Franchise overview by FranRelay
Stretch Lab
Stretch Lab offers private and group stretching services and related fitness services. Franchisees run a studio with stretch benches, trained instructors, membership sales, and approved retail products.
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Investment and fees
What it costs to open and operate
Upfront investment
Total initial investment
$281,390 – $814,545
USD estimate includes the franchise fee, development, pre-sales, and three months after opening. Includes up to $28,000 if an existing franchisee owes broker commission from a prior introduction. No landlord buildout allowance is deducted. Shared budget assumptions appear below.
Initial franchise fee
$60,000
Normally counted within the total above, not added on top — confirm in the source.
Due at signing and nonrefundable. VetFran-qualified US veterans pay $45,000. You or affiliates must already own and operate 1 studio for a $50,000 second fee, or at least 2 for $45,000 later fees. Both discounts require compliance by you and affiliates with all franchisor and affiliate agreements.
Selected fees
Royalty8% of Gross Sales, paid weekly
Payments start with operating revenue; collection intervals may change. Minimum royalty or advertising-fund payments are required regardless of sales. In some jurisdictions, royalty and fund payments must be increased to cover taxes assessed on the franchisor.
Advertising contributionBrand fund: 2% of Gross Sales, paid weekly
The rate may rise on 60 days' written notice. Any advertising co-op formed for your location requires participation and contributions. Fund, co-op, and local requirements share a 7% of Gross Sales monthly cap, subject to the notice and reduction rules explained below.
Local marketingGreater of $1,500 monthly or 2% of the prior month's Gross Sales
Spend on approved local advertising; agency and vendor fees do not count. The franchisor may collect the amount instead of having you spend it directly and may increase it subject to the marketing cap. Launch spending is separate.
These are selected fees, not the complete fee schedule. Review the full FDD for all fees and conditions.
Figures are as disclosed for the period shown; unknown or undisclosed items are labelled, never shown as $0. No earnings, profit or payback figures are shown. Revenue is not profit.
Ownership and support
What owning this franchise involves
Your role
Running the studio includes membership sales, instructor oversight, and member service.
- Owner involvement
- Personal supervision is recommended, not required; an approved manager can serve as the on-site supervisor.
- Main responsibilities
- The studio must always be managed and staffed by at least one person who completed the required management training.
- Manager requirements
- A Designated Manager needs franchisor approval and required training before taking management duties.
Free consultation
Let's talk about Stretch Lab.
Discuss your studio budget, owner role, and single-studio or development plans with a FranRelay consultant.
Free for buyers. Franchisors may pay FranRelay if you go ahead; we tell you before any introduction, and nothing happens without your go-ahead.
Disclosure document
The fees above are a short selection. Check the full FDD for all fees and terms before making a decision.
Stretch Lab Franchise SPV, LLC, Franchise Disclosure Document. ISSUANCE DATE: April 17, 2026, as amended August 7, 2026.
An introduction is not a statement that territory is available or that you will be accepted.