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What to know about Starting Strength franchise? Strength Train LLC offers for sale a franchise to establish and operate a gym that focuses on a strength training system identified by the "Starting Strength" trade name and marks. The franchisee would be offering a unique service in the area of strength training, which is a rapidly growing sector of the fitness industry. The franchisee will provide services related to strength training, including individualized coaching, group classes, and other programming designed to help people get more robust. Also, the franchisee will be required to follow their system for operating the franchise, which includes using our proprietary software to manage customer information and schedule appointments. Strength Train LLC is offering franchises to qualified applicants interested in owning and operating their own business focused on helping people get stronger. Their franchisees will receive support from us in marketing, operations, and training. Starting Strength is based in San Francisco, CA. Scroll down to learn more!How much does a Starting Strength franchise cost?Are you wondering how much is a Starting Strength franchise? Before starting a Starting Strength franchise, it is important to know the franchise fee, working capital and other costs required to start the business.The minimum investment amount required to open a Starting Strength franchise is $89,990 and can go all the way up to $236,932. Keep in mind, you should also allocate additional funds to live off of while the Starting Strength business ramps up. This can take as little as 6 months to over 2 years depending on the franchise opportunity. You should speak to at least 5 Starting Strength franchisees to understand the true cost of opening the franchise and how long it takes to: 1) start a Starting Strength business 2) pass break even 3) hit significant income.After (and if) you pass the point of earning significant income from your Starting Strength franchise, there may be enough margin to hire a day-to-day manager and work less hours in the business.