Absentee, 75% Recurring | StretchLab Franchise
Skip the franchise fee, the buildout, and the months it takes to build a membership base, and take over this Atlanta StretchLab already running on 75% recurring revenue.
StretchLab delivers one-on-one assisted stretching built on PNF, a science-backed method that works muscles deeper than a traditional static stretch, paired with proprietary MAPS technology that uses 3D body scans to measure and track each client's mobility over time. The studio serves roughly 500 clients a year across 3 core groups: active adults 65 and older protecting their mobility and health span, busy professionals easing the toll of high-stress desk work, and athletes recovering and performing at a higher level. It sits in an affluent, walkable pocket of northeast Atlanta, on the retail level of a newer mixed-use building across from the Atlanta Farmer's Market, in a tight-knit community where members build their visits into a weekly routine and often credit the studio for helping them move through recovery, surgery, or simply aging on their own terms.
Highlights include:
This may be a strong fit for a semi-absentee owner who wants an established studio with a team already in place, an existing boutique-fitness or wellness operator adding a location in a premium Atlanta market, or a hands-on local entrepreneur drawn to a business clients build into their week.
Exploring other opportunities.
The studio occupies roughly 1,500 sq ft on the retail level of a newer mixed-use building in Atlanta, with luxury apartments above and free customer parking. It sits directly across from the Atlanta Farmer's Market, which runs 9 months of the year and pulls steady foot traffic from a walkable, tight-knit community. The space is fully built out and equipped for one-on-one assisted stretching, with dedicated stretch benches, the MAPS mobility-scanning technology, and front-desk and retail fixtures. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment transfer with the sale, along with the leasehold improvements already in place. The lease is assignable and the buildout is move-in ready, so a new owner steps into an operating studio rather than starting from an empty shell.
A new owner receives Xponential Fitness's standard franchise onboarding and owner training, covering hiring, coaching, sales, and studio operations, along with ongoing education, marketing support, and access to a national franchisee network and a shared local business coach. No fitness or medical background is required: certified flexologists deliver the stretching, and the owner's role centers on leadership, team development, and growth.
The seller will provide transition support, with roughly 1 to 2 months of training to bring a buyer up to speed. A general manager and lead flexologist currently run daily operations.
Several realistic levers are open to a new owner. The strongest is corporate partnerships: Carter's headquarters and a dense cluster of north Buckhead and Atlanta employers sit within the trade area, and structured membership or package programs for their employees can add a steady lead channel. Community outreach is a second lever, from partnerships with nearby businesses and schools to a presence at the Atlanta Farmer's Market and local events like the Atlanta Bolt 5K. Referral relationships with physical therapists, chiropractors, and personal trainers can feed a consistent stream of mobility-focused clients. A more active owner can also raise the cadence of in-community stretch events to lift lead flow.
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Skip the franchise fee, the buildout, and the months it takes to build a membership base, and take over this Atlanta StretchLab already running on 75% recurring revenue.
StretchLab delivers one-on-one assisted stretching built on PNF, a science-backed method that works muscles deeper than a traditional static stretch, paired with proprietary MAPS technology that uses 3D body scans to measure and track each client's mobility over time. The studio serves roughly 500 clients a year across 3 core groups: active adults 65 and older protecting their mobility and health span, busy professionals easing the toll of high-stress desk work, and athletes recovering and performing at a higher level. It sits in an affluent, walkable pocket of northeast Atlanta, on the retail level of a newer mixed-use building across from the Atlanta Farmer's Market, in a tight-knit community where members build their visits into a weekly routine and often credit the studio for helping them move through recovery, surgery, or simply aging on their own terms.
Highlights include:
This may be a strong fit for a semi-absentee owner who wants an established studio with a team already in place, an existing boutique-fitness or wellness operator adding a location in a premium Atlanta market, or a hands-on local entrepreneur drawn to a business clients build into their week.
Exploring other opportunities.
