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Business Loans from £10,000 to £250,000 for your gym
Running or expanding a gym requires significant upfront investment, from purchasing specialist fitness equipment to fitting out premises, hiring staff and launching marketing campaigns. Whether you’re opening a new gym, upgrading facilities or managing seasonal membership fluctuations, access to the right finance is essential to keep operations stable and growth on track.
A gym business loan provides fast access to the capital needed to fund equipment, refurbishments, staffing and working capital without tying up personal savings or disrupting day-to-day operations. With simple applications, quick decisions and flexible repayment options, gym finance helps fitness businesses move forward with confidence.
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What Is Gym Business Finance?
These loans are commonly used to fund cardio and strength equipment, studio fit-outs, flooring and changing facilities, technology systems, marketing campaigns and general working capital. Loan amounts typically range from £10,000 to £250,000, depending on trading history, revenue and affordability.
How Does a Business Loan For a Gym Work?
Our process is designed to be fast and straightforward, getting you the funding you need with minimal hassle.
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When applying, lenders typically request:
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Basic business details
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Six months of business bank statements
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Recent year-end accounts
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Details of how the funding will be used
Quotes for gym equipment or refurbishment costs (if relevant) -
Providing clear information helps lenders assess your application quickly.
Lender Assessment
Lenders assess factors such as:
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Lenders evaluate key factors, including:
Your experience operating a gym or fitness business -
Monthly revenue and membership income
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Cashflow consistency and affordability
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Existing financial commitments
Whether income is diversified (memberships, PT, classes, corporate clients)
This ensures the funding structure aligns with your business needs and repayment capacity.
Repayments
Once approved, funds are released quickly so you can move forward with confidence. Repayments typically include:
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Fixed daily, weekly or monthly payments
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Terms ranging from 1 to 5 years
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Unsecured or asset-linked options
- Interest rates based on affordability and risk
This provides predictable costs while supporting cashflow continuity across projects.
When Should You Use Gym Business Finance?
Gym loans are ideal when you want to invest in growth or manage cashflow without placing pressure on working capital. Common scenarios include:
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Opening a new gym or fitness studio
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Purchasing or upgrading gym equipment
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Funding fit-outs, flooring or changing facilities
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Expanding floor space or adding new studios
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Managing seasonal dips in membership income
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Hiring trainers or front-of-house staff
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Investing in marketing ahead of peak periods
These loans work best when your gym has a clear operating model and consistent revenue.
Who Is Eligible for Gym Business Loans?
Gym finance may be suitable if:
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You operate a UK-registered gym or fitness business
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Your business has at least 12 months of trading history
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Your accounts show consistent income or membership revenue
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You can demonstrate repayment affordability
Both independent gyms and multi-site operators may be eligible, depending on financial performance.
Take Your Gym Business to the Next Level with Century
At Century Business Finance, we work with a wide panel of lenders who understand the specific needs of gym and fitness businesses. Whether you’re investing in equipment, expanding facilities or improving cashflow, we keep the process fast, simple and transparent.
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