Monster Entertainment Franchise Review & Verdict (2026)

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The Verdict

Quick Verdict · who it fits

Monster Entertainment fits first-time franchise buyers looking for an emerging fitness concept.

✓ Strengths

⚠ Risks to review

Key FDD Facts

The numbers a buyer needs first — straight from the filing.

Initial investment (Item 7)

$841K - $1.1M

Franchise fee (Item 5)

$60K

Royalty (Item 6)

6.5–7% + 2–4% ad

Item 19 median rev

$1.11M FPR Franchised Outlets

System size (Item 20)

24 +5

Agreement term

5 yrs

Years in business

21+ yrs

Model Monster Entertainment's costs in the investment calculator → Prefilled from this filing — startup cost, cash flow and break-even.

Data extracted from the 2026 FDD filed with state regulators. Fees and terms may have changed since filing — request the current FDD from the franchisor before deciding. Not legal, financial, or investment advice. Full disclaimer.

What you'd pay the franchisor

Drag to your projected annual sales. Royalty 6.5–7% + ad fund 2–4% on gross sales.

PROJECTED ANNUAL SALES$1,110,000

$100k$2.1M

Royalty (6.5–7%)

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Ad fund (2–4%)

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Total / year

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▪ Of-sales fees only · excludes rent, labor, COGS, and one-time costs · for illustration

Executive Summary

Free AI summary — the first read on the filing.

Key Numbers

37

Total units open

9

Units opened last year

0

Units closed last year

9

Net unit growth

AI Due Diligence Findings PREMIUM

What our analysis flagged across the 2026 filing.

4

Risks to review

3

Strengths identified

5

Questions to ask

Industry Benchmarks

How Monster Entertainment ranks against 162 Fitness & Wellness peers we've analyzed.

Initial investment

88th pct · of 162 peers

Franchise fee

73rd pct · of 162 peers

System size

54th pct · of 162 peers

Fitness & Wellness industry averages

Avg investment

$437K - $1.0M

Avg franchise fee

$48K

Avg system size

150

Franchises analyzed

162

How Monster Entertainment stacks up

Closest concepts by category and investment.

Brand Item 19 Fee Investment Royalty Units
Monster Entertainment Disclosed $60K $841K - $1.1M 6.5–7% 24
True MovementSimilar price Disclosed $50K $338K - $1.1M 7% 0
JazzerciseBiggest system Disclosed $1K $2K - $3K 20% 5,092
Next HealthTop-rated in category Disclosed $80K $1.7M - $2.3M 9% 5

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Monster Entertainment franchise cost?

Monster Entertainment requires a $60,000 initial franchise fee and a total initial investment range of $841,000–$1,078,500, per the most recent FDD on file.

Who owns Monster Entertainment?

Monster Entertainment franchises are sold by Monster Entertainment, LLC, the franchisor entity of record on its Franchise Disclosure Document. Item 1 of the FDD discloses the corporate structure, including any parent companies and predecessors.

Does Monster Entertainment disclose financial performance (Item 19)?

Yes. Monster Entertainment discloses Item 19 financial performance representations with reported revenue around $1,114,743. See the financials sub-page for the full distribution.

What ongoing fees does Monster Entertainment charge?

Franchisees pay a royalty of 6.5% to 7.0% and an advertising fund contribution of 2% of Gross Sales, subject to increase up to 4% on gross sales as defined in Item 6 of the FDD.

How many Monster Entertainment locations are there?

As of their 2026 FDD, Monster Entertainment has 24 total locations, with 5 new locations opened in the most recent reporting year. This information comes from Item 20 of the FDD.

What are the renewal and exit terms?

Per the FDD, Monster Entertainment discloses an initial agreement term of 5 years, a transfer fee of $9,500. Review Items 10 and 17 for the full renewal and termination provisions.

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