YogaSix
YogaSix franchise for sale in SEATTLE, Washington
List Price: $150,000 USD
Key Facts
Annual Gross Revenue
$400,000 USD
Cash Flow (SDE)
Less than $25,000
Seasonal Business
No
Value of Inventory
Upon Inquiry
Value of Assets
$100,000 – $150,000
Year Established
2021
Business Operates From
A retail location
Location Is
Leased
Approx. Monthly Rent
$12,000
Total Employees
10–25
1–3 MonthsTransition
Support
NonePrice/Terms
Flexibility
NoneSeller financing Available
Part-timeOwner
Involvement
About this Business
YogaSix West Seattle presents a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully built, fully operational boutique fitness studio in one of Seattle\’s most desirable and affluent neighborhoods. Located within The Whittaker, a premier mixed-use retail destination anchored by Whole Foods Market, the studio enjoys exceptional visibility, abundant parking, strong daily traffic, and a built-in customer base from the surrounding luxury apartments and vibrant Alaska Junction business district.
Opened in 2021, the studio features the latest YogaSix design, premium heated yoga infrastructure, and an established operational foundation with experienced instructors, front desk staff, and proven systems already in place. The business serves a loyal membership community and offers significant upside for an owner focused on local marketing, community partnerships, corporate wellness, teacher recruitment, and membership growth.
Building a new YogaSix requires a substantial investment of time and capital. This turnkey opportunity allows a buyer to step into an established studio in a premier market with immediate revenue, existing infrastructure, and one of the strongest retail locations in the Pacific Northwest.
Growth opportunities
Membership growth through increased grassroots marketing and community partnerships Corporate wellness relationships with West Seattle employers Expansion of workshops, specialty events, and teacher trainings Increased retail sales and referral programs Owner-led member engagement and local outreach
Owner's Day-to-Day Involvement
Current ownership focuses primarily on strategic oversight, financial management, instructor recruitment, and marketing initiatives while the studio operates with an experienced instructor team and front desk staff. A hands-on owner-operator has a tremendous opportunity to accelerate growth through consistent community engagement and local business partnerships.
Asset Description
Beautifully designed turnkey YogaSix studio including premium heated yoga buildout, specialized HVAC and humidity systems, reception area, retail displays, locker facilities, studio sound and lighting systems, yoga equipment, weights, bands, blocks, bolsters, computers, washer and dryer, security system, and all furniture, fixtures, and equipment necessary for continued operation.
Inventory Description
Yoga mats, towels, yoga props, retail apparel, grip socks, accessories, and branded merchandise.
Reason for Selling
The owners are focusing on other business ventures and are seeking a buyer who can dedicate the time and energy to fully capitalize on the tremendous opportunity this premier location offers.
Why I Love My Franchise
YogaSix West Seattle has become far more than a yoga studio—it is a genuine community. Watching members build friendships, improve their health, and make yoga part of their everyday lives has been incredibly rewarding. The combination of an outstanding location, an exceptional instructor team, and the nationally recognized YogaSix brand creates an exciting opportunity for the next owner to build upon a strong foundation and continue growing one of West Seattle\'s premier wellness destinations.
About YogaSix
YogaSix is a boutique yoga studio franchise founded in 2012, operating as part of Xponential Fitness, a large multi-brand fitness franchisor headquartered in Irvine, California. The brand offers heated and non-heated yoga classes designed to be accessible to practitioners of every experience level, from those trying yoga for the first time to longtime practitioners. Class formats include sculpt, slow flow, and deep stretching, giving members options across different fitness goals and intensity preferences.
Each studio operates on a membership model, with revenue driven by monthly dues rather than individual transactions. Franchisees run brick-and-mortar locations in retail or mixed-use settings, employing certified yoga instructors and front-of-house staff. The brand uses an executive franchise model, meaning owners manage and grow the business rather than deliver classes themselves.
YogaSix has grown to over 200 studios open globally, with international expansion underway including its first European location in Germany in 2024. Xponential Fitness provides shared infrastructure across marketing, technology, and franchise operations, drawing on its broader portfolio of fitness brands.
Franchisee Support
YogaSix's franchisee onboarding includes 23 hours of classroom training in business operations and studio management. Ongoing support includes weekly and monthly update webinars, one-on-one coaching as the business grows, and access to national marketing resources covering social media, influencer marketing, and regional advertising. Xponential Fitness provides shared technology and operating systems across its franchise network. Resale buyers should clarify with YogaSix what transfer training and system access are available when ownership changes.
Brand Accolades & Awards
YogaSix has appeared on Entrepreneur's Franchise 500 in both 2024 and 2025, ranking No. 496 on the 2025 list. The brand has also been named among Entrepreneur's Fastest-Growing Franchises for four consecutive years (2022–2025) and on the Top New Franchise list in 2022 and 2023. Consumer media coverage includes Women's Health, Well+Good, Time, and Franchise Times, with broader visibility across wellness and business publications. For resale buyers, brand-level recognition should be weighed alongside the reputation of the specific studio and its local standing.
Industry / Market
The US yoga and pilates studio sector generated approximately $14.7 billion in revenue in 2024 (IBISWorld), supported by sustained consumer interest in low-impact fitness, stress relief, and overall wellness. Boutique studio formats attract members seeking structured, community-led practice; the membership model generates steadier revenue than drop-in formats. Demand spans a wide demographic range, with growing participation among older adults seeking lower-impact exercise options. For resale buyers, the local competitive environment, including nearby yoga and boutique fitness studios, is a key factor when assessing a territory.
Ideal Owner
YogaSix suits owners comfortable managing a customer-facing service business who do not need to be yoga practitioners themselves. The executive franchise model is built for operators who focus on staff hiring and management, local membership marketing, and studio culture rather than hands-on class delivery. Community-building is central to how YogaSix studios operate, so owners who enjoy creating a welcoming local presence tend to thrive. A background in business operations, retail, or hospitality is useful; prior fitness industry experience is not required.