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Plus Fitness

Plus Fitness Franchise

Fitness, Sports & EntertainmentEst. 1996Ahmedabad, Gujarat (India master franchisee office); brand owner based in Australia

Australian 24/7 gym franchise: ₹1.5–2.5 Cr for 3,000–5,000 sq ft. 13 clubs open in India (Oct 2026), run by master franchisee Sarrani Wellness.

Plus Fitness franchise at a glance (terms checked Oct 2026)

Taking franchiseesModels: UnitTerms checked Oct 2026

Investment

₹1.5 Cr - ₹2.5 Cr

incl. fit-out, equipment · In line with the category (typical ₹76.25 L–₹2.48 Cr, median ₹2.2 Cr, 6 verified brands)

Ongoing take

Not published

Franchise fee

Not published

Payback

26.4 months

Brand's own claim

75Strong · provisionalFranchiseChuno Score · 66% of data verified
  • Disputes with franchisees: None found (records checked Oct 2026)
  • Profit or loss: Profit of ₹0.3 Cr in FY23
  • Revenue trend: +77% revenue FY22→FY23

Franchisor strength isn't franchisee profit — check real outlet numbers.

Outlets

13 verified

What we couldn't verify

  • • Outlet closures
  • • Franchisee satisfaction
  • • Outlet claim matches reality
  • • Ongoing take

Ask before you sign

  1. Speak to at least 3 franchisees who have run an outlet for 2+ years and see their actual monthly sales and profit — a franchisor making money doesn't mean its franchisees do.
  2. Ask for the one-time franchise fee in writing, and whether any part is refundable.
  3. Ask for the royalty and any marketing-fund fee, and how they're calculated (on sales or profit).

Franchise terms checked against Plus Fitness's official franchise page on 4 Oct 2026. Figures marked * aren't published by the brand — they come from other published sources or our own estimate, and aren't verified.

Ways to Partner with Plus Fitness

1 partner model published by the brand. Figures it doesn't publish are left blank.

Unit franchise

Unit franchise (one club)

Investment
₹1.5 Cr – ₹2.5 Cr
Space
3,000 sq ft – 5,000 sq ft
Royalty / margin
Brand claims 30–35% ROI and ₹5–6 L average monthly profit
Territory
Dedicated territory set by population and drive-time mapping

Sold by the India master franchisee, Sarrani Wellness LLP. The India master franchise itself is already taken.

Our Estimates

FranchiseChuno estimate

Plus Fitness doesn't publish these, so here is our best read of the market and how we got there. They are our estimates, not the brand's figures — use them to plan, then confirm the real numbers in writing.

  • Payback implied by the brand's own figures

    ~2–4 years*

    Plus Fitness's own ₹1.5–2.5 Cr investment divided by its own ₹5–6 L average monthly profit gives 25–50 months, before any ramp-up period after opening. Its brochure's 2.2-year average only fits the cheaper end of its own range; its Nov 2025 advertorial said 30–36 months.

    Unit-economics model · Oct 2026

Unit Economics

Brand's own figures

How Plus Fitness says an outlet's numbers work. These are illustrations, not guarantees — check them against existing franchisees before you sign.

Unit franchise (one club)

Average profit per clubBrochure and franchise page; sample size and assumptions not given
5,00,000 – 6,00,000 INR
Return on investment
30 – 35 %
Average paybackStated as 2.2 years
26.4 months
Breakeven (brand-supplied advertorial)From a Nov 2025 ANI advertorial supplied by the brand; it does not define breakeven
30 – 36 months

What Plus Fitness Says You Can Earn

Brand claim

Plus Fitness's own claim — no evidence given. These are not FranchiseChuno's estimates or a promise of earnings; ask existing franchisees what they actually make.

Annual return on investmentYearly profit as a share of the total investment.
30% – 35%
PaybackMonths until cumulative profit equals what you invested.
26.4 months
Monthly profit
₹5 L – ₹6 L

Claim vs evidence

The same measure from other sources. Franchisee figures are their own reports (shown only once at least 3 have reported); figures marked * aren't verified. Only franchisee and third-party figures affect the Score — never our own estimate.

