Restore Hyper Wellness Franchise Analysis 2026

Investment & Fee Data

Investment Overview

Franchise Fee$44K

Total Investment$777K – $1.3M

Royalty Rate7.5%

Ad/Marketing Fund2.0%

Total Fee Burden9.5%

System Size & Growth

US Locations300

Unit Growth Rate+20.0%

Founded2010

Franchising Since2017

FDD Item 19Yes ✓

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Avg Unit Volume (AUV)$886K

Owner Earnings$75K

SBA Default RateN/A

5-Year Survival82%

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💡 What This Means For You

The combined fee burden of 9.5% is within the industry average of 8-10%. Beyond the listed investment, expect approximately $220K in hidden costs (working capital, legal, insurance, tech fees) — bringing your realistic total closer to $1.3M.

Financial Performance & Risk Analysis

Financial Performance

Avg Unit Volume (AUV)$886K

Net Profit Margin10%

Est. Owner Earnings$75K

Breakeven18-30 months

Payback Period7-12 years

Capital Requirements & Operations

Liquid Capital Required$300K

Net Worth Required$750K

Staff Required8-15

Training4 weeks

TerritoryDesignated area

Multi-Unit RequiredNo

Term Length10 years

Risk & SBA Safety Data

SBA Default RateNo Data

5-Year Survival82%

Renewal Fee$3,500/month min

Transfer FeeVaries

💡 Financial Analysis

The revenue-to-investment ratio of 0.8x is below the 2x benchmark — meaning the business needs strong margins to justify the capital deployed. At estimated owner earnings of $75K/year, the simple payback period is approximately 14.0 years.

Due Diligence Deep Dive

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💰 True Cost of Ownership

Working Capital (6 mo)$96K

Legal & Accounting$20K

Insurance (Annual)$25K

Tech/Software (Monthly)$2K/mo

Lease Deposit Est.$50K

Grand Opening$20K

Total Hidden Costs$220K

👤 Owner Reality Check

Hours Per Week40-50

Absentee Owner Friendly?Yes ✓

Manager-Run Possible?Yes ✓

Seasonal VariationModerate

Labor Cost (% of Revenue)25%

Owner-managed operations. Expect to invest 40-50 hours per week managing day-to-day activities, staff oversight, customer acquisition, and brand compliance. Focus on operational efficiency and franchisee standards adherence.

📊 Franchisee Health

Satisfaction Score72/100 (Good)

Annual Turnover Rate6.0%

Litigation Count (Item 3)12 cases

5-Year Closure Rate4%

Avg Franchisee Tenure7 years

Franchisee AssociationYes ✓

🚪 Exit Strategy & Resale

Resale Value Multiple2.0-3.0xx earnings

Transfer RestrictionsFranchisor approval required; right of first refusal

Non-Compete Period2 years

Non-Compete Radius5 miles

Avg Time to Sell8-14 months

Exit DifficultyModerate

📋 FDD Transparency Report

Item 19 QualityModerate

Item 19 Includes:

✓ Average unit volume

✓ Member acquisition costs

Territory ProtectionModerate

Territory scope varies by location; moderate exclusivity provided

Required Suppliers?No

Supplier Markup RiskNone

Renewal Terms10-year term; renewal terms subject to brand standards compliance

🚩 FDD Red Flags & Green Flags

⚠️ Watch Out For:

High combined fee burden (>8%) (9.5% total)Litigation count: 12 cases

✅ Positive Signals:

Item 19 comprehensive financial disclosureEstablished system with strong unit baseTrack record data available

AI Disruption Risk Assessment

🛡️ AI Disruption Risk: Low

29/100

AI-Proof Disruption Timeline: 5-10 years High Risk

Low risk. Restore's IV infusion and wellness services require in-person delivery and licensed practitioners. AI cannot replace medical administration. The franchise model is protected by regulatory and service requirements.

AI Threats:

IV therapy and wellness services have limited AI threatIn-person medical/wellness delivery required

Defensive Moat:

Real estate, licensed practitioners, proprietary wellness protocols, brand positioning, customer relationships.

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Territory Saturation Analysis

0.09

Units per 100K pop.

0.03x

Saturation Index

vs. Fitness & Wellness avg (3.36/100K)

States with Presence

Low Saturation

Restore Hyper Wellness has significant whitespace opportunity relative to its category.

Geographic Distribution

No units

High density

Most Saturated States

State	Units	Population	Per 100K
Wyoming	8	581,000	1.38
Washington DC	7	671,000	1.04
Alaska	7	733,000	0.95
North Dakota	7	781,000	0.90
Rhode Island	8	1,095,000	0.73

Least Saturated States

State	Units	Population	Per 100K
California	12	39,029,000	0.03
Texas	11	30,503,000	0.04
Georgia	6	11,370,000	0.05
Ohio	6	11,785,000	0.05
Florida	11	23,555,000	0.05

Growth Opportunity States

High-population states where Restore Hyper Wellness has minimal or no presence — potential expansion territories.

Pennsylvania Virginia Tennessee Indiana Alabama

Investment Thesis

Restore Hyper Wellness carries a HOLD signal with a FutureScore of 62/100. An emerging wellness franchise riding the recovery/biohacking trend. The 20% growth is exciting but the $777K-$1.32M investment generating only $886K AUV with $75K owner earnings raises payback concerns. The category is unproven long-term. Speculative.

Ideal Investor Profile: Wellness enthusiast with high risk tolerance and $750K+ net worth

Strengths

20% unit growth — fast-growing wellness categoryCryotherapy & recovery is trendingMultiple revenue streams (IV, cryo, sauna, etc.)

Risk Factors

Newer wellness category — unproven long-termHigh investment vs moderate AUVMedical/regulatory complexityConsumer discretionary spending

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