
360 Fitness Club
Gym
- Franchise fee
- ₱1M
- Total investment
- ₱5M–₱8M
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24 opportunities with real, published figures. Investments run from ₱1.6M to ₱60M, mostly as inline store, standalone setups.
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Opportunities
24Investment range
₱1.6M – ₱60MCommon formats
Inline Store · StandaloneNotable brands
Anytime Fitness
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Opportunities
24Investment range
₱1.6M – ₱60MCommon formats
Inline Store · StandaloneNotable brands
Anytime Fitness
Financing Readiness · Site Selection

Low-Capital Startups · Site Selection

Franchise Agreements · Multi-Unit Expansion

Low-Capital Startups
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Opening a fitness and sports franchise in the Philippines with a capital starting over ₱1.5M places you in the market for commercial-scale operations. The directory features several options ranging from specialized training centers to full service 24 hour clubs.
An investment starting above ₱1.5M unlocks commercial inline store spaces and standalone facilities equipped for high foot traffic in urban centers. Entry points at this level begin with brands like Curves requiring ₱4M to ₱6M with a ₱1.5M franchise fee, up to robust setups like 360 Fitness Club ranging from ₱5M to ₱8M with a ₱1M franchise fee. These formats require proper commercial real estate leases, heavy duty rubber flooring, specialized strength training machines, cardiovascular equipment, and locker room infrastructure designed to handle hundreds of active daily members.
Mid tier to large scale concepts demand substantial capital deployment but offer structured operational frameworks. GoGym requires an investment of ₱4M to ₱8M with a modest ₱500,000 franchise fee, while Snap Fitness 24/7 scales higher with investments between ₱8M and ₱15M and a ₱1.5M franchise fee. For massive standalone operations, GoFit Gym reaches investments from ₱25M to ₱40M with a ₱25M franchise fee. Most of these mid tier brands project a return on investment within 24 to 36 months depending on local membership signups and overhead management.
Running a major fitness facility involves high operational effort, including staff management, equipment maintenance, and aggressive local marketing. Brands like Anytime Fitness require an investment from ₱12M to ₱25M with a ₱1.5M franchise fee and a 36 month projected return timeline. Owners must manage utility costs, instructor retainers, and facility cleanliness around the clock. Growth at this scale comes from expanding membership tiers, corporate wellness partnerships, and maintaining high retention rates through community engagement.
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Financing Readiness · Site Selection

Low-Capital Startups · Site Selection

Franchise Agreements · Multi-Unit Expansion
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| Brand | Franchise fee | Total investment | ROI period | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 360 Fitness Club | ₱1M | ₱5M – ₱8M | ~24 mo | Inline Store |
| Active Fun | ₱1M | ₱5M – ₱15M | ~24 mo | Inline Store |
| Anytime Fitness | ₱1.5M | ₱12M – ₱25M | ~36 mo | Inline Store |
| Curves | ₱1.5M | ₱4M – ₱6M | ~24 mo | Inline Store |
| FIRE Fitness | ₱1M | ₱5M – ₱15M | ~24 mo | Inline Store |
| GoFit Gym | ₱25M | ₱25M – ₱40M | ~36 mo | Multi-format |
| GoGym | ₱500k | ₱4M – ₱8M | ~24 mo | Inline Store |
| Snap Fitness 24/7 | ₱1.5M | ₱8M – ₱15M | ~36 mo | Inline Store |
| Surge Fitness + Lifestyle | ₱1.5M | ₱23M – ₱55M | ~48 mo | Inline Store |
| Tapout Fitness | ₱1.5M | ₱8M – ₱15M | ~36 mo | Inline Store |