biz.cincisauna.com / investor teaser

A mobile sauna brand for Cincinnati before the category heats up.

Cinci Sauna Co. starts with one commercial 6-8 person sauna trailer, hosted pop-ups, and venue partnerships along Greater Cincinnati river life.

01 Mobile-first

One unit can test multiple venue types before permanent site commitments.

02 Venue-led

Bars, cafes, liveries, and retreats already have traffic, parking, and bathrooms.

03 Swedish edge

Design input from Sweden becomes a credibility layer, not just a tagline.

The thesis

Greater Cincinnati has wellness demand, river culture, and a missing social sauna ritual.

The current substitute behavior is fragmented: gym saunas, indoor studios, cold-plunge boutiques, brewery events, and outdoor recreation groups. Cinci Sauna connects those behaviors into one repeatable hosted night.

The first wedge is not a large bathhouse. It is a road-ready sauna trailer that can earn demand data across Little Miami, Great Miami, and Ohio River partner sites.

Little Miami wedge

Use lower-friction access and local outdoor identity to validate the first paid beta sessions.

Hosted pop-ups

Run scheduled sauna nights with partner venues instead of waiting on permanent real estate.

Expansion route

Repeat the operating pattern across Great Miami towns, Ohio River venues, retreats, and private events.

First unit

Buy one commercial trailer. Prove venue demand. Then decide whether to add unit two.

  • Unit: commercial road-ready 6-8 person Scandinavian-style sauna trailer.
  • Use: hosted pop-ups at bars, breweries, liveries, retreats, and river-adjacent venues.
  • Operator advantage: borrowed heavy truck reduces towing friction, but does not replace insurance, safety, or site operations.
  • Proof target: repeated sell-through at two partner venues before pursuing permanent buildout.

The ask

Raise enough to learn fast without pretending this is already a chain.

The pilot raise funds the first unit, cold plunge setup, safety/site kit, insurance/legal, launch marketing, and working capital for the first venue calendar.

Talk about the first unit