What happens if the Body20 franchisor doesn't deliver notice to end the extension?

According to Body20's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, if a franchisee continues to operate their studio after the initial 10-year franchise term expires, Body20 may treat the term as extended on a month-to-month basis. This means the franchise agreement doesn't automatically terminate; instead, it continues under the same terms, but with no fixed end date.

For a Body20 franchisee, this provides some flexibility. If the franchisee is still deciding whether to renew or sell the business as the initial term ends, this month-to-month extension allows continued operation without interruption. However, this also means that Body20 retains the right to terminate the agreement with only 30 days' notice.

The month-to-month extension can only be terminated if either Body20 or the franchisee delivers a notice to end the extension. The interim period will end 30 days after the other party receives notice to terminate. If Body20 does not deliver such a notice, the franchise agreement remains in effect on a month-to-month basis indefinitely, until either party provides the required 30-day termination notice. This situation could continue for an extended period if both parties are content with the arrangement, but it's important to recognize that either party can trigger termination with relatively short notice.