Companies listed on this page are available to be mapped throughout certain regions or the entire Federal States.
FSA Mappers are strongly encouraged to ensure brands listed below are available in their region before mapping, but brands listed below are available to be mapped with little to no coordination with other state-owners.
Mappers who are interested in coordinating and collaborating on more centrally-planned multi-state businesses should refer to Collab:Federal States/Industries.
FSA state-owners may input franchises located in the Federal States that they would be comfortable with them being mapped either regionally or nationally. This list will be organized by type of business. Some details may also be included, such as where your company is primarily based. If a headquarters is mentioned, make sure to link to it on the map at some point. Feel free to add more franchise types as needed.
When expanding existing franchises, please refer to the icons shown in the tables below to maintain regional continuity, as applicable. When adding new franchises to this list, use the following guidelines to assign a classification to each context region to help guide other mappers. Please avoid adding additional new national brands (available in all nine regions) until a consensus has been reached regarding how to designate national brands in the FSA. (Multi-region brands are welcome.)
Stateowners are other FSA mappers are welcome and encouraged -- but not required -- to use brands listed here when mapping.
International franchises wishing to do business in the Federal States and domestic franchises wishing to go international are subject to certain restrictions.
Foreign companies should not be added to the list and should have minimal presence at this time. Companies that already had a presence before July 2023 will not be removed but should also not be expanded further.
For domestic franchises that wish to expand beyond the Federal States, please see the talk page.
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FSA regions, based on existing railway company regions. Note that "The West" and "Northwest" are interchangeable in this context.
Pizza by the slice. Originally focused predominantly in mall food courts, train stations, airports, etc., but recently expanding to standalone businesses.
Sandwicherie chain specializing in paninis, though submarine sandwiches are sold as well. Locations concentrated in the Lakes region, with some exceptions.
Small, higher-end cafe company known for its homey, relaxing decor, but with a very limited number of places (probably around 50). Please limit these to states neighboring Aquilia.
Homemade ice cream and chocolate franchise mainly found on the east coast, with scattered locations elsewhere. Limited number of locations, around 100, mainly found in downtowns of big cities or small touristy mountain and beach towns.
FRIGID is an ice creamery offering custom gourmet ice cream sandwiches. Locations are found in college towns, large cities, tourist areas, and airports.
A dine-in restaurant and bar serving burgers, ribs, seafood, tacos, and fajitas. Locations are based in the Lakes region, though the chain seeks to be national.
Credit union restricted to current and former members of the FSA armed forces. Branches and ATMs generally only found on or near military installations.
Medium box store selling baby products (furniture, clothing, diapers, strollers)
Department/Warehouse/"Big Box" Stores
This section uses the following guidelines for classifications:
Bulk/Warehouse: Big box store focusing on selling in bulk quantities. Stores are often no-frills and may or may not be restricted to members only.
Department Store: Traditional department store, originally found as standalone stores in older downtowns but more recently found in suburban shopping malls.
Discount Store: Big box general merchandise store, mostly found in suburban areas but may also include smaller urban formats. Generally not found in enclosed shopping malls, but often will anchor an outdoor "strip mall" format. Does not include "dollar" stores; see "Variety Stores" below.
Hypermarket: An "all-in-one" format that includes discount stores as well as groceries/supermarket goods. Does not include standalone grocery stores or supermarkets; see "Supermarkets" below.
Electronics and computer parts store geared towards enthusiasts located in northwestern FSA. Only found in large metro areas, and only one location per metro area.
Regional medium-size box store dedicating to farm and ranching supplies such as tools, flannel clothing, animal feed, and fencing. Found in Mountain and West Lakes Regions in rural communities with between 2,000 and 30,000 population.
Store that sells Farming and Ranching supplies like tools, feed, parts, fences, and lawn supplies. Mainly found in areas where farming and/or ranching is prominent.
Outdoors store found in large cities. Sells camping, hunting, fishing, and sporting goods. Usually a large box store, but sometimes found as a medium to large anchor in shopping malls.
Specializes in outdoor activities, usually for the mountains (fishing, camping, skiing, etc.). Not a large store so can be found in smaller, starting-point towns.
Regional outdoors store found along and/or west of The Cordilleras
Supermarkets and Grocery Stores
This section uses the following guidelines for classifications:
Upscale: High-end groceries, often advertising products as "all-natural" or "organic". May specialize in imported high-end foreign cuisines.
Mid-range: Supermarkets providing wide variety of national-brand labels. Often include service counters (deli, butcher, seafood, bakery, etc.). Does not include supermarket/department store hybrids; see "Department Stores - Hypermarkets" above.
Budget: Discount grocery stores that may offer fewer brands per item in favor of discounted or off-brand/generic goods. Generally smaller footprints than mid-range stores. Does not include convenience stores; see standalone section below.
Produce: Suppliers and retailers focusing exclusively on produce, often locally-grown or -sourced.
Chain of smaller, high-end groceries, specializing in local fair-trade, organic foods and high-quality produce. Mostly found in the Massodeyas, though rarer in the Central Region.
Regional supermarket located in the Heartland, West Massodeya, Southwest Alormen, Northern West Lakes, and Southern parts of The West. Some locations are accompanied by a Roadline filling station.
Usually places agriculture products in chains but owns independent shops available nationally with a few international locations. In rural areas, there are production facilities to package and prepare food for distribution.
