Established Member Base, Turnkey | StretchLab
Take over a built-out StretchLab that opened in 2023 with a member base already stretching, a trained team in place, and roughly 85% of revenue recurring every month. This Georgia studio has spent the hardest part of its life doing the pre-open member build, so a buyer inherits a running one-on-one stretch business rather than starting one from zero. It serves a loyal clientele who come in for mobility, flexibility, and pain relief through 25 and 50 minute sessions on a weekly membership model. A hands-on owner can assume the studio management and sales responsibilities currently performed by paid staff, representing approximately $40K in annual payroll savings in addition to the studio’s operating profit. As membership grows, those roles can shift back to staff, letting the studio ease toward a more semi-absentee model over time. This is a turnkey way to build equity in an established wellness brand instead of building from scratch. Highlights include: This fits a hands-on, wellness-minded owner-operator, a local entrepreneur who wants to be active in the community, or an existing fitness operator adding an established recurring-revenue studio.
- 85% recurring monthly membership revenue
- Trained 6-person flexologist team, lead already managing daily
- Loyal client base, weekly session model
- 1,100 sq ft studio in a high-traffic center
- Seller financing may be available to a qualified buyer
Owner lives too far from the location and believes the business needs an owner operator
The studio occupies about 1,100 sq ft of leased space in a busy, high-end shopping center with strong foot traffic and a green space out front that hosts regular community events. Inside, a front desk opens to a calm, dimly lit treatment area with soft music. 8 cushioned stretch tables sit in an open, wall-free layout so sessions feel safe and visible rather than closed off. The FF&E package, including the tables and studio fit-out, transfers with the sale, so a new owner takes on a complete, ready-to-run space with no buildout required.
A buyer receives StretchLab franchisor onboarding and training through the brand's standard franchise transfer process, plus ongoing corporate support, regular communication, new-stretch education for practitioners, and an annual national conference. The owner reports corporate is responsive and easy to reach, and the local Atlanta-area franchisee group and national network actively share best practices. The trained team is expected to stay through transition, including a long-tenured lead who manages day-to-day operations. Seller transition support and possible seller financing can be discussed with a qualified buyer.
There is clear, realistic room to grow. The strongest lever is local community outreach the current owner cannot do from a distance: joining the chamber, running pop-up stretch events at golf clubs, tennis centers, and nearby businesses, and building a visible local presence to drive first visits. A hands-on owner living near the studio can convert more walk-ins from the busy center and deepen referral relationships. Membership drives and anniversary or seasonal sales, shared across the active StretchLab franchisee network, offer proven playbooks other owners have used to add members.
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Take over a built-out StretchLab that opened in 2023 with a member base already stretching, a trained team in place, and roughly 85% of revenue recurring every month. This Georgia studio has spent the hardest part of its life doing the pre-open member build, so a buyer inherits a running one-on-one stretch business rather than starting one from zero. It serves a loyal clientele who come in for mobility, flexibility, and pain relief through 25 and 50 minute sessions on a weekly membership model. A hands-on owner can assume the studio management and sales responsibilities currently performed by paid staff, representing approximately $40K in annual payroll savings in addition to the studio’s operating profit. As membership grows, those roles can shift back to staff, letting the studio ease toward a more semi-absentee model over time. This is a turnkey way to build equity in an established wellness brand instead of building from scratch. Highlights include: This fits a hands-on, wellness-minded owner-operator, a local entrepreneur who wants to be active in the community, or an existing fitness operator adding an established recurring-revenue studio.
- 85% recurring monthly membership revenue
- Trained 6-person flexologist team, lead already managing daily
- Loyal client base, weekly session model
- 1,100 sq ft studio in a high-traffic center
- Seller financing may be available to a qualified buyer
Owner lives too far from the location and believes the business needs an owner operator
The studio occupies about 1,100 sq ft of leased space in a busy, high-end shopping center with strong foot traffic and a green space out front that hosts regular community events. Inside, a front desk opens to a calm, dimly lit treatment area with soft music. 8 cushioned stretch tables sit in an open, wall-free layout so sessions feel safe and visible rather than closed off. The FF&E package, including the tables and studio fit-out, transfers with the sale, so a new owner takes on a complete, ready-to-run space with no buildout required.
A buyer receives StretchLab franchisor onboarding and training through the brand's standard franchise transfer process, plus ongoing corporate support, regular communication, new-stretch education for practitioners, and an annual national conference. The owner reports corporate is responsive and easy to reach, and the local Atlanta-area franchisee group and national network actively share best practices. The trained team is expected to stay through transition, including a long-tenured lead who manages day-to-day operations. Seller transition support and possible seller financing can be discussed with a qualified buyer.
There is clear, realistic room to grow. The strongest lever is local community outreach the current owner cannot do from a distance: joining the chamber, running pop-up stretch events at golf clubs, tennis centers, and nearby businesses, and building a visible local presence to drive first visits. A hands-on owner living near the studio can convert more walk-ins from the busy center and deepen referral relationships. Membership drives and anniversary or seasonal sales, shared across the active StretchLab franchisee network, offer proven playbooks other owners have used to add members.
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Take over a built-out StretchLab that opened in 2023 with a member base already stretching, a trained team in place, and roughly 85% of revenue recurring every month. This Georgia studio has spent the hardest part of its life doing the pre-open member build, so a buyer inherits a running one-on-one stretch business rather than starting one from zero. It serves a loyal clientele who come in for mobility, flexibility, and pain relief through 25 and 50 minute sessions on a weekly membership model. A hands-on owner can assume the studio management and sales responsibilities currently performed by paid staff, representing approximately $40K in annual payroll savings in addition to the studio’s operating profit. As membership grows, those roles can shift back to staff, letting the studio ease toward a more semi-absentee model over time. This is a turnkey way to build equity in an established wellness brand instead of building from scratch. Highlights include: This fits a hands-on, wellness-minded owner-operator, a local entrepreneur who wants to be active in the community, or an existing fitness operator adding an established recurring-revenue studio.
- 85% recurring monthly membership revenue
- Trained 6-person flexologist team, lead already managing daily
- Loyal client base, weekly session model
- 1,100 sq ft studio in a high-traffic center
- Seller financing may be available to a qualified buyer
Owner lives too far from the location and believes the business needs an owner operator
The studio occupies about 1,100 sq ft of leased space in a busy, high-end shopping center with strong foot traffic and a green space out front that hosts regular community events. Inside, a front desk opens to a calm, dimly lit treatment area with soft music. 8 cushioned stretch tables sit in an open, wall-free layout so sessions feel safe and visible rather than closed off. The FF&E package, including the tables and studio fit-out, transfers with the sale, so a new owner takes on a complete, ready-to-run space with no buildout required.
A buyer receives StretchLab franchisor onboarding and training through the brand's standard franchise transfer process, plus ongoing corporate support, regular communication, new-stretch education for practitioners, and an annual national conference. The owner reports corporate is responsive and easy to reach, and the local Atlanta-area franchisee group and national network actively share best practices. The trained team is expected to stay through transition, including a long-tenured lead who manages day-to-day operations. Seller transition support and possible seller financing can be discussed with a qualified buyer.
There is clear, realistic room to grow. The strongest lever is local community outreach the current owner cannot do from a distance: joining the chamber, running pop-up stretch events at golf clubs, tennis centers, and nearby businesses, and building a visible local presence to drive first visits. A hands-on owner living near the studio can convert more walk-ins from the busy center and deepen referral relationships. Membership drives and anniversary or seasonal sales, shared across the active StretchLab franchisee network, offer proven playbooks other owners have used to add members.