Fitness Together is a one-on-one personal training concept. Many individuals believe that they simply do not know how to get a good workout. Even if they go to the gym regularly, they end up getting frustrated because they do not have the support and the know-how to get the results they want
At Fitness Together, clients receive a customized workout with a clear focus on their goals and results. Whether they are looking to lose weight, tone and tighten muscles, or simply achieve better health, the Fitness Together philosophy is simple: Fitness Together pairs them with a personal trainer in a private setting and a workout plan tailored just for them
All workouts take place in a private, comfortable atmosphere. Personal trainers help clients use equipment safely.
The studio's certified personal trainers educate the client on proper techniques to help achieve maximum results.
Fitness Together was founded in 1983 by Rick Sikorski, opening his first studio in Scottsdale, Arizona. Since 1996, Fitness Together started franchising and since then has has expanded continuously, opening franchise locations throughout the United States, Costa Rica, Israel, Brazil and Canada. The company is now part of well-known franchise company WellBiz Brands
There are more than 140 locations across the U.S. Each independently owned and operated. Fitness Together studios offer a truly customized approach to fitness for their clients. They also employ some of the best personal trainers in the industry to help clients achieve the results they want.
Fitness Together Franchise cost ranges from $143,600 to $258,100 according to the 2019FDD.
Item | Estimated Amount (in USD) | When Due | To Whom Payment is to Be Made | |
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Low | High | |||
Initial Franchise Fee | $39.900 | $39.900 | Upon signing Franchise Agreement | Franchisor |
Real Property and Utility Security Deposits | 2.050 | 4.600 | As arranged, generally 2 months before opening or when lease is executed | Landlord and utility providers |
Leasehold Improvements (net of landlord tenant allowances) | 29.700 | 117.000 | As arranged | Landlord and Approved Suppliers and contractors and franchisor |
Equipment | 29.700 | 38.800 | 8 weeks before opening | Approved Suppliers |
Furniture and Décor | 4.900 | 5.700 | 2-3 weeks before opening | Approved Suppliers |
Computer Hardware and Software | 5.300 | 6.100 | 4-6 weeks before opening | Franchisor and Approved Suppliers or other thirs party suppliers |
Initial Training | 1.350 | 2.700 | As incurred | Third party providers |
Grand Opening Spend Fee | 15.000 | 15.000 | No later than 10 days after the date that you sign an approved lease for your Studio premises (or 10 days after you purchase an existing Studio) | Franchisor |
Signs | 4.000 | 8.000 | 6-8 weeks before opening | Approved Suppliers |
Business Licenses and Permits | 100 | 1.000 | 6-8 weeks before opening | Government agencies or other licensing authorities |
Insurance | 800 | 900 | At signing of lease | Approved Supplier |
Miscellaneous Opening Costs | 300 | 1.000 | As incurred | Suppliers |
Additional Funds (3 Months) | 10.500 | 17.400 | First 3 Months of operation | Landlord, utilities, providers, suppliers, other operating expenses |
Total | $143.600 | $258.100 |
Royalty | Ad-Fund |
6% | 2% |
Financial Performance Representations
FDD Disclaimer: “Table 1 describes 2018 Average Annual Revenue for Studios in the Franchise System open as of January 1, 2018 (a total of 137 Studios) that operated for the entirety of 2018, and further describes the number and percentage that met or exceeded the average. Studios are categorized based upon annual revenue, which we require our franchisees to submit to us on a monthly basis and is defined in the same manner as gross receipts are defined under the Franchise Agreement. “Gross receipts” include all of your revenue and receipts, including those taken by cash, credit card, debit card, check, trade, barter or exchange, electronic funds transfer, or any other means of credit, which are derived from the operations of your Studio, including the sale of memberships, fitness services, gift cards which are not sold under our national gift card programs, merchandise, products or any other products or services sold by you, whether sold at your Studio location or from an off-site location. Gross receipts also include the gross amount of redemptions for gift cards sold under our national gift card program. Gross receipts exclude sales, use or privilege taxes paid to the appropriate taxing authority, refunds made to clients, and gross redemption amount of gift cards sold under any of our national gift card programs. In addition, should your business be interrupted for any reason and you are receiving business interruption insurance payments, the gross amount of these payments will be considered to be gross receipts and will be subject to the Royalty.”