
QC Kinetix
QC Kinetix is a concierge medicine that offers tailored treatment plans for things like arthritis or injury. We treat damaged joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and tissue, due to arthritis or injury. We use non-surgical injections to restore damaged tissue, decrease pain, and increase quality of life. This is designed to be a long-term fix and keep patients out of surgery, away from toxic steroid injections, and off addictive pain medications. Class IV deep tissue laser, Platelet-rich Plasma, A2M (naturally occurring protein and Bone Marrow stem cells from the patient's own body are used in these treatment plans.
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Beauty
Brand highlights
- CEOScott Hoots
- Headquarters227 W Trade Street, Charlotte, NC, 28202
- Year founded2017
- Year started franchising2021
- IndustryBeauty
- Locations open194 (+185 last three years)
Statistics & metrics
- Investment range$250,100 - $600,080
- Franchise fee$55,000
- Royalty8% of Gross Revenues
- Brand fund1% of Gross Revenues
- Required Liquid Capital$350,000
- Required Net Worth$750,000
- Average Gross Sales$686,676
- Top Quartile Average Annual Sales$1,414,393
Brand superpowers
Concierge Medicine - No Insurance, all cash business
Part-Time ownership (CEO type role, can keep their job)
Recession Resistant - people will always have pain
500 clinics sold and 175 open - very established brand
National Call Center fields leads and sets appointments
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Ideal candidate profile
Desire to scale / multi-unit ownership
Passion to Help People
No Industry Experience Required
Values Outstanding Customer Service
Passion for health/wellness
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FDD Version Referenced - Issuance Date: 2024-05-01
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| Initial Franchise Fee | Learn about the initial franchise fee required to join the QC Kinetix franchise system and what that fee covers. | |
| Other Fees | Understand the ongoing and additional fees associated with owning a QC Kinetix franchise, including royalties, marketing contributions, and other required payments. | |
| Estimated Initial Investment | Review the estimated total initial investment required to open a QC Kinetix franchise, including startup costs and working capital estimates. | |
| Territory | Understand how franchise territories are defined, whether they are exclusive, and under what circumstances they may be modified by QC Kinetix. | |
| Financial Performance Representations | Review any financial performance information QC Kinetix provides, including revenue or earnings data, if disclosed. |
Location data
| Total locations | 194 |
| Franchise locations | 182 |
| Corporate locations | 12 |
System growth over time
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Based on 1 reviews
FORMER FRANCHISEE
Number of Locations: 3
Apr 9, 2026The franchisee expressed a strongly negative view of the brand, indicating they are very unlikely to purchase again or recommend it. They rated initial onboarding and ongoing support as inadequate, and reported financial results and ROI well below expectations. They criticized the franchisor’s customer acquisition approach and overall cooperation—seeking improvements in expansion, logistics, and marketing—and expressed concern that the franchisor is more focused on fees, while acknowledging the quality of the product/treatments and noting success in hiring qualified employees.


