The cost of opening your __________ location depends on many variables. The costs of a new 2500 to 3200 -Square-Foot, 21 Bed Location as follows:
FRANCHISE FEE – $30,000
SALON BUILD-OUT/LEASEHOLD IMPROVEMENTS: $120,000 - $265,000
Your actual cost will depend on materials, square footage, layout, fixtures, number of landlord-provided tenant improvements, and the construction manager and vendors you hire to complete the work.
TANNING BEDS/EQUIPMENT: $158,000 – $310,000
This range is based on our recommendation of 2-3 super high-pressure beds, 3-4 medium-pressure beds, 5-6 conventional and one sunless Spray Booth. Typically this cost requires a down payment allowing the balance to be financed.
ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS: $138,696 - $219,850
This can include such things as prepaid rent and security deposit, POS systems, professional services, utility deposits and permits, Grand Opening marketing and advertising materials, initial training, satellite music, security systems, insurance, lotion orders, supplies, furnishings, washers and dryers, working capital, etc.
This is what the industry is up against folks. 1) Most us couldn't afford this, 2) How would you like to compete with someone with these kind of deep pockets? and 3) How would you compete if you had to? If you haven't thought about it, you had better start.
FRANCHISE FEE – $30,000
SALON BUILD-OUT/LEASEHOLD IMPROVEMENTS: $120,000 - $265,000
Your actual cost will depend on materials, square footage, layout, fixtures, number of landlord-provided tenant improvements, and the construction manager and vendors you hire to complete the work.
TANNING BEDS/EQUIPMENT: $158,000 – $310,000
This range is based on our recommendation of 2-3 super high-pressure beds, 3-4 medium-pressure beds, 5-6 conventional and one sunless Spray Booth. Typically this cost requires a down payment allowing the balance to be financed.
ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS: $138,696 - $219,850
This can include such things as prepaid rent and security deposit, POS systems, professional services, utility deposits and permits, Grand Opening marketing and advertising materials, initial training, satellite music, security systems, insurance, lotion orders, supplies, furnishings, washers and dryers, working capital, etc.
This is what the industry is up against folks. 1) Most us couldn't afford this, 2) How would you like to compete with someone with these kind of deep pockets? and 3) How would you compete if you had to? If you haven't thought about it, you had better start.