Franchise Deep Dive: Rumble Boxing Franchise Cost, Fees, Profit and Data

Franchisees of this specialty gym concept are shaking up the group fitness world with its intense 45-minute boxing-focused workouts.

By Chris IrbyCopy Editor

8:08AM • 05/16/24

LAST UPDATED: May 2024

FRANCHISE WEBSITE: https://www.rumbleboxinggym.com/franchise

NUMBER OF LOCATIONS: 85+

REPORTED COST TO GET IN: $405,600 - $4,164,503

REPORTED ROI (Item 19): Boutique - $50,562; Signature - $90,575 (average gross monthly revenue)

Rumble Boxing is a specialized gym concept that offers boxing and strength workouts for people of all fitness levels. The brand was founded in 2017 in New York City by Andy Stenzler, Noah Neiman, Eugene Remm, and Anthony DiMarco, who were looking for a way to “shake up the stale norms of the group fitness world.” Rumble Boxing began offering franchise opportunities in 2021 after it was purchased by Xponential Fitness and has since grown to become a globally recognized brand.

How Many Rumble Boxing Locations Are There?

Rumble Boxing currently has more than 85 studios open across every major market in the U.S. and more than 385 licensed locations around the world.

What Is the Business Model of Rumble Boxing?

Rumble Boxing's business model is based on offering a combination of resistance training and "boxing-inspired circuits" to everyone, regardless of their skill or fitness level. The core program is built around the brand's signature 45-minute full-body cardio and strength workout. Or as Rumble describes it, “serious results in a fun, high-energy setting.”

Rumble offers franchisees two models with regards to their fitness studios: the Boutique footprint (around 2,500 square feet in size) and the larger Signature footprint (around 3,500 to 4,500 square feet in size).

“Our franchise model provides a completely scalable business, allowing you to determine your own success,” the brand claims on its website. “Leverage development costs and vendor relationships to launch your studio successfully.”

How Much Can Rumble Boxing Franchise Owners Make?

According to the brand’s Franchise Disclosure Document from 2023, Boutique studios earned an average gross revenue of $50,562 a month while Signature studios earned an average of $90,575 a month.

How Much Does It Cost To Open a Rumble Boxing Franchise?

As of February 2024, the initial investment required to open a Rumble Boxing franchise ranges from $405,600 - $618,200 for a Boutique studio and $3,381,333 - $4,164,503 for a Signature studio. The investment is broken down as follows:

Initial Franchise Fee: $60,000
Training Expenses: $0 - $2,500
Real Estate/Lease and Professional Fees
- Boutique: $25,000 - $57,000
- Signature: $133,333 - $258,333
Net Leasehold Improvements
- Boutique: $150,000 - $275,000
- Signature: $2,500,000 - $3,000,000
Signage
- Boutique: $18,000 - $26,000
- Signature: $45,000 - $60,000
Insurance
- Boutique: $1,200 - $2,700
- Signature: $3,000 - $7,500
Furniture, Fixtures and Related Supplies
- Boutique: $14,400 - $40,000
- Signature: $309,000 - $372,170
Additional Operating Supplies
- Boutique: $10,000
- Signature: $20,000
Pre-Sale and Soft Opening Retail Inventory Package
- Boutique: $12,000
- Signature: $25,000
AV Package and Computer System
- Boutique: $80,000
- Signature: $207,000 - $247,000
Initial Marketing Spend
- Boutique: $15,000
- Signature: $30,000
Bootcamp Tuition Fee
- Boutique: $5,000
- Signature: $10,000
Technology Fee: $3,000
Additional Funds (3 Months)
- Boutique: $12,000 - $30,000
- Signature: $36,000 - $69,000
Total Estimated Initial Costs
- Boutique: $405,600 - $618,200
- Signature: $3,381,333 - $4,164,503

What Is the Franchise Fee for Rumble Boxing?

The initial franchise fee required to open a new Rumble Boxing location is $60,000. For those who purchase an existing location from a franchisee, Rumble will charge a $30,000 training fee in lieu of the franchise fee.

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