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Snap Fitness
Health & Fitness· USA· Est. 2003

Snap Fitness

Parent: Snap Fitness Inc. / Lift Brands

FRA VerifiedLow TransparencyLow Cost EntryHigh Risk
55

Red Flags Detected

  • Low transparency — limited public financial disclosure
  • AUV significantly below Anytime Fitness
Overview

Snap Fitness operates a compact 24/7 gym model targeting secondary and tertiary markets. While entry costs are lower than major competitors, unit economics trail Anytime Fitness and transparency remains limited.

Key Metrics

2,500
Total Units
100%
Franchised
$600M
System Revenue
$230K
Avg Unit Volume
$76K
Min Investment
$375K
Max Investment
5%
Royalty Fee
11%
Avg ROI
Model Breakdown

Business Model

Compact 24/7 gym franchise targeting smaller markets underserved by large gym operators. Low overheads through small footprint format.

Supply Chain Control

Low

Franchisee Support

Medium

Expansion Strategy

Single-unit franchise agreements

Logistics Model

Equipment vendor agreements, centralised purchasing

Investor & Ownership

Lift Brands

FRA Compliance Scores
Legal Fairness
62/100
Financial Transparency
52/100
Support Systems
58/100
Franchisee Success Rate
58/100

FRA Insight

Strengths

Low entry cost, targets underserved markets, minimal staffing overhead.

Weaknesses

Low AUV, limited brand recognition outside North America, minimal transparency.

Key Risks

Home fitness disruption, undercapitalised franchisees, limited support infrastructure.

Data sources: Estimates, FDD