
Pause Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data for 2025
Pause is a modern, one-stop wellness studio that blends advanced recovery technology with elevated hospitality, offering services like infrared sauna and IV drips.
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Pause is a modern, one-stop wellness studio that blends advanced recovery technology with elevated hospitality, offering services like infrared sauna and IV drips.

Function Health, the at-home diagnostic testing platform co-founded by Dr.

PureGym rebrands 56 former Blink Fitness gyms in NY and NJ.

Massage Envy is adding a few robotic hands to select franchise locations, giving clients the option to book Aescape, an AI-powered, self-guided massage service that lets users personalize pressure, music, muscle targets and recovery goals through a touchscreen.

JetSet Pilates is entering its next stage of growth in the city where it started: Miami.

JetSet Pilates, a boutique fitness brand, has unveiled a new global headquarters in Miami, Florida.

JetSet Pilates has surpassed 200 studios sold, marking a milestone for the Miami-based modern reformer Pilates franchise as it scales across the U.S.

Next Health has acquired medical weight-loss and wellness clinic Lindora from Xponential Fitness, the sides announced Friday.

Hyrox continues to stake its claim to being the world’s hottest fitness brand, this time deepening its relationship with Third Space, an upscale fitness chain with 14 locations in the London area.

New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a settlement Friday with Equinox Group after the luxury fitness operator was found to have violated state consumer protection laws by making it challenging for members to cancel their subscriptions.

Amped Fitness is making its Houston debut with two new locations slated to open this summer—bringing its signature “amped up” aesthetic and vibes with content creator-friendly spaces, mood lighting and amenities.

Discover Strength, a Minnesota-based strength training franchise that offers time-crunched fitness enthusiasts effective, 30-minute strength training workouts twice per week, has its eyes set on Houston, Texas—a market w

The Bay Club Company is in deal-making mode as the luxury sports, recreation and active lifestyle operator looks to nearly double its club count by the end of this year.
With over a decade of experience in boutique fitness at brands like Flywheel Sports, House of Athlete, RE/GEN Method, and Equinox, Lyons specializes in instructor recruitment, talent development, and fitness programming.

MassageLuxe, a spa franchise specializing in massages as well as aesthetic services, is expanding its footprint in Minnesota through new and existing franchising, with plans to open 16 locations across the state over the next five years.

Fitness Premier adds medical weight loss program, eyes 100 locations

The fitness and wellness industry stands at a crossroads of opportunity and innovation, according to Marc Magliacano, managing partner of L Catterton’s Flagship Fund.

Sola Salons leveraged technology to support franchisees and salon professionals, creating seamless solutions that simplify operations and enhance profitability.

Pvolve's director of training discusses the brand's rise to prominence

Orangetheory Fitness adds four new studios in U.S. and Saudi Arabia.

Life Time's Miora clinic offers longevity services, including GLP-1s, for $149-$249 monthly

Leading U.K. gym operator PureGym has finalized its acquisition of Blink Fitness, completing a $121 million deal that will see 67 New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania-area Blink Fitness gyms rebranded under the PureGym banner in 2025.

Planet Fitness has made a last-minute bid to compete for Blink Fitness in a second attempt to seize the budget gym chain after its initial offer was rejected over antitrust concerns, according to CNBC.

PureGym, a global gym operator hailing from the U.K., has been given the green light to acquire Blink’s corporate operations and a substantial portion of the Equinox-owned gym brand’s locations in New York and New Jersey in a $121 million cash deal.