$400K Built | StretchLab Franchise

Description

Price reduced. This established StretchLab studio is for sale. Opening a StretchLab from scratch runs close to four hundred thousand dollars in franchise rights, buildout, and equipment, and takes roughly two years to fill the membership base. This Gaithersburg studio has already covered both, and it comes to market at the listed asking price, a fraction of what it cost to build. StretchLab is the category leading assisted stretching brand within the Xponential Fitness portfolio, with the largest footprint of its kind. Certified Flexologists deliver one on one and group stretch sessions built around each client's mobility and flexibility, a service that complements gyms, boutique fitness, and physical therapy rather than competing with them. This single studio has been open since 2024 and generates over four hundred thousand dollars in annual revenue, roughly seventy five percent of it recurring membership income, from a client base that spans student athletes to active older adults. Members can use any StretchLab in the country, which helps retain seasonal residents who would otherwise pause their accounts. The current owner runs the studio with light involvement and a paid management structure in place, which points straight to the upside, as an owner who steps in and runs it directly captures the income currently budgeted for management, on top of a membership base that is already producing. Seller financing is available to qualified buyers.The studio has a one thousand one hundred ninety seven square foot open studio layout that is fully built out, with a team of seven part time staff, most of whom are trained Flexologists. It serves roughly one thousand clients a year, and the equipment package and opening inventory are included in the sale. The studio is anchored by Whole Foods in an affluent DC suburb. The transfer is franchisor approved with about one month of owner training. This studio fits a hands on owner operator, a fitness or wellness professional ready to run their own location, or an existing boutique fitness operator adding a built out unit without the startup timeline. The current owner is selling to focus on another business commitment. Request more information to review the current financials and the full asset list.