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i9 Sports Franchise Review (2026)

Cost, Item 19 earnings & fees — from the actual FDD

A private-equity-grade read of the i9 Sports Franchise Disclosure Document — the real cost to open, the earnings picture, and the risks a salesperson has no incentive to mention.

Kids & FamilySports & Athletics

Item 19 · average monthly revenue

$29,962/mo

Franchisor-disclosed across 213 reporting units. This is revenue— the full report models what you'd actually keep after every fee.

Disclosed owner-side figure: $10,774/mo

Diligence risk level

Medium

Above-market royalty at 7.5%.

Does it fit your capital?

How much can you put toward opening?

The cash you have for the build-out — the one number the whole deal is measured against.

Estimated cost to open (Item 7)your capital ▎

$59,900$69,900

Capital fitCoveredWithin your capital

At a glance

System units

294

+30 / −0 last yr

Earnings (Item 19)

Disclosed

4 cohorts

Royalty

7.5%

ongoing royalty

What the sales deck won't lead with

Descriptive, FDD-cited disclosures — read them before discovery day.

▲The FDD discloses: Must meet or exceed a minimum annual player registration revenue of $80,000 after one year.(Item 12, p. 43)

▲The FDD discloses: The franchise agreement requires you to resolve disputes with the franchisor by mediation only in Florida.(Front Matter, Special Risks)

Every fee, tripwire and territory term is in the full report

The full report opens

What you'd actually keep — that revenue modeled to profit after royalty, fees and debt service
The full Item 19 breakdown — 4 disclosed cohorts
Financial-health severity grade (Item 21 audit)
Every fee and hidden cost, with page cites
Operational tripwires and territory terms

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