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Mathnasium franchise: what it costs

For the Mathnasium franchise, opening a learning center runs from $127,316 up to $165,846. The 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) says so; a brand must give you those papers before you buy one.

Mathnasium franchise cost, item by item

All costs to open
From $127,316 up to $165,846
Item 7, 2026 FDD
Franchise fee you pay one time at the start
$49,000
Item 5, 2026 FDD
Royalty, your ongoing payments to the brand
A $650 monthly base royalty plus 10% of monthly gross receipts
Item 6, 2026 FDD
Marketing fund, which covers shared advertising
2% of gross receipts plus $250 a month
Item 6, 2026 FDD
Figures on sales or earnings
Shared, with no single main number
Item 19, 2026 FDD
Location count as 2025 ended
Franchise owners ran 1,043, and the company ran 4
Item 20, 2026 FDD

The source for every figure above is the 2026 Mathnasium Franchise Disclosure Document, dated April 30, 2026. Mathnasium Franchisor LLC filed it at the Minnesota Department of Commerce. Each small label points to the numbered part of the FDD where that figure sits.

Sales and earnings numbers in the Mathnasium FDD

You'll find figures from Mathnasium in Item 19, the FDD section where a brand may report sales or earnings for its locations, yet no single main number can be quoted. Before you rely on any of them, go through the Item 19 tables all the way.

Our guide explains reading an Item 19 before you trust any figure in it.

Mathnasium location count

Franchise owners ran every Mathnasium location, 100% of the 1,047 counted in the United States when 2025 ended, according to Item 20. In that same part of the FDD, you get phone numbers for owners still running stores and ones who left. Your best way to learn how these costs play out in real life is to call a few of them.

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