Variety store where items and packaged food are cheap due to either small-sized packaging or poor quality. Available throughout the rural FSA in the outskirts of small towns.
Short for Quick Stop, convenience store and gas station found in the Northeast although recently expanded to the Mid-Ardentic and the Southeast. Known for its clean bathrooms and sells hot food
Eastern-based convenience store, slowly spreading west. Sells freshly made food and local produce. Is always accompanied by a gas station of the same name.
Smaller regional chain of gas stations and convenience stores based out of Passitania, slowly expanding outwards. Only newer locations will feature these convenience stores.
National chain of convenience stores, usually attached to Fossill gas stations.
Hotels
This section uses the following guidelines for classifications:
5-Star: High-end luxury hotels, often used by dignitaries, celebrities, wealthy businesspeople, etc. Will also include high-end restaurants and other amenities. Generally only found in large cities and high-end vacation destinations (exclusive beaches, ski resorts, etc.).
4-Star: Upscale hotels located in medium- to large-sized cities. Generally include a restaurant and full-service amenities, although less than 5-star hotels. Often caters to high-level business travelers and typically have conference center capabilities to host major events (conventions, trade shows, etc.).
3-Star: Higher-quality hotels located throughout the country, in some cases including smaller cities and/or at major motorway interchanges. Typically (but not always) has an on-site restaurant included. Commonly used by business travelers, but can also be used to host smaller gatherings (business meetings, weddings, etc.).
2-Star: Budget hotels located throughout the country. May be geared specifically towards families and/or tourists. Generally do not have on-site dining, although often located adjacent to chain restaurants.
1-Star: Basic, no-frills motels located throughout the country, often in rural areas along major highways, specializing in one-night stays for travelers passing through.
Additionally, hotel chains may be part of the following larger "parent" companies. Stateowners are welcome to add additional parent companies, or add individual hotel brands as "Independent".
JWHancher Hotels - Lake City, MN
Krannert Lodgings - Steeletown, DP
Capstone - Penquisset
Bassett-Leyton - Wahanta, CL
ValuCation Hotels - Massodeya City, MI
The Hub - Unclaimed
Ames Executive Entertainment - Wahanta, CL (see also Casinos)
This section uses the following guidelines for classifications:
Filling Station: Typical gas station, found in urban, suburban, and rural settings. Generally also include a convenience store (which may or may not be a separate national chain, see Convenience Stores above). May or may not also offer electric vehicle charging alongside gasoline/petrol. May or may not also have diesel pumps.
Charging Station: Facilities that only offer electric vehicle charging. May be standalone facilities or designated areas of other parking facilities.
Truck Stop: Large facilities specializing in large truck refueling, although most facilities also offer gasoline/petrol pumps for passenger vehicles as well. Facilities almost always include on-site dining and large convenience stores as well as overnight truck parking and shower/bathing facilities.
Rest Area: Similar to truck stops but located with direct access to the motorway network, allowing drivers to use the facilities without leaving the motorway. Some states may explicitly restrict or prohibit commercial rest areas on motorways. Not to be confused with state-operated rest areas, which provide restroom facilities and overnight parking but few or no commercial amenities.
National rest stop chain, gas station and supermarket in competition with ROUTEstop. These are found in smaller towns and cities and is a pretty big gas station.
Rest stops constructed along (and over) turnpikes that include fast food, convenience stores, and gas stations. Found exclusively on the Minnonigan Turnpike system.
Gas station chain with locations available nationwide but more concentrated in the Lakes/southern FSA. Also known for major locations along motorways having at least one electric charging "pump".
Medium-sized gas station that is highly prevalent on teh west side of the country. Usually placed in either downtown areas or along motorways. Locations have a small convenience store located adjacent to it, unless in highly urbanized downtown areas.
Franchiseable renewable energy provider for electric vehicles at stations across the state of Penquisset. Also have some interstate locations. Company also has home provider / community engineering operations.
Thinis based gas station operated by the convenience store chain by the same name. They are found by either Roadline convenience stores or by a HeartMart.
Gas station based out of Illuvia. Similar to Casey's in real life. It is mainly in Illuvia, but slowly spreading outwards. It is the main gas provider on Illuvia tollways and has a few limited truck stops
Regional chain of gas stations and convenience stores in the southeast. Only newer locations have gas stations. Recently expanding to other southeastern states.
Smaller regional chain of gas stations based out of Passitania, slowly expanding outwards. Newer locations have small convenience stores attached with the same name. Some larger locations may also offer EV charging.
A large hospital network available in the western 2/3 of the country. Hospital names are preceded by "ConcordaHealth" (i.e. ConcordaHealth Memorial Hospital). Currently has naming rights to the soccer stadium in Wahanta. Regional HQ offices TBD where appropriate.
Previously known as Minnonigan Wireless, a once-regional cellular phone provider expanding to the greater southwestern FSA. Also operates MWireless ExpressFile:Overpass-turbo.svg locations, selling small electronics and accessories in train stations and airports.
A fairly new dealership that sells a vareity of cars (much like Carvana). It delivers cars and has locations with "car vending machines" which you go and pick up the car you've purchased from.
Officially the Public Motors Corporation, it's a manufacturer of farm equipment, with dealerships found nationwide, but usually in rural areas and small towns.
Parent company of multiple casino and hotel brands. Hotels/casinos can be tagged under Prado name or have a different name, just tag operator=Prado Hotels and Resort
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