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Gym revenue & profit calculator
Project how much revenue and profit your gym makes each month and over the next year.
Total monthly revenue
$37,375
- Membership revenue / month
- $20,800
- PT revenue / month
- $15,600
- Projected revenue next 12 months Includes your monthly growth rate.
- $477,871
- Monthly profit
- $16,995
- Profit margin
- 45.5%
- Revenue per member
- $117
Results are estimates based on your inputs. They are not financial, tax or medical advice.
How this calculator works
- 1Membership revenue = active members × average monthly fee.
- 2Add personal training revenue (clients × average monthly PT spend) and retail or other income.
- 3Subtract total operating costs for monthly profit and margin.
- 4The 12-month projection compounds your expected monthly net member growth.
Tips from gym owners
- Revenue per member is the number to grow: PT, classes and retail lift it without adding rent.
- A 2% net monthly growth rate compounds to about 27% more members in a year.
- Track collected revenue, not billed revenue. Unpaid dues are not income.
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Gym revenue & profit calculator: FAQ
How much revenue does an average gym make?
Revenue depends almost entirely on member count and average fee. A 300-member gym charging $65 per month earns roughly 300 × $65 from memberships before PT and retail. Use the calculator with your own numbers for an accurate projection.
What is a good profit margin for a gym?
Established independent gyms typically keep 20–35% of revenue as profit. New gyms often run at a loss for 6–12 months while membership builds.