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Based on the selections above, most gyms of this type and size invest between:
Exact pricing depends on equipment brands, quantities, and customization.
Selectorized machines, cable stations, Smith machines, plate-loaded equipment
Treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, rowers, stair climbers
Dumbbell sets, Olympic bars, weight plates, benches, squat racks
The cost of opening a gym varies widely depending on your location, the size of your space, and the type of equipment you choose. Most gym owners spend between $50,000 and $300,000 on equipment alone, with additional costs for build-out, flooring, mirrors, and technology.
The biggest factors include your square footage (more space = more equipment), the mix of cardio vs. strength equipment, and whether you’re buying commercial-grade or light-commercial gear. Our packages are designed to give you the best value at every price point.
Sourcing equipment piece by piece from different vendors almost always costs more. With a package, you get volume pricing, coordinated delivery, and equipment that’s been chosen to work together in your specific layout. Our clients typically save 15–30% compared to buying individually.
Cheap equipment breaks down faster, frustrates members, and ends up costing you more in replacements and repairs. We only recommend commercial-grade equipment with solid warranties because your gym’s reputation depends on reliability. Investing in quality upfront means lower maintenance costs and happier members for years to come.
