A rare opportunity to acquire an established multi-location group reformer Pilates platform in New York — one of the deepest and most fitness-engaged urban markets in the country.

The business operates several leased studios under a single brand, anchored by a large recurring membership base: roughly 1,300 active members generating about $260,000 per month, or close to $3.1M annualized — contracted, recurring and the majority of what the business takes in. The balance comes from class packs, single classes, private and duet sessions, and a teacher-training program. Adjusted earnings of $1,101,583 represent the average of full-year 2025 and the trailing twelve months, independently reviewed by a third-party CPA.

An experienced management team oversees the day-to-day operations of the business, allowing the owner to focus on strategic oversight. A buyer can preserve this structure and operate in an oversight role, or become more actively involved if desired.

Systems are unusually well developed for a business of this size: a documented operating manual, project-managed workflows across the management team, standardized studio build-outs, and a repeatable new-location playbook the group has executed more than once. This is not a franchise, but it has been built with the systems, documentation and operational discipline to support future growth.

The expansion case is the platform itself. The management layer, the operating manual and the standardized build-out already exist and already run the current footprint — the expensive part of a multi-location business is built and paid for. The group has opened and ramped additional studios on that playbook, and the management structure is sized to carry more. A buyer can add locations organically or acquire independent studios across New York and the Northeast, in a market of single-site operators with no succession path. Private sessions are a small fraction of activity today and the teacher-training line has never been formally scaled.

The seller is open to a phased transition and continued consulting involvement to protect continuity for members and staff. Full financial detail, including a third-party quality-of-earnings report, is available to qualified buyers following execution of a confidentiality agreement.