Payback — Plus Fitness's claim26 months
  • Our estimate25–50 months*Claim more optimistic

All brand claims from the Sep 2025 brochure: 30–35% ROI, average payback 2.2 years (about 26 months) and average profit of ₹5–6 L a month (its franchise page marks the profit figure with an asterisk and no footnote). The claims don't fully agree with each other: ₹5–6 L a month recovers ₹1.5–2.5 Cr in 25–50 months, and a brand-supplied Nov 2025 advertorial put breakeven at 30–36 months. No sample size is given.

Reputation & News

2 red flags to check

What the press, courts and real franchisees or customers have said about Plus Fitness — summarised by us, with every source linked.

  • In the news· Oct 2026

    India club targets missed

    In May 2021 the master franchisee aimed for 50 clubs by end-2022; in Feb 2025 it restated 50 clubs within five years. Its locator showed 13 open clubs in Oct 2026, and a Deccan (Pune) club shown as 'coming soon' in Dec 2019 never appears as open.

    Source: Plus Fitness India pages and locator (FranchiseChuno comparison) (the brand's own site)
  • In the news· Oct 2026

    Master franchisee's filings: losses every year FY19–FY22

    Sarrani Wellness LLP reported a net loss every year from FY19 to FY22 and a ₹34.6 L profit on ₹70.3 L revenue in FY23. MCA master data shows accounts filed up to FY25 (balance sheet dated 31 Mar 2025), but figures after FY23 weren't available to us as of Oct 2026.

    Source: MCA filings via Tracxn
  • In the news· Dec 2024

    Viva Leisure-owned Plus Fitness signs master franchise deals abroad

    Athletech News reported in Dec 2024 that Viva Leisure, which owns Plus Fitness, signed master franchise deals for the UK, Singapore and the Philippines, adding to Australia, New Zealand and India, and that the brand had over 200 sites.

    Source: Athletech News
  • In the news· Nov 2025

    Brand-supplied advertorial on the India franchise

    An ANI advertorial (Nov 2025), carried with an 'advertorial disclaimer', gave the ₹1.5–2.5 Cr investment and a 30–36 month breakeven. It is the brand's own material, not independent reporting.

    Source: ANI (advertorial)
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  • In the news· Mar 2026

    Jerai Fitness and Plus Fitness India announce a 100-gym plan

    Plus Fitness India's own news page (Mar 2026) announced a partnership with equipment maker Jerai Fitness Ltd to expand to 100 gyms with a bundled franchise-and-equipment model. No timeline was given.

    Source: Plus Fitness India news page (the brand's own site)
  • employee_opinion★ 5/5 · 3 ratings

    AmbitionBox employee rating

    Three reviews from Plus Fitness India staff (Ahmedabad and Mumbai) — too few to read much into.

    Source: AmbitionBox

Key Terms at Plus Fitness

The clauses that shape day-to-day running and your exit — read these before the fee.

Territory
The franchise fee gives a dedicated territory, assessed by minimum target population and drive time/distance from existing Plus Fitness clubs.
Supply & stock
Since Mar 2026 the India master franchisee offers a bundled franchise-and-equipment package with Jerai Fitness Ltd; the brochure also points franchisees to its network of approved design and fit-out suppliers. Whether equipment must come from Jerai is not stated.
Other terms
Plus Fitness India's head office negotiates the club's lease on the franchisee's behalf once a site is found.

Legal & Contract Summary

Key contract terms at a glance — read before you sign.

Agreement Type

FOFO

Franchisee-Owned, Franchisee-Operated

Contract Duration

—

Renewal Available

—

Territory Exclusivity

—

Non-Compete Clause

—

Exit Clause

—

Who Can Apply for Plus Fitness

Conditions the brand sets for partners, and the licences the business needs.

  • Investment capacity: ₹1.5–2.5 Cr per clubRequired
  • Commercial space: 3,000–5,000 sq ft in a territory approved by the master franchiseeRequired
  • Selection process: Application review, discussions, location feasibility and a final evaluation (Mar 2026)Required

About the Brand

Brand USP

A 24/7-access gym brand from Australia, owned by ASX-listed Viva Leisure, which says its members can use Plus Fitness clubs in other countries.

