Pvolve
How do I buy my own Pvolve Franchise?
In order to buy a Pvolve franchise of your own, you will be required to have a minimum of $200,000 in liquid capital and be able to make an initial total investment of $454,250 - $799,600. Your investment will cover the cost of starting your own Pvolve location such as the franchise fee, marketing expenses, office equipment, licenses and permits, equipment as well as training.Overview
Make Wellness Your Business. Literally.
Ready to turn your passion for fitness into a thriving business? At Pvolve, we believe that health and wealth go hand in hand. Our science-led, low-impact method combines functional movement with resistance-based equipment, delivering fitness that’s accessible, effective and designed for real life. With Pvolve, you’re not just opening a fitness studio. You’re building a business that honors the values that matter to you most: wellness, balance and community impact.
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Why Partner With Pvolve?
- Clinical Backing: The Pvolve Method is built on rigorous science, guided by a Clinical Advisory Board of doctors and researchers.
- Tried-and-Tested Business Model: Pvolve offers a proven, repeatable system designed to support franchisees at every stage, from launch to long-term growth.
- Multiple Revenue Streams for Scale: Grow your business with diverse membership options, from class packs to hybrid memberships, and capitalize on in-studio equipment and retail sales.
Support to Help You Thrive
As a Pvolve owner, you’re never on your own. We guide you through every step, from choosing the perfect site and designing your studio to overseeing construction. You’ll get hands-on training for yourself and your instructors, plus marketing support that combines local campaigns with national brand visibility. Our operations playbook and ongoing business coaching make running your studio easier, while proprietary technology and performance tracking systems help you stay on top of growth and results.
CTA: Become a Pvolve Owner
* This information may have changed since first published. We recommend that you always verify fees, investment amounts, and offers with the business opportunity directly prior to making a decision to invest.