Loans for gym businesses in Aurora fund the buildouts, equipment purchases and expansions for boutique studios, CrossFit boxes, functional-training gyms and full-service health clubs across the Denver metro. We work with first-location openings and multi-unit operators.
Fitness has become a recurring-revenue business — and lenders now underwrite gyms similarly to SaaS: monthly member value, churn, LTV and CAC matter more than total revenue. A gym with 400 members at $150/mo on 4% monthly churn is a much stronger credit than one grossing more with 8% churn.
Marquette structures gym deals with SBA lenders who understand fitness plus equipment financiers for turf, rigs, cardio and strength equipment.
“Gyms have high failure rates in year 1–2, and lenders know it. First-time operators without franchise support will pay for that risk with higher rates or bigger down payments. Franchise brands (F45, Orangetheory, StretchLab, etc.) unlock better terms because the model is proven.”
Yes, especially for franchise-brand locations on the SBA-approved franchise list. Independent-concept gyms are harder but possible with strong operator experience.
Yes — SBA 7(a) covers TI, equipment, franchise fees, and working capital in one facility.
Gym acquisitions are underwritten heavily on member retention data. Bring 12+ months of billing, churn and freeze reports.
Available — equipment lenders finance rigs, cardio, and strength packages at 3–5 year terms with minimal paperwork.
Yes — boutique fitness is one of the strongest sub-verticals right now, and lenders like the high ARPU + low equipment-cost profile.
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