Parent CompanyViva Leisure Ltd (ASX: VVA) owns the Plus Fitness brand. The India master franchise is held by Sarrani Wellness LLP, a separate Indian LLP that Viva doesn't own; no financial backing from Viva for the Indian network is published
Global Outlets300
HeadquartersAhmedabad, Gujarat (India master franchisee office); brand owner based in Australia
Plus Fitness is a 24/7-access gym brand founded in Australia in 1996 and owned by ASX-listed Viva Leisure. The brand says it has 300+ clubs worldwide, though its own brochure counts these as 'sold territories', and Athletech News reported 200+ sites in Dec 2024. In India the brand is sold and run by a master franchisee, Sarrani Wellness LLP, led by Siraj Lalani: a separate Indian business, not owned by Viva Leisure, and nothing published says Viva backs the Indian network or its franchisees financially. Its Indian locator lists 13 open clubs in Oct 2026 — five in Ahmedabad and one in Morbi, four in Mumbai and two in Navi Mumbai, and one in Gurugram — plus six marked 'opening soon'. Plus Fitness India's franchise brochure (Sep 2025) puts the investment at ₹1.5–2.5 Cr for a 3,000–5,000 sq ft club and claims a 30–35% ROI, an average payback of 2.2 years and average profit of ₹5–6 L a month. The franchise fee buys a dedicated territory; the master franchisee helps pick the site, negotiates the lease, and since Mar 2026 offers a bundled franchise-and-equipment package with Jerai Fitness. What to watch: Plus Fitness doesn't publish its franchise fee, royalty, contract term or a cost breakdown. Its return claims don't fully agree — a brand-supplied Nov 2025 advertorial put breakeven at 30–36 months, and ₹5–6 L a month recovers ₹2.5 Cr in about 3.5–4 years, not 2.2. Growth has trailed its targets: the 2021 goal was 50 clubs by end-2022; 13 are open now. Sarrani Wellness made a loss every year from FY19 to FY22 and a ₹34.6 L profit on ₹70.3 L revenue in FY23; MCA data shows it has filed accounts up to FY25, but we couldn't read figures after FY23. Check real club numbers with existing franchisees before you commit.

Why invest in Plus Fitness?

- The brand is owned by ASX-listed gym operator Viva Leisure (Athletech News, Dec 2024); in India it is sold by an independent master franchisee, Sarrani Wellness LLP. - Its India locator lists 13 open clubs and 6 'opening soon' across Gujarat, Maharashtra and Haryana (Oct 2026), up from 3 in Ahmedabad in Aug 2019. - The India master franchisee announced a bundled franchise-and-equipment model with Indian maker Jerai Fitness in Mar 2026.

Plus Fitness by the Numbers

Source marked on each figure

13

Clubs open in India · Oct 2026

Store locator

6 (Andheri West, Juhu, Malad, Koregaon Park, Gota, Thaltej)

Clubs listed as 'opening soon' in India · Oct 2026

Store locator

300+ (the brochure calls these 'sold territories')

Clubs worldwide · Oct 2026

Brand claim

200+

Sites worldwide (independent count) · Dec 2024

Independent

185,000+

Members worldwide · Sep 2025

Brand claim

50%

Franchisees owning more than one club (global) · Oct 2026

Brand claim

Plus Fitness Outlet Network

By state · Oct 2026

  • Gujarat (Ahmedabad 5, Morbi 1)6
  • Maharashtra (Mumbai 4, Navi Mumbai 2)6
  • Haryana (Gurugram)1

Outlet count over time

  1. Aug 20193

    Aug 2019 (archived locator: Bodakdev, Memnagar, South Bopal) · web.archive.org

  2. Apr 202612

    Apr 2026 (archived locator; already lists Sec 89 Gurugram, which the brand says opened Jul 2026) · web.archive.org

  3. Oct 202613

    Oct 2026 (live locator) · plusfitness.co.in

These counts come from different sources — brand claims, press reports and store locators — so they aren't a like-for-like series. Treat the brand's own claims as the upper end.

