Are there any agreements that significantly limit Body20's rights to license the use of the Body20 marks?

According to Body20's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, there are no currently effective agreements that significantly limit their rights to use or license the use of their marks in a manner material to the franchise. This means that Body20 is not currently bound by any agreements that would prevent them from allowing franchisees to use their trademarks.

For a prospective franchisee, this is a positive sign. It suggests that Body20 has full control over its brand and can grant franchisees the right to use the trademarks without significant restrictions. This can be important for brand consistency and recognition.

However, Body20 maintains control over how franchisees use the marks. Franchisees must use the marks in strict accordance with the Franchise Agreement and Manuals, and they cannot use the marks in ways that Body20 has not expressly authorized. Body20 also has the right to require franchisees to modify or discontinue using any of the marks, or to use substitute service marks or trademarks. Franchisees are not entitled to reimbursement for the cost of complying with these directions.