Radiance Holdings’ brands here are massage and salon 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 Radiance Holdings
| Brand | Cost to open | Franchise fee | Royalty | Locations | 3-year change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sola Salon StudiosSalon | $950K–$1.75M | $60,000 | 5.5% | 744 | +98 (+15%) |
| The Woodhouse Day SpaMassage | $1.34M–$2.02M | $60,000 | 6% | 93 | +16 (+21%) |
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 837 US locations, 92% of them run by franchisees. Across the brands, the total grew by 114 locations (+16%), from 2023 to 2025.
Grew the most
Brands that started the three years with at least 10 locations.
Fees and royalties across the brands
Every Radiance Holdings brand here charges the same $60K franchise fee. Where the royalty is a single share of sales, it runs from 5.5% to 6%, typically 5.8%. On top of that, the marketing fund ranges from 1.5% to 1.8% 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, 2 publish yearly sales per location, from $448K at Sola Salon Studios to $2.71M at The Woodhouse Day Spa. None requires the owner to run it day to day; a trained manager can.
| Brand | Sales per location | Marketing fund | Who runs it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sola Salon Studios | $448K a year | 1.5% of sales | A trained manager can run it |
| The Woodhouse Day Spa | $2.71M a year | 1.8% of sales | A trained manager can run it |