FDD-based startup cost, franchise fee, revenue, profit, SBA default rate, and investment risk signals for BODYBAR And BODYBAR PILATES.
Based on 2025 FDD · 2 filings in corpus
Cost and profit at a glance
Based on FDDIQ's FDD corpus, a BODYBAR And BODYBAR PILATES franchise shows an estimated initial investment of $390K – $759K. Reported owner economics show $81K. Use the links below to compare the cost, revenue, SBA loan history, and ROI against other franchises before you request the full FDD.
Quick fee read: $60K franchise fee · 9% royalty/ad burden. These figures are directional screening data, not a substitute for reading the current FDD and speaking with existing operators.
BODYBAR And BODYBAR PILATES requires a total initial investment of $390K to $759K (midpoint approximately $575K), with an initial franchise fee of $60K. The ongoing fee burden is 9% (7% royalty plus 2% advertising fund). This is below the industry average of approximately 18.1%, leaving more margin for the operator.
According to Item 19 of the 2025 FDD, the median revenue for BODYBAR And BODYBAR PILATES locations is $733K. The implied franchisee EBITDA is approximately $81K, based on the margin assumptions disclosed in the FDD. The estimated cash-on-cash return is 14.0% with a payback period of approximately 7.1 years.
BODYBAR And BODYBAR PILATES operates approximately 11 franchised units.
Prospective franchisees should verify all figures against the most recent FDD, conduct validation calls with multiple existing franchisees, and consult with a franchise attorney before signing any agreement.
Analysis based on 2025 FDD filing. FDDIQ Editorial Team · Methodology
Estimated using sector-average margins. Actual franchise economics vary by location, operator, and market conditions.
Industry averages based on FranchiseIQ corpus benchmarks. ▲ = better than avg, ▼ = worse.
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