Franchise · Cost & Investment
What the Khospace
Franchise Investment Covers
A lean buildout, no on-site payroll, and a technology platform that is already built. Here is what the initial investment is made of and what the monthly costs look like. The exact ranges are in the FDD.
The Six Parts of the Initial Investment
Every line item, in the order you will spend it.
Buildout & Construction
Design, contractor, and permits to convert a suite into 8 to 19 private rooms plus a lounge and waiting area.
Initial Franchise Fee
The one-time fee to join the system, disclosed in the FDD.
Furniture, Fixtures & Smartlocks
Furnished rooms, electric tables for treatment rooms, signage, and smartlocks on every door.
Technology Setup
Network hardware and onboarding onto the booking, billing, and access platform.
Grand-Opening Marketing
Launch advertising and local outreach to fill the first rooms.
Working Capital
A reserve to cover rent and operating costs while occupancy builds.
Monthly Operating Costs
Rent
The base lease on a 2,500 to 4,000 square foot suite. The largest recurring cost.
Utilities, Internet & Software
Power, water, connectivity, the booking platform, and smartlock service.
Insurance
Liability and property coverage for the space.
Cleaning & Supplies
Janitorial upkeep and consumables. No payroll for on-site staff.
Model It Yourself First
The franchise investment estimator lets you enter your own assumptions for each of the six startup items and the monthly costs above, and totals them for your market. Its defaults are illustrative placeholders, not Khospace's disclosed figures. Use it to get a feel for the shape of the investment, then compare against the FDD.
Why the investment is lean: no reception buildout, no commercial kitchen, no exam rooms, no inventory, and no on-site payroll. Read why that makes Khospace a semi-absentee franchise.
Common questions
How much does a Khospace franchise cost?
The exact initial investment range, franchise fee, and ongoing fees are disclosed in the Franchise Disclosure Document, which we send within 24 hours of your inquiry. The investment is made up of the buildout, the initial franchise fee, furniture and smartlocks, technology setup, grand-opening marketing, and working capital. Use the investment estimator on this site to model your own assumptions.
Why is the buildout smaller than a typical coworking or medical office?
Khospace locations are 2,500 to 4,000 square feet of private rooms, a small lounge, and a waiting area. There is no reception desk, no kitchen build for food service, no exam rooms, and no open-plan floor. Rooms are furnished, not fitted out with medical equipment.
What are the ongoing costs?
Rent on the space, utilities and internet, the software platform and smartlock service, insurance, cleaning, and supplies. There is no payroll for on-site staff. Royalty and marketing fees are detailed in the FDD.
How do Khospace locations make money?
Hourly room bookings plus monthly memberships. Members choose Pay As You Go, Standard, or Premium plans, and revenue grows with occupancy across the rooms. Mail services and storage are additional membership revenue.
Is financing available?
Many franchisees use SBA loans or other small-business financing for the buildout and franchise fee. Our team can point you to lenders familiar with the model. Khospace does not itself provide financing.
What is the timeline from signing to opening?
It depends on site selection and permitting in your market. After signing, the path is site selection, lease, buildout to our design standards, training, and a grand opening with marketing support. Our team gives a market-specific estimate during discovery.
Get the exact numbers
The FDD has the investment ranges, fees, and financial performance disclosures. Request it and we will schedule a discovery call to walk through it with you.
Request the FDD