Retro Fitness
Partial FDD dataThe Item 20 outlet table on file does not reconcile — opening count pl
Beyond the filing
Everything else on this page is quoted from Retro Fitness's franchise disclosure document. This is not — it is measured off the open web, it is not verified by the franchisor, and it never affects the Factbook Score.
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Every figure on this page comes from Retro Fitness's own disclosure filings, source linked. Compare it against its category before any discovery call — and read the FDD with an attorney before signing anything.
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- warnUnderlying filing appears to be from 2020 (6 years old) — fees and investment ranges may have changed materially since; treat as historical until refreshed against a current filing.
- warnItem 7 range incomplete
What it really costs
Every cost figure this brand's filing discloses — not just the headline range
| Expense | Low | High |
|---|---|---|
| Initial franchise fee | — | — |
| Total initial investment | — | — |
Item 7 reports a total range, not a full line-item breakdown, in this brand's filing excerpt — the franchise fee is the only cost we can show separately today.
Earnings disclosure
Does the franchisor share performance data? Yes
| Average revenue | — |
| Median revenue | — |
| Sample size | 138 |
Legal history
Openings, closures & reacquisitions
The numbers ranking sites don't show — straight from the brand's filings
Tell me when Retro Fitness files something new
Franchisors refile every year, and fees, investment ranges and closure counts move between filings. We'll email you when this brand's figures change — nothing else, and never a sales sequence.
Common questions
Answered from this brand's own FDD filing. Where the filing is silent, the question is left out rather than answered with a guess.
Does Retro Fitness disclose earnings (Item 19)?
Yes. Retro Fitness makes a financial performance representation in Item 19 of its FDD. That figure covers 138 outlets. Item 19 is optional under the FTC Franchise Rule, and gross revenue is not profit — it is stated before royalties, rent, staff and every other cost.