Massage Envy
Massage therapy, stretch therapy, skin care, facials
Massage Envy
Massage therapy, stretch therapy, skin care, facials
About
Founded
2002
Franchising Since
2003 (15 Years)
Corporate Address
14350 N. 87th St., #200
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
CEO
Joe Magnacca
Parent Company
Roark Capital Group
Financial Requirements
Initial Investment ⓘ
$453,323 - $1,059,000
Net-worth Requirement ⓘ
$500,000
Liquid Cash Requirement ⓘ
$150,000
Ongoing Fees
Initial Franchise Fee ⓘ
$45,000 - $45,000
Ongoing Royalty Fee
6%
Ad Royalty Fee
6%
Financing Options
Massage Envy has relationships with third-party sources which offer financing to cover the following: franchise fee, startup costs, equipment, inventory
Veteran Incentives
20% off franchise fee
Support Options
Ongoing Support
Newsletter
Meetings/Conventions
Grand Opening
Online Support
Security/Safety Procedures
Field Operations
Site Selection
Proprietary Software
Franchisee Intranet Platform
Marketing Support
Co-op Advertising
Ad Templates
National Media
Regional Advertising
Social media
SEO
Website development
On-The-Job Training:
12.5 days
Classroom Training:
35.5 hours
Additional Training:
As requested
Number of Employees Required to Run:
20
Massage Envy is ranked #45 in the Franchise 500!
Bio
Massage Envy got its start in 2002 with the aim of making massage services more affordable with a membership-based business model. In 2009, the company expanded its services to offer facials and other spa services in many of its locations as well.
Cost
Initial Investment: Low - $453,323
High - $1,059,000
Units
+3.4%+39 UNITS (1 Year)
+15.2%+157 UNITS (3 Years)
Where Seeking Franchisees:
Franchisor is seeking new franchise units worldwide.
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