RevStrong Begins Franchising, Aims To ‘Disrupt’ Traditional Group Fitness
RevStrong’s model combines strength training and streamlined operations to deliver results for both members and owners, its CEO says
RevStrong is opening its playbook to fitness franchisees as demand for strength-driven group workouts continues to rise and as the brand sets its sights beyond its current three-studio footprint.
The Texas-based boutique fitness concept touts a streamlined operational model, recurring revenue potential, and prime territory availability in key U.S. markets.
“RevStrong was built to disrupt the outdated group fitness model,” RevStrong president and CEO Reid Warner said. “We created a strength-focused experience that delivers real results, fosters connection, and gives our members the tools to build strength and confidence that lasts. Now, we’re giving franchise partners the opportunity to grow fitness businesses that truly change lives.”
RevStrong offers two group fitness formats tailored to different schedules and fitness needs. RevStrong Standard is a 50-minute session blending strength, cardio and endurance, led by expert coaches and designed for all levels. For those short on time, RevFlex 30 delivers a high-intensity, strength-based workout in just 30 minutes, providing maximum impact in a condensed format.
In addition to its strength-focused workouts, RevStrong offers a nutrition coaching program where members can access one-on-one guidance from a nutritionist, personalized meal plans, macro-friendly recipes and ongoing accountability, all delivered through RevStrong’s partnership with Macrostax. New members can try the service with a four-week free trial.
Prospective RevStrong franchisees can expect a $40,000 franchise fee, with total startup costs estimated at just over $429,000, including a $100,000 working capital buffer. A 6% royalty on gross sales also applies, according to RevStrong’s website.
“We’re not interested in opening cookie-cutter gyms,” Warner said. “We’re building a movement of fitness leaders who care about delivering results and cultivating a loyal fitness community. We believe we’ve designed one of the most operationally streamlined and financially efficient group fitness models on the market, giving franchisees the ability to run their business with greater ease, lower overhead, and the potential for strong, sustainable returns. RevStrong franchisees aren’t just investors, they’re fitness operators passionate about performance, longevity and people.”
Franchising remains a strong economic engine, raking in an estimated $858.5 billion in 2023 in the U.S. and projected to hit $894 billion for 2024, according to Franchise Clues.