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Curves, Indian Trail, North Carolina: $49,900 USD
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Curves franchise for sale in Indian Trail, North Carolina

List Price: $49,900 USD

Key Facts

Annual Gross Revenue

$68,800 USD

Cash Flow (SDE)

$25,000 – $50,000

Seasonal Business

Yes

Value of Inventory

$0

Value of Assets

Less than $25,000

Year Established

2001

Business Operates From

A retail location

Location Is

Leased

Approx. Monthly Rent

$1,500

Total Employees

Less than 10

1–3 Months

Transition
Support

Somewhat

Price/Terms
Flexibility

None

Seller financing Available

Part-time

Owner
Involvement

About this Business

This profitable women’s fitness business has been part of the community for 25 years—and it shows. Members know it, trust it, and keep coming back. With 2025 revenue of $68,800 and cash flow of $24,371, it’s a steady business with room to grow. The current owner runs it part-time, with flexible hours and a loyal staff in place. For the right buyer, it’s a chance to lead something meaningful.

The club offers 30-minute workouts designed for women of all ages and fitness levels. Strength, cardio, and stretching are guided by a supportive coach in a positive, no-judgment space. Members also have access to wellness programs, online workouts, and personalized support. It’s more than a gym—it’s a community.

Locals agree: this business has been voted “Best Gym” and “Best Weight Loss Facility” in Union County five years running, and it’s a Nextdoor Neighborhood Fave. Growth is within reach—extend the hours, add tech to increase value, and tap into ready-made digital marketing tools. Local events are always happening and offer easy ways to connect with future members.

If you’re looking for a business that fits your lifestyle—and gives you purpose—this could be it. It’s low-risk, community-loved, and ready for its next chapter.

Inquire now for pre-qualification / NDA by email from Franchise Flippers!

Growth opportunities

The women’s fitness industry is growing rapidly as more women prioritize health and wellness. This brand offers a unique, non-intimidating alternative to boutique gyms, with its affordable and efficient 30-minute circuit workouts. This franchise is well-positioned to capitalize on industry trends by offering flexible hybrid fitness options, including both in-person and online workouts. Located in a town recognized as one of the “Best Places to Live in America” and the “Most Affordable Place in North Carolina,” this Curves franchise could attract new members by: • Extending hours to offer more flexibility for members. • Incorporating franchisor technology to elevate the workout experience and support a potential price increase. • Leveraging its 4.9-star rating and award-winning reputation to boost visibility. • Expanding marketing efforts through corporate-led digital campaigns and local community events. The demand for affordable, supportive fitness solutions continues to grow, and this location is primed to thrive with the right owner in place.

Owner's Day-to-Day Involvement

The current owner works 20–25 hours per week, splitting time evenly between in-club operations and business management. Responsibilities include staff oversight, customer relations, marketing, and managing business finances.

Additional Info

This is a trusted brand with over 33 years of history, backed by modernized tools and systems to ensure franchisees succeed in today’s evolving fitness landscape. The new owner will benefit from advanced CRM systems, streamlined payment options, and personalized member engagement tools powered by WellnessLiving.

Asset Description

The sale price includes $15,000 in assets, covering essential furniture, fixtures, and equipment needed to run the business. This includes 12 women’s-specific fitness machines, a stretching station, wellness mats, desk, chair, computers, printer, small furniture, filing cabinets, product display, TV, and fans. A small inventory of merchandise, such as shirts and water bottles, is also included.

Reason for Selling

The owner is looking to leave a legacy of providing a resource for women in her community to improve their health and wellness and transition this successful business to a new entrepreneur who will continue to support its mission of empowering women.

Why I Love My Franchise

It offers the chance to help people achieve their goals in a warm, welcoming environment. The business is built on a supportive community of women, making it rewarding to be part of members’ successes. The franchisor’s support and training ensure owners feel equipped to thrive in this positive and impactful industry.

About Curves

Curves is a women’s-focused fitness franchise built around its signature 30-minute circuit workout, which combines strength training, cardio and stretching on hydraulic-resistance machines, with each session guided by a Curves Coach. Founded in 1992 in Harlingen, Texas and franchising since 1999, it pioneered accessible, boutique-style fitness for women before the studio trend took hold.

Curves grew into one of the world’s largest fitness franchises, reaching several thousand clubs across dozens of countries, and remains the largest women’s-only fitness network globally. The North American business is independently owned, headquartered in Waco, Texas, and operates separately from the Koshidaka-owned Curves operation in Japan. It is currently relaunching under new leadership, modernizing its clubs, technology and member programs.

Beyond the in-club circuit, the model spans MyCurves On Demand online workouts, the Curves On the Go mobile concept, and nutrition, weight-management and women’s health education programs. Clubs run on a membership model, with body-composition scanning and fitness tracking used to support member results and add revenue streams.

Franchisee Support

Incoming owners complete a certification program of 40 hours of blended online and live sessions, plus a week (five days) of training at the company's Waco headquarters. Each franchisee is backed by a dedicated Business Development Manager, ongoing coaching, operating software and marketing materials, with an annual three-day conference offering additional workshops. Resale buyers should confirm with Curves what onboarding and certification the franchisor provides to incoming owners and existing coaching staff, and what software and system access transfers with the club.

Brand Accolades & Awards

Curves holds a Guinness World Record as the largest fitness franchise and is widely recognized as the largest women's-only fitness network. It was named Most Trusted Women's Fitness Franchise by Corporate Vision in 2020, earned a Nextdoor Neighborhood Favorite in 2022, and received the Shining Star Award in 2009. The franchisor is an IHRSA member and listed on the Franchise Registry. For resale buyers, brand-level recognition should be weighed alongside the specific territory's local reviews, referral sources and community standing.

Industry / Market

Curves operates in the US boutique fitness segment, valued at roughly $5.4 billion in 2025 and projected to grow at about 12.8% annually through 2032. The wider US health and fitness club industry reached around $45.8 billion in 2025, with record membership of nearly 77 million Americans. Demand is supported by growing interest in strength training, preventive health and women-only training environments, particularly among women over 45. For resale buyers, local demand depends on community demographics and the strength of the specific club's membership base.

Ideal Owner

Curves suits a hands-on, community-minded operator who genuinely connects with women's health and fitness and enjoys motivating and retaining members. Day to day, the owner leads a small coaching team, drives local membership sales and referrals, and maintains the supportive, non-intimidating club atmosphere the brand is known for. Prior fitness experience helps but is not essential; relationship-building, consistency and local marketing matter more. Owners comfortable with member retention and grassroots community outreach tend to fit the model best.