Your numbers. Your maths.
Gym profit and ROI calculator, on your own numbers.
Put in six numbers and see the year-one return against a fee of ₹35,000 + GST per month. This is arithmetic, not a projection — we add no growth multiplier on our own.
Six numbers. One answer.
Your numbers
The members actually paying right now.
From every member, every month, on average — after the plan mix.
The gym's rent, every month.
Total salaries of trainers, front desk and housekeeping.
Out of a hundred members, how many renew.
Where you want to take it. This is your target, not our promise.
Year one, worked out.
Return on the fee
Payback8 months
Extra revenue, year one
WTF Powered, year one
12 × ₹35,000 + ₹10,000 onboarding
Net gain, year one
| Today | With WTF Powered | |
|---|---|---|
| Paying members | ||
| Monthly revenue | ||
| Monthly profit |
What we are assuming.
- 1Extra revenue comes only from retention. New members are not counted in this maths at all.
- 2The member base grows only by as many percent as your renewal rate rises in percentage points — not one member more.
- 3The fee is taken as ₹35,000 + GST per month, plus one-time onboarding of ₹10,000 + GST.
- 4Rent and staff cost are held constant — any saving there is not in this number.
- 5Every input is yours. We add no growth multiplier on our own.
After the maths, the real numbers.
This gym profit calculator takes six numbers — paying members, average fee, rent, staff cost, today's renewal rate and your target — and shows year-one return against ₹35,000 + GST a month plus ₹10,000 + GST onboarding. It adds no growth multiplier: extra revenue comes only from renewals.
Straight questions on the maths.
How much profit does a gym make per month in India?
It depends on members, fees, rent and staff cost — which is why this calculator runs on your six numbers instead of an average. For scale: a mature WTF gym does ₹8–9L/month in revenue.
What numbers do I need for the calculator?
Six: paying members, average monthly fee per member, monthly rent, monthly staff cost, today's renewal rate and the renewal rate you are aiming for.
How is the year-one cost calculated?
12 × ₹35,000 plus ₹10,000 onboarding, with GST on top. Rent and staff cost are held constant, so any saving there is extra to the figure shown.
Does the number look right? Now let's find the real one.
In the free audit we take your actual numbers — capacity, plan mix and leak — and run this maths on your gym.
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