Structural Elements franchise fees for 2026:
Cash Investment: $375,000 liquid capital
Total Investment: $703,450 - $1,458,815
Minimum Net Worth: $1,500,000
Single Unit Franchise Fee: $65,000
Franchise Fee for Each Additional Unit: $52,000 (under an Area
Development Agreement)
Royalty: 8% of gross receipts (minimum $500/month)
Ad Fee: 1% of gross receipts
Other Fees: Technology fee: $350/month
Average Number of Employees at Start/at Maturity: Owner plus
front-desk/administrative staff. Clinical care is delivered by
independent Micro-Franchisee practitioners, not employees.
Item 19: No
SBA Registry: No
Visa Candidates: Yes
Passive Ownership: No
Semi-Passive Ownership: Yes
Specify: A trained on-site Designated Manager may run day-to-day
clinic operations, so the owner is not required to personally
deliver care or staff the front desk. However, this is a
manager-run, not absentee, model: the owner must stay actively
engaged in the business - particularly through site build-out,
launch, and the ramp-up period - and fully passive or absentee
ownership is not permitted.
Home-Based: No
B2B: No
Master Franchise Opportunities: Yes
Veteran Discount: No
No. Structural Elements is not a semi absentee franchise. The owner of the franchise (the franchisee) is expected to be involved in all aspects of day-to-day operations.
No. Structural Elements is not a home based franchise opportunity.
Click here to find out how much Structural Elements franchisees make. Structural Elements offers an Item 19 in their Franchise Disclosure Document which provides financial information about select franchisees in their franchise system.
Yes. Structural Elements is a master franchise opportunity. A master franchisee is responsible to recruit, train and support franchisees in their territory.
No. Structural Elements franchise does not offer a veteran discount.
Yes. Structural Elements franchise does work with E2 Visa and EB-5 Visa candidates.
No. Structural Elements franchise is not looking for Canada franchisees.
No. Structural Elements franchise is not looking for International franchisees.
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