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CorePlus franchise

2025 filing · March 17, 2025

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CorePlus at a glance

A fitness studio offering reformer Pilates, yoga and related exercise classes.

The business

Industry
Pilates and barre
Also listed in fitness
Franchisor
CorePlus Group USA, Corp
The company that sells the franchises
Who runs it
Manager
A trained manager can run it day to day
Typical size
About 3,000 sq ft

What you pay

Cost to open
$713K–$1.2M
Fee, build-out and opening working capital
Franchise fee
$55,000
Paid once, when you sign
Royalty
8%
8% of gross sales, paid monthly, plus a marketing fund contribution
Brand fund
2%
2% of gross sales, paid monthly; it can rise to 5%
Renewal fee
$25,000
When the agreement ends and you sign again
SBA Franchise Directory
Not listed
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Where it is

US locations, 2024
0
Franchised and company-owned
Franchised
0
Company-owned
0
Change in 3 years
0
Franchised locations, 2022–2024

Support and records

Shares sales figures
No
Ask current owners what a location makes
Initial training
14.5 hours
11.5 hours in class and 3 on the job
Lawsuits disclosed
None
Bankruptcy disclosed
None
Latest filing
Mar 17, 2025
2025 filing

From CorePlus Group USA, Corp’s 2025 filing; SBA status from the SBA Franchise Directory, October 28, 2026.

Where it ranks

CorePlus among all franchises with the same figure.

FigureCorePlusAmong all franchises
Cost to open, midpointHalfway between the low and high estimate$955,850Costs more than 82% of franchises
Franchise feePaid once, when you sign$55,000Higher than 82% of franchises
RoyaltyShare of sales paid to the franchisor8%Higher than 85% of brands with a set rate
US locationsFranchised and company-owned0Fewer than 97% of franchises

How much a CorePlus franchise costs

Opening one CorePlus costs an estimated $713,200 to $1,198,500. That covers the franchise fee and everything else needed to open, through the first months of working capital.

The biggest costs are studio fit-out and signage ($450,000 to $750,000) and studio equipment ($85,000 to $110,000). Here is every line of the estimate as filed:

What it pays forRangeLowHigh
Franchise Fee$55,000
Franchise Security Deposit$6,000
Initial Training Expenses$0$10,000
Computer Software, Computer Hardware, and Point of Sale System$5,000$10,000
Studio Equipment$85,000$110,000
Studio Fit-out and Signage$450,000$750,000
Studio Design/Architect & Project Management Fees$35,000$45,000
Initial Inventory$1,000$5,000
Uniforms$1,000$2,500
Professional Fees$5,000$20,000
Rent and Security Deposits$20,000$36,000
Permits and Licenses$5,000$25,000
Opening Promotion Costs$10,000
Telephone/Internet and Other Telecommunications Fee$0$500
Utility Deposits$0$1,000
Office Supplies$100$1,000
Office Equipment$1,000$10,000
Insurance (premium for first year)$1,100$2,500
Additional Funds - 3 months$33,000$99,000
Total$713,200$1,198,500

Source: CorePlus Group USA, Corp, 2025 filing, page 14

CorePlus franchise fee

The franchise fee is $55,000. You pay it when you sign the franchise agreement.

Source: CorePlus Group USA, Corp, 2025 filing, page 9

Royalty and ongoing fees

Royalty8% of gross sales, paid monthly, plus a marketing fund contribution.
Brand or marketing fund2% of gross sales, paid monthly; it can rise to 5%.
Computer Software, Computer Hardware, and Point of Sale System$5,000
Renewal Fee$25,000
General Training Fee$150 per hour or $1,000 per day (8 hours)

The typical franchise royalty is 6% of sales, plus 2% for marketing. See franchise fees and royalties to compare.

Source: CorePlus Group USA, Corp, 2025 filing, page 10

Other fees as filed, from pages 11–14. The filing lists every fee, including late fees and audit costs.

Sales and earnings

No figures CorePlus does not share sales or profit figures for its locations. Talking to current and former franchise owners is the usual way to learn what a location earns.

Source: CorePlus Group USA, Corp, 2025 filing, page 43

How CorePlus compares

Of the 23 Pilates and barre franchises on this site, CorePlus is the 22nd cheapest to open and the 20th largest by number of locations.

FigureCorePlusTypical Pilates and barre brandTypical franchise
Cost to open, low end$713K$413K$222K
Cost to open, high end$1.2M$736K$477K
Franchise fee$55K$55K$40K
Royalty8%7%6%
Brand fund2%2%2%
US locations0821
Shares earnings figuresNo19 of 232,147 of 3,352

Typical is the median across the 23 brands in pilates and barre franchises; typical franchise, across every brand here.

Locations opened and closed

0 opened
0 closed or left
Franchised locations, last 3 years
2022
0 opened0 closed or left
0 (0)
2023
0 opened0 closed or left
0 (0)
2024
0 opened0 closed or left
0 (0)
YearFranchisedCompany-ownedOpenedClosed
20220 (0)000
20230 (0)000
20240 (0)000

Closed or left counts terminations, non-renewals, locations bought back by the franchisor and locations that stopped operating.

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Source: CorePlus Group USA, Corp, 2025 filing, page 44

Source filing (2025, PDF)

Who owns CorePlus?

CorePlus franchises are sold by CorePlus Group USA, Corp.

From CorePlus Group USA, Corp’s 2025 filing.

CorePlus filings

The figures on this page come from CorePlus Group USA, Corp’s 2025 filing, issued March 17, 2025, on record with the NASAA Electronic Filing Depository.

CorePlus filings, newest first
FilingIssuedRegistryOn this page
2025 filingMarch 17, 2025NASAA depositoryCosts, fees and locations, 2022–2024

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