BodyWorkz Franchise Deep Dive: Units, Costs and Earnings

BodyWorkz is a three-in-one wellness franchise offering chiropractic, acupuncture and massage treatments. While the brand is still quite small — just two units — it has been a mainstay in its local Arizona communities for a decade now.

With a relatively low initial investment, BodyWorkz presents a favorable opportunity for entrepreneurs to break into the high-demand wellness space in a lower-risk way.

There are currently two BodyWorkz locations in Mesa and Scottsdale, Arizona. BodyWorkz was founded in 2014 and has been serving its Arizona communities for a decade. As it works to grow through franchise partnerships, the brand is positioned to bring a valuable service to new markets with a unique combination of services that can help support the public’s growing emphasis on health and wellness.

BodyWorkz offers three key services: chiropractic, acupuncture and massage. With this combination, teams can address a wide range of health and wellness concerns, including headaches, hip and back pain, whiplash, scoliosis, sciatica, arthritis, joint stiffness and muscle spasms.

With this wide range of solutions under a single roof, BodyWorkz sets franchisees up to market to a wide customer base — including multiple services marketed to a single customer — in the safe, trusted environment of a single business.

BodyWorkz does not publicly disclose financial performance. Franchisees should refer to Item 19 of the brand’s Franchise Disclosure Document for any financial representations.

According to Entrepreneur, the initial investment required to begin the operation of a BodyWorkz franchise is $127,000 - $197,000. BodyWorkz also assesses a 6% royalty fee.

The franchise fee for BodyWorkz is $25,000.

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