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Purpose Brands franchises

The franchise brands owned by Purpose Brands, with what each costs to open, its fees and royalty, and how its locations have changed.

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Brands
5 gym, fitness and pilates and barre
US locations
3,773 99% franchised
Three-year change
−2% −86 locations
Cost to open
$240K to $1.1M

Purpose Brands’ brands here include gym, fitness and pilates and barre franchises. Each is franchised on its own terms, under its own agreement, so the cost to open, the fees and the record of each brand differ, even where the parent company is the same.

Brands owned by Purpose Brands

Brands owned by Purpose Brands, largest first
BrandCost to openFranchise feeRoyaltyLocations3-year change
Anytime FitnessGym$539K–$905K$42,500$842/month2,282−48 (−2%)
Orangetheory FitnessFitness$765K–$1.1M$59,9508%1,224−78 (−6%)
Waxing the CitySalon$340K–$646K$42,5006%167+28 (+20%)
The Bar MethodPilates and barre$240K–$491K$42,5006%77+1 (+1%)
Basecamp FitnessGym$513K–$833K$42,5008%23+11 (+92%)

Change is in US locations, franchised and company-owned, over the three latest years in each brand’s filing. A dash means the brand’s counts aren’t usable.

Size and growth

Together these brands have 3,773 US locations, 99% of them run by franchisees. Across the brands, the total fell by 86 locations (−2%), from 2022 to 2025.

US locations by Purpose Brands brand

Brands that started the three years with at least 10 locations.

Fees and royalties across the brands

Franchise fees run from $43K to $60K across these brands, with a typical $43K. Where the royalty is a single share of sales, it runs from 6% to 8%, typically 7%. Anytime Fitness ($842/month) charges another way. On top of that, the marketing fund ranges from 2% to 3% of sales.

A shared parent can mean shared suppliers, systems and support staff, but it rarely means shared terms: compare the agreements brand by brand, and ask whether owning one brand gets you anything when you buy another.

Sales per location and who runs it

Of these brands, 5 publish yearly sales per location, from $423K at The Bar Method to $802K at Orangetheory Fitness. None requires the owner to run it day to day; a trained manager can.

Sales, marketing fund and who runs each Purpose Brands brand
BrandSales per locationMarketing fundWho runs it
Anytime Fitness$447K a yearOther termsOwner needn't take part
Orangetheory Fitness$802K a year3% of salesOwner needn't take part
Waxing the City$478K a year2% of salesOwner needn't take part
The Bar Method$423K a year2% of salesA trained manager can run it
Basecamp Fitness$426K a year2% of salesOwner needn't take part

Questions

Who owns Purpose Brands?

Roark Capital backs it alongside the founders. Purpose Brands was formed in 2024 when Orangetheory Fitness and Self Esteem Brands, the parent of Anytime Fitness, completed their merger. Source: PR Newswire