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Float spa chains & franchises

Most float centers are independent — but floating still has real networks. They come in two kinds. Some are dedicated float franchises: True REST Float Spa, Urban Float, Float Sixty and H2Oasis run branded float centers on a shared model, so a first float at one location is built to feel like a first float at another — handy when you're nervous and want a known, beginner-friendly experience. Others are multi-modality recovery brands — Restore Hyper Wellness, Perspire Sauna Studio, SweatHouz, Pause Studio and iCRYO — where floating is one option on a bigger contrast-therapy menu of sauna, cold plunge, cryotherapy and red light. Both are genuinely useful when you're choosing where to float: the name over the door tells you something about the vessels, the pricing and the standards before you walk in. We track 48 centers across the 1 network below. Still, the brand is a starting point, not a guarantee — every location is its own room, its own tanks and its own owner, so also browse centers by tank type, see who stacks other recovery services, or find an intro offer to try a first float cheaply.

FloatSpaFinder is an independent directory and is not affiliated with any of the franchises listed here. For the recovery brands, only the locations that actually offer a float tank appear in this directory.

True REST Float Spa

48 locations · 20 states · ★ 4.7 avg

The largest dedicated float-spa franchise in the country, built around private float suites (pods and cabins) — designed to feel the same city to city, which makes it an easy first float for beginners.