Cities with Outlets

Mumbai, MaharashtraNavi Mumbai, MaharashtraAhmedabad, GujaratGurgaon, HaryanaMorbi, Gujarat

Cities with Outlets

5 cities
Has an outlet
Major city, no outlet listed
Click a city to explore

Company Health Check

What Plus Fitness's franchisor company has filed with the registrar and the courts — the checks a lawyer would run before you sign.

Status with the registrar
Active
Paid-up capital
₹1 L
Brand trademark
Registered in India for Plus Fitness Pty Ltd (logo mark, Class 41, international registration filed Jan 2016, protection granted); a 2022 'Plus Fitness' Class 41 application is objected

Source: MCA filings via Tracxn (figures FY18–FY23); MCA master data via Falconebiz (balance sheet filed to 31 Mar 2025, no open charges) (checked Oct 2026)

Full company recordsFinancials year by year, registered details, leadership and timelineShow

Plus Fitness Financials Over Time

Figures for the brand, from filed or reported accounts.

FY19
₹47.5 L
Loss ₹13.39 L
FY20
₹74.03 L▲ 56%
Loss ₹7.15 L
FY21
₹33.46 L▼ 55%
Loss ₹19.46 L
FY22
₹39.74 L▲ 19%
Loss ₹4.72 L
FY23
₹70.31 L▲ 77%
Profit ₹34.61 L

Source: Sarrani Wellness LLP filings via Tracxn

A profitable franchisor doesn't mean profitable franchisees. These are the company's numbers, not an outlet's. A franchisor can grow on fees and supplies while outlets struggle — talk to existing franchisees and see their accounts before you decide.

Company Profile

The legal entity behind the brand, its leadership, and its official channels.

Registered name
Sarrani Wellness LLP (India master franchisee)
Company type
Limited Liability Partnership
CIN
AAK-9631
Incorporated
26 Oct 2017
Headquarters
Ahmedabad, Gujarat (India master franchisee office); brand owner based in Australia

Leadership

  • SSiraj LalaniMaster franchisee, Plus Fitness India (managing director of Sarrani Wellness)
  • JJiten AgrawalBusiness development head, Plus Fitness India (named Jul 2026)
  • FFaiz SopariwalaBusiness development head, Plus Fitness India (named Mar 2026)

Social presence

InstagramFacebookLinkedInYouTubeX

Company details source: MCA records via Tracxn

Plus Fitness Timeline

  1. 1996

    Plus Fitness founded in Australia

  2. Oct 2017

    Sarrani Wellness LLP incorporated (later India master franchisee)

    Source
  3. Aug 2019

    India locator lists 3 clubs in Ahmedabad

    Bodakdev, Memnagar, South Bopal

    Source
  4. May 2021Announced plan

    Master franchisee targets 50 clubs by end-2022

    Not met: 13 clubs open in Oct 2026

  5. Dec 2024

    Viva Leisure signs Plus Fitness master franchise deals for the UK, Singapore and the Philippines

    Source
  6. Feb 2025Announced plan

    Plus Fitness India restates a 50-club target, now within five years

    Source
  7. Mar 2026Announced plan

    Jerai Fitness partnership announced to expand to 100 gyms

    Bundled franchise-and-equipment model

  8. Apr 2026

    Borivali West (Mumbai) club opens

  9. Jul 2026

    Sector 89 Gurugram and Naranpura (Ahmedabad) clubs open

FranchiseChuno Analysis

Our analysis of verified data

How Plus Fitness looks once the numbers are checked side by side.

  • •Investment in line with the Fitness, Sports & Entertainment medianMidpoint ₹200 L vs a category median of ₹220 L across brands on FranchiseChuno.
  • ✓Brand operating for 30 yearsFounded in 1996. The brand doesn't state when franchising began.
  • !2 red flags in the news or public discussionSee Reputation & News below, and ask the brand to address each one.

