This one already has the market, the method and the headquarters. All it needs is your city.

Two numbers: the ready unit and the working capital, which stays in your account. The unit price includes everything that comes at handover — renovated space, 3 months of rent, furniture and equipment, façade, vehicle, system, training, 90 days of launch support and a launch portfolio with a target. The exact figure for your city and your model is in the Offering Document.

We don't publish revenue or return projections — and we recommend being wary of anyone who does. A recurring-services unit lives on its portfolio: each accounting client pays an annual fee and renews, and revenue grows as the portfolio builds up. In the Offering Document you receive the unit spreadsheet with three scenarios (conservative, base and accelerated) and every assumption laid open — portfolio month by month, ticket per client, team and rent costs — plus the contractual target for the launch portfolio. You redo the math with your accountant and, on Unit Day, check each assumption against our real operation.

In dollars, by bank transfer, in three milestone-based installments: at contract signing, at handover and when the launch portfolio reaches its target. If you prefer, you can pay in guaraníes at the Central Bank of Paraguay's reference rate on the day. The working capital is not paid to Romper: it stays in the account of your Paraguayan company, which we help you set up. To bring the funds in, the standard route is an international transfer through your bank or exchange broker in your home country, with the proof of origin the Paraguayan bank requires — income tax filing, a sale contract for an asset or statements — the same paperwork you gather for residency. If you have already decided to move countries, the Brazilian tax exit, which we also handle, changes the tax treatment of the transfer, and that is analyzed in your case. No payment is accepted in cash, and cash above US$ 10K must be declared when entering Paraguay.

Yes — and that is the case for most of those interested. The unit is set up as a Paraguayan company (EAS) in your name; the partner can be a foreigner. Your residency is a separate process, which Romper guides you through, as it does for every client: temporary residency already gives you the Paraguayan ID card and lets you operate the unit. Since 2026 Paraguay also has residency by investment (Investor Pass); whether your investment in the unit qualifies for it is something our legal team analyzes in your case, on Unit Day — no promises before the analysis.

Someone you trust has to be in the unit: you or your own manager. In Full, the immigration manager takes a test and spends two weeks at headquarters. Investing only, without operating, is not possible today — you join the list of investor partners.

From Romper's operation (video, Google, WhatsApp, website), which already serves clients from your city today. The system routes leads from your territory to your unit, with origin and date on record, and the unit opens with a launch portfolio with a contractual target. There is no “client guarantee”; there is recorded priority routing and a target in the contract.

The contract with the end client belongs to the network — that is what protects the client, you and the brand. What is yours is the unit's economic right: the earnings on your city's portfolio and the operation of the coworking space, for the 10 years of the territory. That right can be transferred to another operator approved by Romper after 24 months of operation. The reference value is calculated on the revenue the unit received over the last 12 months, counting only clients with six months or more of payments, and Romper has the right of first refusal at that value. In practice: the larger and older the portfolio, the more your unit is worth.

Yes. One unit per city, a 10-year territory; Romper does not open another Romper Hub in your city. Asunción and Mariano Roque Alonso stay with Romper.

Three protections, all in the contract — as written in “What Romper signs before you pay”. Deadline: handing over the keys within 8 months is Romper's obligation; if we are late, the rent for the extra period is on us, and, if the delay exceeds the tolerance set in the contract, you can terminate and get back the part of the price corresponding to what was not delivered. Operation: Romper audits the unit at 30, 60, and 90 days and quarterly after that, and steps in to protect clients before any termination. Exit: you can transfer the unit to another operator after 24 months (previous question); termination for breach, by either side, has a 30-day cure period and consequences defined in the contract. Outside these cases, amounts paid are non-refundable — which is why the Offering Document reaches you at least 10 days before any payment, for review with your lawyer.

Unit 1 is Romper's headquarters in Mariano Roque Alonso, which becomes the network's school. Unit Day takes place in person, there — you see the team, the system and your city's numbers before any decision.