Impact-X Performance

Item 7 lays out a total investment of $213,200-$445,500, including a $50,000 franchise fee, with ongoing fees at 5.5% royalty plus 2% brand fund, $199/month tech, and $450-600/month software—stacking up to notable fixed costs for a 4,000-6,000 sq ft suburban studio. Item 19 reveals average gross revenue of $365,450 and median $405,172 across its 6 locations (5 franchised, 1 corporate), with estimated profits ranging $71,513-$152,585 after expenses. That median beating the average suggests a couple of outliers dragging performance down, but high-end profits could appeal to experienced trainers eyeing 30-40% margins on strong units.

System health metrics in Items 20/21 show stagnation: 5 locations in 2023 held steady at 5 in 2024 (0% growth), 1 transfer, no major terminations noted, and modest projections. With headquarters in Sayre, PA under parent Destiny Faith, LLC, this isn't a high-velocity chain like Orangetheory—it's a niche play for single-unit operators or developers. For fitness pros, the $365K revenue floor looks promising if you nail suburban positioning, but zero growth flags execution risks in a market favoring bigger brands; weigh if its proprietary coaching system can break through.