Operator-input model
Studio Economics Calculator
Model capacity, session economics, fixed and variable costs, debt service, break-even utilization, and payback from your own recovery-studio assumptions.
Open Studio Economics Calculator
Five free operator tools
Run the next decision with the assumptions visible
Calculators, launch plans, review checklists, and research previews for recovery-studio owners and the advisors, partners, and equipment teams who support them. Useful before a sales call—and source-transparent after it.
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Five jobs operators repeat
The first two are complete operator-input tools, the claims checker is a deterministic beta, and the research tools stay visibly in preview until their data is refreshed and cleared.
Condition-driven checklist
Launch & Expansion Planner
Build a dependency-aware 90-day launch checklist for a new recovery studio, a new location, or an added wellness modality.
Open Launch & Expansion PlannerDeterministic language screen
Claims & Citation Checker
Screen wellness marketing copy for high-risk claim language, unsupported quantified outcomes, and missing citation links before human review.
Open Claims & Citation CheckerJune 19, 2026 snapshot
Market Gap Explorer
Explore modality representation in a dated, source-backed recovery-studio research sample—with denominators, missingness, and confidence shown.
Open Market Gap ExplorerNo industry conclusions yet
State of Recovery Studios
Preview the measurement framework, data dictionary, exclusions, and release standard for Praxium's future State of Recovery Studios dataset.
Open State of Recovery StudiosBeyond the calculator
Price the equipment →
Commercial cold plunges, saunas, red light and more, with operator-focused specs.
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Every brand behind the catalog, each with a live page — or become a partner.
Read the operator playbooks →
Longer-form guides on buying, launching and running a recovery studio.
Three more, built from a room rather than a form
See the room, and the block, before you commit
The first two draw commercial equipment at one foot to the unit, from footprints measured off the 3D models themselves. The third takes a floor and a booking sheet you write, replays it minute by minute, then runs the months on the prices, retention and costs you type. Praxium supplies none of those numbers, and none of the three reports a figure it did not compute.
Virtual studio
Walk three reference floor plans and inspect any station for its real footprint, power draw, and water demand — then play a recovery protocol through the room and see which plans can actually run every step.
Open the virtual studioStudio layout planner
Type the width and depth of one room, drop equipment in, and drag it until it fits. It flags walls crossed and pieces overlapping, in feet to one decimal. That is the whole of it.
Open the plannerStudio Sim
Write the arrivals for one open block, then watch the room run them twice: once with every dose at its authored minimum, once at its maximum. Then type your own tiers, prices, retention, signups and costs, and watch a month-by-month ledger run on them. Praxium supplies none of those numbers.
Read the Studio Sim methodReady to talk through the numbers?
Bring your calculator outputs to a Praxium walkthrough — or apply to the design-partner cohort and help shape the tools studios run on.