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[Comprehensive Comparison Guide of 3 Major Franchise Companies Available Now] No franchise fee! Start a low-risk, small-scale personal gym business with no need for an owner to be on-site.
A personal training gym offering completely private rooms and instruction tailored to each individual's physical needs. Based on a small, single-booth design, initial investment is kept low, and headquarters provides support for store opening preparations, customer acquisition, and recruitment training.
Estimated Startup Cost:Up to ¥5,000,000
Industry:Various Services
We aim to open small stores based on a single booth of 18 square meters or more, focusing on essential equipment and functions. The initial startup cost is approximately 3.5 million yen (excluding tax) in this model case. This includes support for opening a store, recruitment training, property acquisition, interior design, equipment, and startup preparation costs. This may vary depending on property conditions, and operating capital after opening will be required separately.
Since certified trainers handle daily store operations and customer service, the owner does not need to be present at the store. This can be considered as a side business for company employees or as a new venture for a corporation. It is also possible to operate as a certified trainer yourself. The owner is responsible for contracts, costs, and management, while headquarters provides operational support.
The headquarters provides support from market area and property selection to customer acquisition using web advertising, MEO, and word-of-mouth, as well as trainer recruitment, interviews, and initial training. The goal is to create community-based stores, focusing on the continued use of monthly memberships. The monthly fee to headquarters is only 130,000 yen (excluding tax, fixed), consisting of a headquarters fee of 100,000 yen and a system usage fee of 30,000 yen. Actual costs such as advertising media fees and job posting fees are separate.
Up to half the initial costs of major franchises.
Approximately 3.5 million yen (excluding tax) is used as a reference case, and includes store opening support, recruitment, initial training support, property acquisition, interior design, equipment, opening preparation costs, and contingency funds.
Franchise fee is 0 yen. This is a model case for a small, single-booth store, and may vary depending on property conditions, etc. Working capital after opening is required separately.
Based on a model of one store/one booth with 43 monthly contracts, we estimate monthly sales of approximately 1.04 million yen and monthly operating profit of approximately 300,000 yen. If these conditions are maintained for 12 months, the annual operating profit would be approximately 3.63 million yen.
We aim to operate a gym that does not require a permanent owner, focusing on the continued use of monthly memberships. Detailed income and expenditure breakdowns are available upon request for materials or individual consultation.
*This is an additional calculation based on the calculation conditions of existing materials. It is a model case excluding taxes and does not represent a forecast or guarantee of first-year profits. Profits are before deductions of taxes, loan repayments, depreciation, owner's compensation, etc., and do not include initial startup costs.
From market research and property selection to interior design, contractor selection, trainer recruitment, interviews, hiring, and initial training, headquarters provides comprehensive support for opening your business.
For customer acquisition, we combine web advertising, MEO, word-of-mouth, landing pages, and local strategies to support the entire customer journey from trial booking to membership. We also provide operational support after opening, utilizing manuals.
*The franchisee is responsible for property and trainer contracts, compensation payments, and business management. Actual costs such as advertising media fees and recruitment posting fees are the franchisee's responsibility.
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