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A franchise business that fulfills the four principles of profitability advocated by a prominent businessman.
Radasia is a body care and relaxation salon specializing in Thai traditional massage and Balinese aromatherapy, a growing business in the stable relaxation market.
With affordable prices for authentic treatments, a comfortable Asian-inspired atmosphere, and the hospitality of female therapists, it enjoys support from men in their 30s to 50s and a wide range of women.
Furthermore, the business model meets the four principles of profitability advocated by prominent businesspeople: high profit margins, no inventory required, recurring revenue, and low investment.
Estimated Startup Cost:¥10,000,000 or More
Industry:Barber/Bodywork/Medical
☑ Growth business model in a stable market
☑ Investment return target: 2 years; low investment and high profit margin as a retail business model
☑ Low risk: No inventory, control of employment risk, established customer acquisition methods
☑ Stable recurring revenue: Repeat customer rate: approximately 70%
☑ Social contribution: Providing opportunities for women to work and become independent through skill acquisition
This franchise package incorporates insights from a former top franchisee of a major franchise chain, based on their own experience as a franchisee, highlighting areas where they believe franchisees could benefit more.
① Franchise Fee: The franchise fee is a one-time payment upon contract signing and does not apply to subsequent expansions to 2, 3, or more stores. Many franchise headquarters charge a franchise fee for each additional store. Radasia makes it easier for franchisees to expand by limiting the burden of expansion.
② Royalty: Royalties begin after sales exceed 1 million yen (excluding tax) and are 5% of sales. Many franchise headquarters charge royalties from the first month of operation, regardless of sales. Furthermore, in the service industry, unlike, for example, food service franchise headquarters that supply ingredients to franchisees, royalties are often set at around 10%, but Radasia sets it at a lower 5%.
③ Royalty Return System: When you expand to a new store, 25% of the 5% royalty (1.25% of sales) generated at the new store will be returned to the franchisee. Furthermore, if someone you directly refer to the headquarters becomes a franchisee, you will receive a similar reward as a token of appreciation for their contribution to chain expansion.
④ No Designated Construction Contractors
While the headquarters handles store layout and design to maintain a consistent brand image for Radasia, franchisees are welcome to use their own contractors. Many franchise headquarters designate contractors, which increases construction costs. (Of course, if you don't know any contractors, the headquarters can introduce you to some.)
⑤ Regionally Tailored Pricing
While typical franchises offer services at a uniform price nationwide, Radasia allows for pricing tailored to the local area. However, the headquarters will make the final decision after considering factors such as avoiding unnecessarily low prices (discounts) and the impact on neighboring franchisees.
⑥ In-House Trainer Training Available (Reduced Training Costs)
Radasia allows franchisees to train their own therapists as trainers. Franchisees with trainer therapists can conduct technical training in-house without having their therapists participate in the headquarters' therapist training course, thus reducing training costs. However, therapists must pass a technical check conducted by headquarters before they can debut in the field.
General F
This franchise headquarters was created by franchise professionals and Thai massage professionals (schools) who can issue Thai government-certified qualifications (diplomas), allowing even inexperienced individuals to quickly become highly-rated therapists.
This includes franchise fees, property acquisition costs, and working capital.
Please feel free to contact us for details.
*Franchise fee: 1.5 million yen (One-time fee; normally, franchise fees are incurred for each additional store, but with Radasia, it's a one-time fee).
Sales: Approximately 27 million yen (annual)
Operating profit: Approximately 8 million yen (annual)
20 tsubo (approx. 66 sq m), 4 rooms, 4 therapists
Please feel free to contact us for more details.
① Property acquisition
② Fundraising
③ Store layout
④ Supplier introduction (optional)
⑤ Staff recruitment
⑥ Training (at a school certified by the Thai government)
⑦ Customer acquisition
⑧ Store operation
We will support you in generating substantial profits, even if you are from a different industry or have no prior experience.
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