Clients already want it
Cold plunging is the recovery service clients ask for by name. A commercial tub turns that demand into bookings instead of home-bathtub experiments.

Commercial cold water, done properly
Cold plunging went mainstream. The XR Cryo Plunge gives you the commercial-grade tub, filtration and temperature control to sell it every day, backed by the manufacturer behind the XR cryotherapy family since 2007.
The case for cold water
Framed honestly: cold plunge economics are about steady, repeatable sessions with almost nothing consumed per guest.
Cold plunging is the recovery service clients ask for by name. A commercial tub turns that demand into bookings instead of home-bathtub experiments.
No liquid nitrogen and no per-session consumable: chilled, filtered water and a wipe-down between guests. Staff training covers the rest.
Sessions run 3–10 minutes, which makes plunge passes, punch cards and recurring memberships natural products to sell.
The hardware
Acrylic or inflatable tubs, one commercial chiller platform behind both: filtration, temperature control and construction built for all-day commercial use.




The revenue picture
A plunge session takes minutes, so one tub serves a full schedule of walk-ins, members and recovery packages. For scale, the client’s general worked example for recovery services: 20 treatments a day at a $40 average ticket grosses $24,000 a month. Pair the plunge with a chamber or kiosk and one visit sells two services.
Getting open
The same launch support that stands up cryotherapy studios applies here: facility development for the wet room, staff training on the equipment, and financing, lease and startup packages so the tub earns before it is paid off.


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