The studio occupies roughly 1,500 sq ft on the retail level of a newer mixed-use building in Atlanta, with luxury apartments above and free customer parking. It sits directly across from the Atlanta Farmer's Market, which runs 9 months of the year and pulls steady foot traffic from a walkable, tight-knit community. The space is fully built out and equipped for one-on-one assisted stretching, with dedicated stretch benches, the MAPS mobility-scanning technology, and front-desk and retail fixtures. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment transfer with the sale, along with the leasehold improvements already in place. The lease is assignable and the buildout is move-in ready, so a new owner steps into an operating studio rather than starting from an empty shell.
A new owner receives Xponential Fitness's standard franchise onboarding and owner training, covering hiring, coaching, sales, and studio operations, along with ongoing education, marketing support, and access to a national franchisee network and a shared local business coach. No fitness or medical background is required: certified flexologists deliver the stretching, and the owner's role centers on leadership, team development, and growth.
The seller will provide transition support, with roughly 1 to 2 months of training to bring a buyer up to speed. A general manager and lead flexologist currently run daily operations.
Several realistic levers are open to a new owner. The strongest is corporate partnerships: Carter's headquarters and a dense cluster of north Buckhead and Atlanta employers sit within the trade area, and structured membership or package programs for their employees can add a steady lead channel. Community outreach is a second lever, from partnerships with nearby businesses and schools to a presence at the Atlanta Farmer's Market and local events like the Atlanta Bolt 5K. Referral relationships with physical therapists, chiropractors, and personal trainers can feed a consistent stream of mobility-focused clients. A more active owner can also raise the cadence of in-community stretch events to lift lead flow.
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Skip the franchise fee, the buildout, and the months it takes to build a membership base, and take over this Atlanta StretchLab already running on 75% recurring revenue.
StretchLab delivers one-on-one assisted stretching built on PNF, a science-backed method that works muscles deeper than a traditional static stretch, paired with proprietary MAPS technology that uses 3D body scans to measure and track each client's mobility over time. The studio serves roughly 500 clients a year across 3 core groups: active adults 65 and older protecting their mobility and health span, busy professionals easing the toll of high-stress desk work, and athletes recovering and performing at a higher level. It sits in an affluent, walkable pocket of northeast Atlanta, on the retail level of a newer mixed-use building across from the Atlanta Farmer's Market, in a tight-knit community where members build their visits into a weekly routine and often credit the studio for helping them move through recovery, surgery, or simply aging on their own terms.
Highlights include:
This may be a strong fit for a semi-absentee owner who wants an established studio with a team already in place, an existing boutique-fitness or wellness operator adding a location in a premium Atlanta market, or a hands-on local entrepreneur drawn to a business clients build into their week.
Exploring other opportunities.
The studio occupies roughly 1,500 sq ft on the retail level of a newer mixed-use building in Atlanta, with luxury apartments above and free customer parking. It sits directly across from the Atlanta Farmer's Market, which runs 9 months of the year and pulls steady foot traffic from a walkable, tight-knit community. The space is fully built out and equipped for one-on-one assisted stretching, with dedicated stretch benches, the MAPS mobility-scanning technology, and front-desk and retail fixtures. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment transfer with the sale, along with the leasehold improvements already in place. The lease is assignable and the buildout is move-in ready, so a new owner steps into an operating studio rather than starting from an empty shell.
A new owner receives Xponential Fitness's standard franchise onboarding and owner training, covering hiring, coaching, sales, and studio operations, along with ongoing education, marketing support, and access to a national franchisee network and a shared local business coach. No fitness or medical background is required: certified flexologists deliver the stretching, and the owner's role centers on leadership, team development, and growth.
The seller will provide transition support, with roughly 1 to 2 months of training to bring a buyer up to speed. A general manager and lead flexologist currently run daily operations.
Several realistic levers are open to a new owner. The strongest is corporate partnerships: Carter's headquarters and a dense cluster of north Buckhead and Atlanta employers sit within the trade area, and structured membership or package programs for their employees can add a steady lead channel. Community outreach is a second lever, from partnerships with nearby businesses and schools to a presence at the Atlanta Farmer's Market and local events like the Atlanta Bolt 5K. Referral relationships with physical therapists, chiropractors, and personal trainers can feed a consistent stream of mobility-focused clients. A more active owner can also raise the cadence of in-community stretch events to lift lead flow.