Run your own studio. Subscribe to the rest.

Yes, and it is the product. A qualified trainer is in the room for every session, with at most two people training at once - and one trainer covers two stations, so a two-station studio opens on one person. In a corner that is usually somebody already on your payroll who already holds the qualification. When you need people, the hiring help comes with the fee.

You decide. For context, German studios in this segment charge roughly EUR 100 to 130 a month gross for one session a week, and averaged EUR 107 in 2025. Your location analysis shows what the studios and gyms around you actually publish, so you price against your own street rather than a national average. No minimum from us, and nobody checking.

A corner starts around EUR 9,000, because the room and the people are already yours. A leased studio runs from about EUR 37,000 for one station, and the German market pays anywhere up to EUR 90,000 depending on the room you take on - fit-out is the line that moves, and leasing the stations is the usual route. All of it lands in your own studio rather than in an entry fee - there isn't one. And the full licence fee starts the day you open, day 91 after signing at the latest. While you are building there is a lower monthly rate, and you can stop at the end of any month until you open. Put your own inputs in on the numbers page and every figure moves.

The operating software - booking, memberships and billing on your own bank details, the diary, the check-in and the till. It is Magicline, branded to your studio: EUR 189 a month, one price for every partner, and nothing of ours on top. It is optional - if you already run software you like, keep it.

Take a licence when you want the work behind the training handled without giving up your business. Doing this alone is a real option - if marketing is a strength you enjoy and the record-keeping holds no fear for you, you may not need us. Ours you can check before you speak to anybody: read your own territory, move every figure in the calculator, ask Emil the questions a salesperson would deflect.

They have hundreds of trading studios and a partner you can go and visit. If that decides it, take one of them - we mean that. What you get here instead is everything checkable before you talk to anybody: the fee printed on this page, your own territory drawn from your own address, every figure in the calculator moving on your own inputs, and your equipment order waiting on your own market's answer.

The analysis answers that for your own address: it draws your territory and shows whether it is still open or already claimed. One Robla per territory, and the signature holds it - so the honest way to know is to read your own ground, free, today.

What your trainer recorded and what your member confirmed, kept in order and time-stamped as the work happens - that is the folder an inspector asks for. Keep whatever the station writes itself as well: the two answer different questions and you want both. These are your duties; we make them cheap to satisfy.

No, and not by accident. What the machine does to a body stays between the machine and the trainer in the room. Whatever the station records is yours to keep, and nothing of ours reaches into it.

Then we tell you, and it has cost you an afternoon. The location analysis reads what is around you and shows its working. The demand test spends real advertising money in your territory before you sign a lease or order a station. A report that ends in "not here" is a good report, and it does happen. The most you can lose finding out this was a bad idea is the cost of that campaign.