Bodystreet brings a fast-growing, technology-driven fitness concept to the UK market, giving entrepreneurs the chance to tap into the booming demand for time-efficient, results-focused training. Built around 20-minute EMS (electro muscle stimulation) sessions, the brand offers a lean, scalable business model ideal for both fitness enthusiasts and first-time franchisees.
Franchise · Health, Beauty & Fitness
Bodystreet Franchise
Twenty-minute EMS personal training in micro-studios with low fit-out costs
£10,000
personal capital
£65kk
investment
12
UK locations
How much does a Bodystreet franchise cost?
Personal capital
Own funds required to complete the financing
£10,000
Total investment
Estimated total budget for the opening
£64,950
Locations in the country
12
Figures declared by the franchisor — sources and verification date at the bottom of the page.
What it's about
- Founded
- 2007
- Locations
- 12
- Type of business
- EMS personal training studios
- Company
- Bodystreet
Fact sheet
Inside Bodystreet
The right questions before you start
The concept at a glance
Founded in Munich in 2007, Bodystreet has grown into an international network of almost 300 studios. Its signature offering is a personal EMS training session lasting just 20 minutes once a week, appealing to busy, health-conscious clients who want visible results without lengthy gym sessions. The micro-studio format keeps property requirements small and running costs controlled, while still delivering a premium, highly personalised client experience.
Why join this franchise?
Bodystreet stands out in the crowded fitness sector thanks to its combination of innovation and simplicity. Franchisees benefit from:
- A compact studio format that minimises property and fit-out costs
- A structured system designed to reach breakeven in around six months
- Comprehensive initial training plus ongoing operational and business coaching
- Membership rates that consistently outperform industry averages
- A recognised international brand with nearly two decades of experience
- Scalable, technology-driven processes that reduce entrepreneurial risk
The brand's turnkey package makes it accessible to newcomers to the fitness industry as well as experienced multi-unit investors looking for a proven, low-footprint concept.
Who they're looking for
Bodystreet is seeking motivated, community-minded individuals rather than fitness professionals specifically. Ideal candidates typically show:
- Strong ambition, a positive attitude and genuine self-motivation
- A willingness to follow a structured business system and franchise method
- A real interest in sport, fitness and personal wellbeing
- An entrepreneurial mindset focused on measurable results
- An outgoing, approachable personality with strong customer service instincts
- The drive to build an engaging, locally rooted business
Candidates without genuine enthusiasm for fitness or for working within an established system are unlikely to be a good fit.
Requirements and investment
Bodystreet asks for liquid capital from £10,000, with a total investment to launch a fully fitted studio of around £64,950, including initial fees. This relatively modest entry point—compared with many gym franchises—reflects the micro-studio format and lean operating model. Ongoing support includes training, operational assistance and business coaching to help franchisees hit the ground running and reach profitability quickly.
Key facts
- Year founded: 2007
- Locations: around 12 in the network referenced, with almost 300 studios worldwide
- Average annual turnover: £150,000
- Total investment: £64,950
- Liquid capital required: from £10,000
- Average age of franchisees: 40 years
If you're looking for a compact, innovative fitness franchise with strong growth potential and a manageable entry investment, Bodystreet could be the opportunity you've been searching for. Request more information today to find out how you could become a Bodystreet franchisee.
How much does a Bodystreet franchise cost?
The brand sets the liquid capital requirement at £10,000 and upwards, and puts the cost of opening a fully fitted studio at about £64,950 including initial fees. That is a modest entry point for the gym sector and reflects the small premises involved. Studios average roughly £150,000 of annual turnover.
What is EMS training and why does a session last 20 minutes?
EMS stands for electro muscle stimulation. Clients take one personal session of 20 minutes per week, a format aimed at busy, health-conscious people who want visible results without spending hours in a gym. The short session length is also what allows the studio to stay small.
How many Bodystreet studios are there?
Founded in Munich in 2007, the brand has grown to almost 300 studios internationally. The network referenced in this listing counts around 12 locations, giving nearly two decades of operating experience behind the model.
Do I need a fitness background to become a Bodystreet franchisee?
No. The brand recruits motivated, sociable people prepared to follow a defined system rather than qualified trainers. A genuine interest in sport and wellbeing, a results-focused entrepreneurial outlook and strong customer service instincts count for more. Candidates who dislike working inside an established method would not suit the network.
How quickly can a Bodystreet studio break even?
The system is designed to reach breakeven in roughly six months, helped by small premises, controlled overheads and membership rates the brand says beat industry averages. Franchisees receive full initial training plus continuing operational and business coaching.
Sources and data verification
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