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title: "Woodhouse Spas Franchise FDD Breakdown: Investment Costs and Earnings"
url: https://burnaze.com/article/df2f27f1-aa12-4ae3-9183-05ff4ff38fff
source: "1851 Franchise"
original_url: https://1851franchise.com/woodhouse-spas-fdd-costs-earnings-2729701
category: "Spa & massage"
industry: "Beauty & Wellness"
segment: "Spa & massage"
topics: ["Finance & M&A","Regulation & legal"]
published: 2025-07-07T14:09:01.000Z
modified: 2026-11-01T22:33:51.944Z
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# Woodhouse Spas Franchise FDD Breakdown: Investment Costs and Earnings

**TL;DR:** Woodhouse Spas, a nearly 90-unit luxury day spa franchise, offers a transparent Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) to help candidates understand investment costs and financial potential. The FDD outlines key information such as initial franchise fee, ongoing fees, estimated initial investment, and financial performance representations.

*originally published in 1851 Franchise on 2025-07-07. [Read the original](https://1851franchise.com/woodhouse-spas-fdd-costs-earnings-2729701).*

## Key facts

- Woodhouse Spas has a $60,000 initial franchise fee
- The FDD outlines estimated initial investment costs
- Franchised spas average and median gross sales are provided for 2022-2024

## Story

The nearly 90-unit luxury day spa franchise offers a transparent, investor-friendly Franchise Disclosure Document designed to help candidates understand costs, support and financial potential.

Woodhouse Spas, the nearly 90-unit luxury day spa franchise, offers an attractive investment opportunity for entrepreneurs. With a strong due diligence process focused on mutual evaluation, the brand is committed to transparency with its prospective owners and works to identify individuals who will build a true partnership.

A key component of this transparency is its Franchise Disclosure Document. The FDD offers a valuable look behind the scenes of the investment, and it’s a crucial road map.

“The FDD is designed to be a comprehensive guide, allowing prospective franchisees to really understand the investment and the support system we have in place,” said John Pantera, vice president of franchise development at Radiance Holdings, Woodhouse Spas’ parent company. “While it can seem like a lot to take in, we’ve structured our FDD to be as straightforward as possible, avoiding legal jargon where we can to make it as easy as possible for investors to focus on the core information.”

## Key FDD sections

Pantera recommends investors focus on four essential sections of the FDD. While there is valuable information throughout, these sections answer the big questions prospective owners have surrounding costs and profits.

**Item 5 — Initial Franchise Fee:** This section outlines how much it costs to secure a territory and become a Woodhouse Spas franchisee.

The initial franchise fee for Woodhouse Spas is $60,000. This is due when the franchisee signs the franchise agreement.

**Item 6 — Ongoing Fees:** This section outlines royalties, technology fees, marketing contributions and other costs associated with the ongoing support franchisees receive after signing the agreement and opening their spa.

**Item 7 — Estimated Initial Investment:** This section outlines the costs generally associated with opening a spa. While the ranges are good-faith estimates, there is no guarantee that the actual costs will stay within the provided ranges.

**Item 19 — Financial Performance Representations:** This section provides real-world revenue data to help candidates understand their potential earnings and make an informed decision.

## Financial performance data

**Franchised Spas Average and Median Gross Sales for 2022, 2023 and 2024**

**Item 2 — Business Experience:** This section lists the leaders within the franchise system and outlines their previous professional experience. This provides additional context to the support and expertise available to franchisees after they invest.

Woodhouse Spas’ current C-suite team includes:

- Ben Jones, Chief Executive Officer (Radiance Holdings)

- Robert Michael Bell Jr., Chief Financial Officer (Radiance Holdings)

- Scott Thompson, Chief Development Officer (Radiance Holdings)

## Leadership and support

- Ariel Clay, Chief Operating Officer (Woodhouse Spas)

Franchise prospects may also find information about vice presidents and directors in this section.

**Item 3 — Litigation:** This section provides information regarding any litigation for the franchise.

**Item 4 — Bankruptcy:** This section provides information regarding any bankruptcy associated with the franchise.

**Item 13 — Trademarks:** Woodhouse franchisees operate under the Woodhouse Spas Marks. This section outlines these and other Marks that Woodhouse Spas owns.

**Item 17 — Renewal, Termination, Transfer and Dispute Resolution:** This section gives key information regarding the franchise agreement and any special scenarios, including termination by the franchisee, termination by the franchisor, with or without cause, and more.

Woodhouse Spas’ commitment to clarity doesn’t stop at the numbers or use of clear, straightforward language. At the end of the FDD, prospective franchisees can see a copy of the full franchise agreement — the exact document they would sign should they choose to invest. This allows prospective owners and their attorneys to review the legal contract ahead of time and ensure they feel fully prepared to make the investment.

“We believe in transparency throughout the franchise journey,” Pantera said. “The FDD is a critical tool for building that trust. It’s not just a legal requirement. It’s our way of showing franchisees what they can expect and supporting them in making an informed decision about their future with Woodhouse Spas.”

## Entities

- 1851 Franchise (publication)
- franchise development (topic)
- Beauty & Wellness (sector)
- Scott Thompson (person)
- Woodhouse Spa (company)
- financial performance (topic)
- Radiance Holdings (company)
- franchise disclosure (topic)
- John Pantera (person)
- investment costs (topic)
- Ariel Clay (person)
- Ben Jones (person)

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Originally reported by 1851 Franchise (https://1851franchise.com/woodhouse-spas-fdd-costs-earnings-2729701). Summarized by Burnaze (https://burnaze.com/article/df2f27f1-aa12-4ae3-9183-05ff4ff38fff).
