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Elements Massage

Elements Massage Franchise FDD, Costs & Fees (2025)

Elements Massage provides personalized and therapeutic massage services in a tranquil and professional setting, offering a range of massage techniques to promote relaxation and wellness.

Elements Massage is a well-established and reputable franchise that excels in the wellness industry by offering specialized therapeutic massage services. Since its founding in 2000, with headquarters located in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, the franchise has grown and expanded its reach by launching its franchising program soon after its inception.

This program allows entrepreneurs to join a brand committed to enhancing health and relaxation. At Elements Massage, clients can choose from a variety of massage therapies, including Swedish, deep tissue, prenatal, and hot stone massages.

The franchise stands out from its competitors by emphasizing personalized therapeutic experiences that cater to each client's unique needs.

With highly trained and skilled massage therapists, Elements Massage ensures that every session addresses specific client concerns and promotes overall well-being, creating a distinct and revitalizing experience for each visit.

Initial investment

Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.

Type of Expenditure Amount
Initial Franchise Fee $40,000
Real Property, Utility, Security, and Other Deposits $3,900 - $9,400
Leasehold Improvements (net of landlord tenant allowances) $250,000 - $365,000
Cabinetry, Millwork, Furniture, and Décor $50,000 - $60,000
Initial Opening Package $30,000 - $37,000
Initial Software Set-Up and Technology Fees $1,774
Computer System & Other A/V Technology $27,000 - $31,000
Training Program and Other Training Expenses $2,850 - $4,250
Architect, Engineer, Drawings $14,000 - $18,250
Grand Opening Spend Requirement $20,000
Signage and Graphics $7,500 - $12,600
Office and Business Supplies $3,630 - $5,500
Business Licenses and Permits $1,155 - $13,199
Insurance (Initial 20% Payment) $2,450 - $3,100
Professional Fees $1,980 - $13,530
Additional Funds (Three Months) $59,550 - $95,000
Total Estimated Initial Investment $515,789 - $729,603
Type of Expenditure Amount
Initial Franchise Fee $40,000
Real Property, Utility, Security, and Other Deposits $3,900 - $9,400
Leasehold Improvements (net of landlord tenant allowances) $250,000 - $365,000
Cabinetry, Millwork, Furniture, and Décor $50,000 - $60,000
Initial Opening Package $30,000 - $37,000
Initial Software Set-Up and Technology Fees $1,774
Computer System & Other A/V Technology $27,000 - $31,000
Training Program and Other Training Expenses $2,850 - $4,250
Architect, Engineer, Drawings $14,000 - $18,250
Grand Opening Spend Requirement $20,000
Signage and Graphics $7,500 - $12,600
Office and Business Supplies $3,630 - $5,500
Business Licenses and Permits $1,155 - $13,199
Insurance (Initial 20% Payment) $2,450 - $3,100
Professional Fees $1,980 - $13,530
Additional Funds (Three Months) $59,550 - $95,000
Total Estimated Initial Investment $515,789 - $729,603

Elements Massage

2025

Franchise Disclosure Document

Number of units

Training 

The franchisor provides an extensive training program for franchisees and their staff, covering all essential aspects of operating the franchise.

Initial Training Prior to opening the Studio, the franchisee (or the Operating Partner) and the Designated Manager must attend and successfully complete the franchisor's initial training program.

This mandatory program must be completed to the franchisor's satisfaction no later than four weeks before the opening date. The initial training program is offered at no cost to these participants.

Manager Training Program The franchisor may offer an additional manager training program. If this program is available and attended, the franchisee may need to pay a training fee, typically $500 per day per attendee, plus associated costs. Currently, this program is optional, but the franchisor reserves the right to make it mandatory in the future.

Additional and Special Training From time to time, the franchisor may offer or require additional training programs. Franchisees may be responsible for paying the current training fee for these programs.

Territory Protection

The franchisor provides limited territory protection to franchisees through a designated "Protected Area." Typically, this area is defined as a circle with a 1.5-mile radius centered on the franchise location. Within this Protected Area, the franchisor commits not to establish or authorize any other studios using its trademarks.

It's important to note that this territorial protection is non-exclusive. The franchisor reserves the right to operate additional businesses and franchises outside of the Protected Area. Moreover, the franchisor can establish businesses in "Captive Market Locations" within the Protected Area as part of its operational strategy.

Competitors

Below are some of

Elements Massage

key competitors in the

Massage & Spa

sector.

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Franchisees
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Revenue
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$40,000

$516,000

$730,000

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$856,000

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Competitors

Heights Wellness Retreat

Heights Wellness Retreat is a health and personal-care franchise offering membership-based massage, facials, and wellness services, serving guests seeking ongoing self-care, and known for upscale retreat-style centers, holistic service menus, and recurring membership revenue inherited from Massage Heights.

Franchisees

?

101
+
-1%
-1%
Investment

?

$622,000 - $820,000

Balensi Spa

Balensi Spa is a spa and wellness franchise offering facials, body treatments, and skincare programs, serving guests seeking personalized, European-inspired aesthetics, and known for esthetician-led protocols, membership options, and intimate boutique environments emphasizing relaxation, results-driven skincare, and attentive client relationships.

Franchisees

?

0
+
n.a.
n.a.
Investment

?

$183,000 - $433,000
Beauty
Massage & Spa

Zen Massage

Zen Massage is a massage and spa franchise offering therapeutic massages and bodywork services, serving wellness-focused clients, and known for upscale yet affordable centers, a membership-driven model, and a simplified menu that emphasizes consistent, high-quality hands-on service.

Franchisees

?

7
+
0%
0%
Investment

?

$296,000 - $363,000
Beauty
Massage & Spa

medspa810

medspa810 delivers cutting-edge medical aesthetics and wellness services, including injectables, skincare treatments, and massage therapy.

Franchisees

?

3
+
-25%
-25%
Investment

?

$476,000 - $868,000
Beauty
Massage & Spa

Glow Sauna Studios

Glow Sauna Studios offers infrared sauna services focused on health and wellness. Franchisees benefit from training, marketing support, and a business model that caters to health-conscious consumers.

Franchisees

?

2
+
n.a.
n.a.
Investment

?

$262,000 - $454,000
Beauty
Massage & Spa

beem Light Sauna

beem Light Sauna provides infrared sauna services, offering health and wellness benefits such as detoxification, pain relief, and relaxation in a modern and serene setting.

Franchisees

?

3
+
n.a.
n.a.
Investment

?

$513,000 - $739,000

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