Porter ranch, ca (Los Angles metro)
Early performance snapshot*
The following data reflects actual reported results for porter ranch (Los Angeles metro), a Heights Wellness Retreat new build, through month 4.
- $77,103 Porter Ranch Monthly Revenue - Month 4
- 286 Active Members - Month 4
- 93% Monthly Retention Average - Month 4
- $156 Average Membership Dues
- $6,425 Revenue Per Treatment Room - Month 4
*Financial performance data derived from Item 19 of the Heights Wellness Retreat 2023 Franchise Disclosure Document.
Growth Over the First 120 Days
Porter Ranch demonstrates consistent membership and revenue growth through its first four months of operation, following a structured presale and early ramp period.
30 Days
- $28,892 in monthly revenue
- 121 active members
- $2,408 revenue per treatment room
60 Days
- $49,051 in monthly revenue
- 177 active members
- $4,088 revenue per treatment room
90 Days
- $60,298 in monthly revenue
- 238 active members
- $5,025 revenue per treatment room
120 Days
- $77,103 in monthly revenue
- 286 active members
- $6,425 revenue per treatment room
This progression reflects the early ramp of a membership-driven model designed to build momentum through consistent member acquisition, retention, and utilization.
Heights Together
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$77,103Porter Ranch Monthly Revenue - Month 4 -
286Active Members - Month 4
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93%Monthly Retention Average - 4 Months
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$156Average Membership Dues
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$6,425Revenue Per Treatment Room - Month 4
Friendswood, TX (houston Metro)
Conversion performance under the Heights wellness retreat model
The Friendswood location converted from the legacy Massage Heights model to Heights Wellness Retreat in January 2026. This case study reflects early performance at the same physical location, comparing results before and after conversion.
Performance Comparison
Before Conversion (Legacy Model)
- $71,094 monthly revenue
- ~704 active members
- ~95% monthly retention
- ~$85 average monthly dues
After Conversion (Heights Wellness Retreat)
- $83,033 monthly revenue
- 746 active members
- 96.7% monthly retention
- Expanded membership structure with higher-value pathways
What Changed
The transition from a single-tier membership model to a multi-tiered, full-stack wellness platform introduced:
- Multiple membership pathways vs. a single price point
- Integration of wellness technologies alongside hands-on care
- Increased revenue per member through expanded service offerings
- Continued strong retention with higher-value memberships
Key performance Shifts
Early Impact
- +16.8% increase in monthly revenue
- Growth in active membership base
- Retention improved to 96.7%
- Transition from negative to positive net member growth
Why the Model Performs Differently
The Heights Wellness Retreat model introduces structural changes that impact both revenue and member engagement:
- Multi-tier membership structure vs. single-tier legacy model
- Inclusion of wellness technologies in select membership tiers
- Higher average monthly dues driven by expanded offerings
- A model designed for frequency, retention, and long-term engagement