Data completeness

55%

  • ✓ Terms checked against the brand's own page
  • ✓ Published investment (not an estimate)
  • ○ Franchise fee
  • ○ Royalty
  • ○ ROI or payback claim
  • ○ Agreement term
  • ✓ Training details
  • ✓ Outlet cities verified
  • ○ Company financials
  • ✓ Legal entity
  • ✓ News & public opinion checked

Ask Before You Sign

Questions tailored to what Plus Fitness does and doesn't publish.

  1. 1Speak to at least 3 franchisees who have run an outlet for 2+ years and see their actual monthly sales and profit — a franchisor making money doesn't mean its franchisees do.
  2. 2Ask for the one-time franchise fee in writing, and whether any part is refundable.
  3. 3Ask for the royalty and any marketing-fund fee, and how they're calculated (on sales or profit).
  4. 4Ask for the agreement term, renewal fee and exit or transfer terms.
  5. 5Ask whether you get an exclusive territory, and how large it is.
  6. 6Ask the brand to respond to each red flag listed under Reputation & News.
  7. 7Have a lawyer review the franchise agreement before paying anything.
  8. 8Visit 2–3 existing outlets and speak to their owners without the brand present.
Running the outletSpace, staff, launch steps, training, support and who does whatShow

Operations Required

What you'll need on the ground to run this franchise day-to-day.

Area Required

3,000 - 5,000 sq ft

Staff Needed

—

Setup Time

—

Owner Involvement

—

Best Locations

Not published

Business Type

Not published

From First Call to Launch

Plus Fitness's onboarding process, step by step.

  1. 1

    Initial information

    First information session

  2. 2

    Meeting and gym visit

  3. 3

    Territory booking and property selection

  4. 4

    Fit-out and equipment

  5. 5

    Franchise training and agreement

  6. 6

    Grand opening

Training & Support

What the brand provides to help you launch and run your franchise.

Operations Manual

Step-by-step playbook for running the outlet

Not published

Supply Chain Support

Vendor sourcing, inventory & logistics

Not published

Technology / POS

Billing, inventory, and management software

Included

Marketing Support

Pre-launch and ongoing local and national marketing; its Jul 2026 post credits a pre-sales campaign with 600 members signed before the Naranpura club opened

Included

Launch Support

Pre-opening setup and grand-opening assistance

Not published

Ongoing Field Support

Regular visits and operational coaching

Not published

Training Programme

Franchise training before opening, a designated business manager, help with site search and lease negotiation, and access to Plus Fitness software, member app, 24/7 remote CCTV and IT security systems (brochure, Sep 2025)

Ongoing Support

Site and territory analysis, lease negotiation on the franchisee's behalf, a supplier network for design and fit-out, local and national marketing, and pre-launch membership pre-sales (brand pages, 2025–26)

What Plus Fitness franchisees say

We haven't yet heard from enough Plus Fitness franchisees to show anything. We publish totals once 3 or more people who run an outlet have answered and we've called each one to check.

I run a Plus Fitness outlet — share how it went

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the total investment for a Plus Fitness franchise?
Plus Fitness states an investment of ₹150 lakh–₹250 lakh. Plus Fitness India's franchise brochure (Sep 2025) gives ₹1.5–2.5 Cr per club. It doesn't break the figure down, name the franchise fee or say whether GST is included; a brand-supplied Nov 2025 advertorial says it covers infrastructure, setup costs and franchise support. An earlier brand article on its Asia site (dated Feb 2025) gave ₹85 L–1.5 Cr for 2,500–4,000 sq ft and a 2.5-year breakeven; the newer brochure figures are used.
What return does Plus Fitness say a franchise makes?
Plus Fitness states 30%–35% a year on the total investment. This is the brand's own claim; check it with existing franchisees.
How long does Plus Fitness say it takes to recover the investment?
Plus Fitness states a payback of 26.4 months — the time for cumulative profit to equal the initial investment, as the brand claims it.
What training does Plus Fitness provide?
Franchise training before opening, a designated business manager, help with site search and lease negotiation, and access to Plus Fitness software, member app, 24/7 remote CCTV and IT security systems (brochure, Sep 2025).

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