Fitness & Gym Franchise Costs 2026
Gym and boutique fitness franchises. Equipment-heavy upfront, but recurring membership revenue makes the model sticky.
All Fitness & Gym Franchises
| Brand | Franchise Fee | Total Investment | Royalty | Est. Revenue | Break-Even |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Snap Fitness | $20,000 | $181,600–$507,800 | 6.0%+2.0% | $380,000 | ~13.0 yr |
| CycleBar | $49,500 | $284,400–$487,700 | 7.0%+2.0% | $520,000 | ~12.4 yr |
| F45 Training | $50,000 | $315,000–$529,000 | 7.0%+2.0% | $580,000 | ~12.1 yr |
| Anytime Fitness | $42,500 | $378,000–$783,000 | 5.0%+2.0% | $520,000 | ~14.0 yr |
| Orangetheory | $59,950 | $563,534–$1,496,050 | 8.0%+2.0% | $1,200,000 | ~17.2 yr |
| Planet Fitness | $20,000 | $1,602,500–$4,452,500 | 7.0%+7.0% | $4,200,000 | ~72.1 yr |
Fitness & Gym Franchise Details
Snap Fitness
$181,600–$507,800 total investment
CycleBar
$284,400–$487,700 total investment
F45 Training
$315,000–$529,000 total investment
Anytime Fitness
$378,000–$783,000 total investment
Orangetheory
$563,534–$1,496,050 total investment
Planet Fitness
$1,602,500–$4,452,500 total investment
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Data Sources
Investment ranges, royalty rates, and fee structures: Franchise Disclosure Documents (FDDs) filed with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission under the FTC Franchise Rule (16 C.F.R. Part 436). Revenue estimates: Item 19 Financial Performance Representations where available. Updated March 2026.