Is there a Lease Rider included in the Body20 franchise agreement?

According to the 2025 Body20 Franchise Disclosure Document, a Lease Rider is indeed part of the franchise agreement. Appendix D of the Body20 Franchise Agreement specifically references the inclusion of a Lease Rider.

Furthermore, the Lease Rider outlines several critical conditions and agreements between Body20 Franchisor LLC, the franchisee, and the landlord. It stipulates that the franchisee must use the premises solely for operating the Body20 studio. The landlord's consent is required for the franchisee to install and use trademarks, service marks, signs, and decor items associated with the Body20 system. The landlord must also provide Body20 with copies of all communications sent to the franchisee regarding the lease and premises.

Additionally, the Lease Rider grants Body20 the right to enter the premises to protect its system and marks, cure defaults, or remove trade dress upon termination of the agreement. The franchisee is permitted to assign the lease to Body20 under certain conditions, and the landlord agrees not to impose assignment fees or increase rent in such cases. The Lease Rider also restricts the franchisee from assigning the lease or subletting the premises without Body20's written consent, and it prevents the landlord and franchisee from amending the lease in a way that materially affects the Lease Rider without Body20's approval. These provisions ensure Body20 maintains control over the studio's operation and appearance, and protect their interests in the leased property.

Overall, the Lease Rider is designed to protect Body20's interests by ensuring the franchisee operates the studio according to Body20's standards and by giving Body20 certain rights related to the leased premises. Prospective franchisees should carefully review the Lease Rider to understand their obligations and the franchisor's rights concerning the leased property.