StretchLab | 2 Turnkey Miami Studios + 5 Territories
StretchLab franchise for sale in Palmetto Bay, Florida
List Price: $299,000 USD
Key Facts
Annual Gross Revenue
$440,000 USD
Cash Flow (SDE)
Upon Inquiry
Seasonal Business
No
Value of Inventory
Upon Inquiry
Value of Assets
$50,000 – $100,000
Year Established
2025
Business Operates From
A retail location
Location Is
Leased
Approx. Monthly Rent
Upon Inquiry
Total Employees
Less than 10
1–3 MonthsTransition
Support
SomewhatPrice/Terms
Flexibility
NoneSeller financing Available
PassiveOwner
Involvement
About this Business
Two fully operational StretchLab studios in South Florida, plus exclusive franchise development rights to five additional territories across Miami-Dade and Broward counties, all for $299,000. To build these two studios from scratch today would cost between $538,000 and over $1.2 million. This portfolio transfers at a fraction of that.
Both studios are open, staffed, and generating recurring monthly EFT revenue. StretchLab Pinecrest (opened November 2025) has 122 active members and produced over $117,000 in its first five months, with membership attrition as low as 2.9% in April, well below the 10% system average. StretchLab Doral (opened December 2025) has 60 active members and generated $64,500 YTD, with attrition improving from 28% at opening to 12.9% in May. Combined, both studios generated $181,800 from January through May 2026.
Both locations are fully built out, staffed with trained Flexologists, integrated with ClubReady, and generating supplemental income through Gympass/Wellhub and healthcare reimbursement partnerships. The hard work of site selection, build-out, hiring, and launch is done. A buyer steps into operating businesses on day one.
The five undeveloped territories (Coral Gables, Brickell, Kendall, Palmetto Bay, and Pembroke Pines) represent some of the most affluent, health-conscious zip codes in Florida. Each carries a new-build franchise fee of $45,000 before a single dollar of construction. At $299,000 for the entire platform, a buyer is acquiring two turnkey studios plus a five-territory growth runway at a price that competitors paid just to open one location.
Growth opportunities
Both studios are in early ramp phase with significant revenue upside ahead. Pinecrest is tracking toward the system's national average of $44,000+ monthly revenue as membership grows. Doral's attrition has already dropped from 28% at opening to 12.9% in May, and membership conversion will accelerate with a more locally engaged owner. Neither studio has meaningfully activated corporate wellness partnerships, employer benefit programs, or grassroots community outreach, all of which are documented revenue drivers in the StretchLab system. Gympass/Wellhub and healthcare reimbursement streams are live and growing. The five undeveloped territories represent the largest growth lever: Brickell, Coral Gables, Kendall, Palmetto Bay, and Pembroke Pines are among the most affluent zip codes in Florida, with no StretchLab presence. A buyer who develops even one additional territory doubles the portfolio's scale on infrastructure already in place.
Owner's Day-to-Day Involvement
The business operates under a semi-absentee model. Both studios are led by experienced General Managers with deep fitness industry backgrounds who handle all day-to-day operations, staffing, scheduling, and member experience. Owners operate at the executive level, managing franchisor relations, lease obligations, legal, and financial oversight. Current ownership averages fewer than 5 hours per week per studio. The infrastructure is in place for a hands-on owner to meaningfully accelerate growth.
Additional Info
This is an asset purchase. Buyer acquires build-outs, equipment, membership base, EFT run-rate, ClubReady accounts, lease assignments, transferred franchise licenses, and five undeveloped territory rights. Seller retains the legal entity and pre-closing liabilities. Franchisor consent required. Transaction can close in 30 to 60 days from executed LOI. Detailed financials available to qualified buyers upon NDA execution.
Asset Description
Each studio includes the full Xponential-standard FF&E package: 10 commercial stretching benches, Hyperice percussion devices and charging station, foam rollers, ab mats, blocks, pillows, straps, and exercise balls. Studio fixtures include custom millwork front desk, slatwall retail displays, and branded buildout. Technology package includes POS system, tablets, wireless speakers, and security cameras. Branded retail inventory included.
Reason for Selling
Owners are successful entrepreneurs with an expanding portfolio across multiple industries. Several capital-intensive projects reached closing simultaneously in early 2025, redirecting available resources. Combined with new professional commitments at the executive level, ownership has made the decision to focus on core priorities. The studios deserve a dedicated owner with the time and local focus to unlock the next phase of growth. This is an opportunity, not a distress sale.
Why I Love My Franchise
The wellness and fitness industry is one of the most resilient and fastest-growing sectors in today's economy, and assisted stretching sits at the center of the longevity movement that is reshaping how people think about health. Stretching is not a trend. It is a fundamental human need that crosses every demographic. StretchLab is the category leader, and Miami is one of the country's most health-conscious markets. The opportunity here is real, and the timing has never been better.
About StretchLab
StretchLab is a boutique fitness franchise delivering one-on-one and group assisted stretching services to members across all ages and activity levels. Founded in 2015 and franchising since 2018, the brand has grown to nearly 500 studios across North America, making it the largest assisted stretching franchise in the market. Sessions run 25 or 50 minutes and are delivered by certified Flexologists: trained stretching specialists focused on improving flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
Studios run on a membership model, with recurring dues making up the large majority of revenue. The business is designed as an executive franchise, meaning owners typically hire a studio manager for day-to-day operations rather than delivering services themselves. Select studios also offer Normatec compression therapy alongside the core stretch programme.
StretchLab sits within the Xponential Fitness portfolio, a multi-brand platform operating several boutique fitness and wellness concepts. This parent structure gives franchisees access to shared vendor relationships, national brand infrastructure, and a support team with extensive fitness franchising experience.
Franchisee Support
StretchLab franchisees complete a week-long Franchise University programme covering business operations, sales activation, and service delivery standards, alongside 23 hours of classroom instruction. Ongoing support includes weekly and monthly update webinars, one-on-one operational coaching as studios mature, and access to co-operative advertising resources. The Xponential parent network provides vendor relationships and shared marketing infrastructure that carry over post-opening. Resale buyers should confirm with StretchLab what onboarding and Franchise University access the franchisor provides to incoming ownership.
Brand Accolades & Awards
StretchLab has earned multiple Entrepreneur recognitions: ranked in the Franchise 500 from 2023 through 2026 (most recently at No. 260 in 2026), named a Top New Franchise in 2023, and listed as a Fastest-Growing Franchise in 2023, 2024, and 2025. The brand also appears on Inc. Magazine's Inc. 5000 and Inc. 500 lists, and earned the No. 2 position on Franchise Times' Fast & Serious list in 2025. Media coverage has extended to Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Fast Company, and Women's Health.
Industry / Market
Consumer demand for recovery-focused wellness has grown steadily across the US, driven by aging demographics, rising sports participation, and broader acceptance of flexibility and mobility work as everyday health priorities. The North American boutique fitness segment generates billions in annual revenue annually, with membership-based studios benefiting from consumer willingness to pay for personalized services. Assisted stretching occupies a growing niche within this category with limited direct franchise competition at present. For resale buyers, the unit's existing membership base and monthly retention data are more meaningful indicators of local demand than broad market statistics.
Ideal Owner
StretchLab suits operators comfortable in an executive role: recruiting and managing a small team of Flexologists and a studio manager rather than personally delivering services. Strong community engagement and interpersonal skills matter more than a fitness background, though genuine interest in health and wellness helps with local marketing and member relationships. The model is staffing-led and operations-focused, with the owner's attention directed toward hiring, staff retention, performance tracking, and local brand-building.