Squeeze Massage

Investment

What it costs to open a Squeeze

The table below is our Item 7: the estimated range of what it takes to open and operate a Squeeze through your first months of business. Every figure is disclosed in full in the Franchise Disclosure Document.

Type of expenditureLowHigh
Initial Franchise Fee$50,000$50,000
Site Survey$2,500$5,000
Lease Deposit & Rent$12,000$40,000
Architectural & Project Management Fee$41,000$52,000
Construction$350,000$450,000
Exterior Signage$15,000$20,000
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment$75,000$90,000
Interior Branding & Finishes$15,000$35,000
Technology Systems$9,185$11,500
Grand Opening Advertising$20,000$40,000
Travel & Training Expenses$2,000$2,950
Utility Deposits$150$500
Licenses & Permits$3,500$10,000
Legal & Professional Fees$4,000$8,000
Insurance$1,500$3,000
Inventory & Supplies$18,500$18,900
Additional Funds$35,000$85,000
Total$654,335$921,850

Figures are estimates and will vary with your market, site and build. They do not constitute a guarantee or projection of results.

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