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Franchise Deep Dive: PickUP USA Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data
PickUp USA franchisees have the opportunity to bring full-service, basket-focused gyms to their local communities through a simple, plug-and-play model.

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PickUp USA franchisees have the opportunity to bring full-service, basket-focused gyms to their local communities through a simple, plug-and-play model.

PickUp USA Fitness is a basketball-focused fitness club concept that was founded to create a better way for people to play basketball. The full-service gyms offer group and private basketball training, pickup basketball games with referees, and full weight and cardio rooms.
PickUp USA started as a single location in Los Angeles in 2012. It’s now a nationwide chain of premier basketball gyms with 24 open or under construction locations. There are also more than 30 million annual participants.
PickUp USA gyms offer a plug-and-play, simple operating model, with services catering to a large potential market of basketball and fitness enthusiasts. The franchise offers a variety of programs for youth and adults.
Youth Hoopers
Adult Hoopers
PickUp USA also offers people the ability to rent its courts on a onetime basis or receive a discount for a continuous court rental with a reserved time each week.
PickUp USA does not have a publicly available Item 19. To learn more, contact the team about reading the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), which will state the total earnings of any company or franchise-owned unit as a reference.
The cost to open a PickUp USA ranges from around $500K to $1 million. The costs depend on how big owners want to go. The franchise has clubs ranging from 10,000 square feet to 30,000 square feet.
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