6 Massage Guns Business Success Stories [2024]

Updated: November 1st, 2023
Start A Massage Guns Business

Here are some real life success stories of starting a massage guns business:

1. Live Fit ($720K/year)

Chris, the founder of Live Fit, started the company in 2011 to address the misses in the personal training industry and create a more comfortable experience for clients. He focused on building trusting relationships, offering a variety of services like strength training, yoga, and massage sessions. Over the years, Live Fit has grown steadily, expanding to two locations and generating over $760,000 in revenue in 2019.

How much they make: $720K/year
How much did it cost to start: $50K
Current team size: 1

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How I Started A $60K/Month Personal Training Company

Live Fit, a personal training company founded in 2011, grew from earning $80,000 in their first year with two trainers to earning over $760,000 in 2019 with 12 trainers and two locations, thanks to a focus on building trusting relationships and providing a variety of services to clients.

About
Chris started Live Fit about 13 years ago
Revenue
Chris grew the business to $60K/month
Costs
It cost Chris $50000 to start the business
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2. Pulseroll ($2.88M/year)

Founder Paul McCabe came up with the idea for Pulseroll after attending an innovation event in China and seeing a prototype for a vibrating foam roller. Recognizing the benefits of percussion therapy and the market opportunity, he launched the UK's first-ever vibrating foam roller and has since grown Pulseroll into a multi-million pound business with products stocked in over 20 countries.

How much they make: $2.88M/year
How much did it cost to start: $10K
Current team size: 0

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How We Started A Multi-Million Dollar Massage Therapy Products Business [From Our Kitchen Table]

Pulseroll is a multi-million pound business that offers scientifically proven muscle recovery technology and has experienced year-on-year growth of 174%, making it a top competitor in the wellness tech industry.

About
Paul started Pulseroll almost 8 years ago
Revenue
Paul grew the business to $240K/month
Costs
It cost Paul $10000 to start the business
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3. Addaday ($2.28M/year)

How much they make: $2.28M/year
Current team size: 10

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Making 7 Figures Selling Massage Guns With Victor Yang Of Addaday.com

Addaday, an online retailer of massage tools founded by former technology entrepreneur Vic Yang in 2011, offers an all-in-one resource for pain relief, relaxation, and recovery, with sticks, rollers, balls, and massage guns.

About
Victor started Addaday over 14 years ago
Revenue
Victor grew the business to $190K/month
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4. Pulseroll ($2.88M/year)

How much they make: $2.88M/year
Current team size: 17

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An Interview With Paul McCabe - CEO of Pulseroll

"Pulseroll is a fast-growing muscle recovery brand, stocked by leading British retailers and available in over 20 countries worldwide, founded by Paul McCabe in 2016 to make percussive massage therapy accessible and affordable for everyone through their range of vibrational therapy machines."

About
They started Pulseroll almost 8 years ago
Revenue
They grew the business to $240K/month
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