As of October 2026, ClassPass costs from $19 a month for 8 credits up to $249 a month for 125 credits, based on the plans ClassPass shows for a US location. New members can start with 14 days free, and you can cancel or change your renewal plan at any time.
ClassPass doesn't charge per class. You buy a monthly bundle of credits, then spend them on classes, gym time and wellness appointments, and each booking costs a different number of credits. So the real question isn't only what ClassPass costs; it's what your credits will buy where you live.
ClassPass plans and prices
| Credits a month | Price a month |
|---|---|
| 8 credits | $19 |
| 15 credits | $35 |
| 33 credits | $69 |
| 43 credits | $89 |
| 68 credits | $139 |
| 100 credits | $199 |
| 125 credits | $249 |
These are the prices ClassPass displayed for North Charleston, South Carolina, when I checked its plans page. ClassPass shows plans by location, with a change location link on the same page, so check the figures for your own city before you sign up. Don't assume a friend's plan in another city costs the same.
How ClassPass credits work
Every studio, gym, salon and spa on ClassPass sets a credit price for each booking. ClassPass's own explainer gives examples: a gym time session for 1 credit, barre for 3 credits, prenatal yoga for 4 credits, a cycling class for 5 credits, hot yoga for 7 credits, strength training for 8 credits and cryotherapy for 13 credits.
That spread is the key to ClassPass value. On the 8 credit plan, you could book several gym sessions in a month, or one higher priced class and very little else. On a 68 credit plan, you've got room for a few classes a week. The plan that suits you depends on the type of booking you'll make most often.
What you get with every plan
- Bookings for classes and appointments worldwide, not only in your home city
- The option to cancel or change your renewal plan at any time
- Rewards for each friend you invite who signs up
- Access to gyms, studios, salons and spas in one app
ClassPass's credits explainer also describes a member rolling credits over during a busy month, so a quiet few weeks doesn't always mean lost value. Check the rules shown in your account for how many credits roll over, as ClassPass lists that under its own FAQ.
How to work out if ClassPass is worth it
- Pick the three studios or gyms you'd use most and look up their credit price for a typical class.
- Count how many sessions you'd book in a normal month.
- Multiply the two to see roughly how many credits you'd need.
- Match that to the nearest plan above, then compare the plan price with a direct membership at your favourite studio.
If one studio covers almost everything you do, a direct membership there is often simpler. ClassPass earns its keep when you like variety: yoga one week, a cycling class the next, a gym session on a busy day, and the odd spa booking. If you're only after a cheap gym, compare it with the Planet Fitness membership cost first.
The free trial
ClassPass offers new members 14 days free. Use the trial to test the studios you'd book most, and to see how quickly credits go in your city. If the classes you want sit at the higher credit prices, you'll know before you're paying for a plan that won't cover them.
What your credits buy: ClassPass's own examples
| Booking | Credits in ClassPass's example |
|---|---|
| Gym time | 1 credit each |
| Barre | 3 credits |
| Prenatal yoga | 4 credits each |
| Cycling | 5 credits each |
| Hot yoga | 7 credits each |
| Strength training | 8 credits each |
| Full body Pilates | 10 credits |
| Cryotherapy | 13 credits |
Read that table as a guide, not a price list. These are the examples ClassPass uses to explain its credit system, and each venue sets its own credit price. Even so, it shows the range clearly: the same plan can stretch to lots of gym sessions or shrink to a couple of specialist bookings.
Things to watch before you join
- Plans and prices shown depend on your location, so a move or a work trip can change what your credits buy.
- Each booking has its own credit price, which can differ between studios offering the same kind of class.
- Late cancellations and missed reservations have their own rules in ClassPass's FAQ; read them before you book a busy week.
- Your plan renews monthly until you change or cancel it.
If you'd rather train at home between classes, a good workout app can fill the gaps without spending credits.
The verdict
ClassPass costs from $19 to $249 a month, and it's good value for people who want variety across several studios. It's poor value if you only ever go to one place. My advice: start the 14 day trial, book the classes you'd normally do, and note the credit price of each. If your usual month fits comfortably inside the 33 or 43 credit plan, ClassPass will usually work out well. If you're constantly short of credits, a single studio membership is the better buy.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is ClassPass a month?
As of October 2026, ClassPass plans shown for a US location run from $19 a month for 8 credits to $249 a month for 125 credits.
Does ClassPass have a free trial?
Yes. ClassPass offers new members 14 days free.
How many credits is a ClassPass class?
It depends on the studio and booking. ClassPass's examples range from 1 credit for gym time to 8 credits for strength training and 13 credits for cryotherapy.
Do ClassPass prices vary by city?
Yes. ClassPass shows plans for your location, with an option to change it, so check the prices for your own city.
Can I cancel ClassPass any time?
Yes. ClassPass says you can cancel or change your renewal plan at any time.
Can I use ClassPass in other cities?
Yes. ClassPass says you can book classes and appointments worldwide.
Can I change my ClassPass plan?
Yes. ClassPass lets you change your renewal plan at any time, so you can move up or down a credit level as your routine changes.
Do unused ClassPass credits roll over?
ClassPass's credits explainer describes members rolling credits over in a busy month. Check your account for the exact rollover rules.
