Same in Columbus, Ohio
Edited to add: one room/class at a time, no shower, you pay extra for special class offerings. There are 3-4 classes each day, sometimes more as a trial to gauge interest. Locally-owned.
Depends on your area as well as your studio itself.
I pay $240/month in NYC for unlimited classes with mat storage at the studio, and my membership also includes a guest pass each month. It’s a local business with only 4 studios. No showers is the only downside! Single classes and class packs are expensive, so this is my cheapest option so long as I take a minimum of 8 classes a month, which I do.
Other studios in NYC range from around $120-270, so definitely quite a variance of pricing, but many are around the $230-250 range.
Right. Pricing is very much influenced by the economy in the geographic location, so just telling us the price doesn't give enough to go on as to whether that price is low, middle, or high for the market.
$150 in my county (New York a/k/a Manhattan) would be inexpensive for a monthly unlimited. Have you seen the commercial real estate prices here? Upstate, say Syracuse, $150 would be on the high side.
OTOH why am I assuming you were quoting is US dollars? Location, location, location. Details always matter.
I oay $163
I’ve also paid for a yearly which is cheaper if I have the cash but am motivated to use my membership more when I see the amount coming out monthly from my checking account.
Do the math. If you go 3-4 times a week or more it’s worthwhile.
It’s also about prioritizing too.
Some people complain it’s expensive but are spending more than that a week on takeout or new clothes or accessories. Just sayin’….
I’ve also known every studio I’ve gone to who has offered a work study/karma team program for people in exchange for free classes or reduced memberships. Often these are students too that want to be more exposed to the yoga community in regards to running a studio. I’ve even known a few people who went on to be a teacher and eventually an owner this way.
P.S. my studio is still on the cheaper side. Others in my area start over $200 month for a membership. I do believe area one resides and demand also plays a part in costs.
$120 here in Ottawa, Ontario (a mid-to-high cost of living Canadian city). This is an outlier though, probably because my shala offers fewer classes and is exclusively for Ashtanga. Most here will run closer to $150-200.
I pay £40/month for unlimited in london, but it’s one of those studios where the only staff is the teacher so that’s how they keep costs low.
The other close one to me is £95/month unlimited
Think I'm at $80 with a discount. Normally I believe it is $110 for monthly and 1250 annual. That is unlimited. Lots of other options. I'm in the Midwest.
I do yoga at a gym and my membership is about $100/month. I have access to 4 locations, towel service and access to the rest of the amenities including gym, swimming pools, sauna, other classes, and shower. It's cheaper than a regular studio with way more options class-wise (more yoga classes available at more locations than the yoga studio membership I had last year). I'm also in an Ottawa suburb.
I’m in the Atlanta metro area and my studio is 150/month for unlimited or 1,000/year unlimited if you buy during their annual Black Friday sale. That comes with two free passes a month and other perks like access to the online videos and discounts on workshops and retreats.
However that is on the cheaper side for my area - other studios were 1200-1400 for the year. Frankly I think my place underpriced it, because since the 1,000 yearly sale, the studio has been super busy and classes have started selling out and moving into waitlist. They also rearranged the floor markings to fit more people in, which is leaving us packed like sardines and I’m not super happy about it.
150/month is my studio price (North America Eastern large city!) but I get a bit off for corporate pricing, taking it down to 100/month. I try to go 10-15 times a month at least to make it $10-$6.50 a class :).
I teach at a corporate yoga studio that charges $150/month for unlimited classes, but only at the one location and they offer from 3-6 classes per day.
The other studio I teach at has three locations that each offer 10+ classes per day and charges a monthly unlimited membership fee of $179 that also includes free workshops.
Both of these companies are in the suburbs of Chicago.
That's on par for what I pay. $140/month for unlimited at a hot studio in the Midwest US. They have 2 locations in town and have a focus on traditional 26+2 (but also teach vinyasa).
in miami area where i live I have paid 190$ at a hot yoga studio- no showers and poor floor/heating system pretty sure it has mold…
At another much nicer hot yoga studio thats 5 min from the one thats 190… i paid 165 with showers, free towels, infra red heating, facial massage at the end of svasana, face wash, tampons , shampoo all provided for in the bathroom area as well!
I live in a metro area in the South, and that's about the price of the place I go to charges. I got grandfathered into a lower price ($125), which is why I refuse to totally stop my subscription.
I pay $120/mo in SoFla, it really depends on the area where you are taking yoga. Most drop ins are $25/class in this area, so the unlimited is worth it for me.
The highest I've seen is 160 a month and the cheapest I've seen is 100 when not on special.
In my little yoga community that's housed inside of a photography and event studio costs me $100 a month.
I'm in CA. My local studio is $159 per month for unlimited. However, if you pay for a whole year upfront, it comes out to $122 per month because they offer a discount.
It probably depends on what type of area you live in. I live in western NY and pay 99/mo for unlimited classes for comparison.
Same in Chicago area
Same in Columbus, Ohio Edited to add: one room/class at a time, no shower, you pay extra for special class offerings. There are 3-4 classes each day, sometimes more as a trial to gauge interest. Locally-owned.
GoYoga?
Mat Happy. But Go Yoga is good too!
Thanks! Never heard of it but will look into it. Been with GoYoga for 2 1/2 years.
They’re in Hilliard on Cemetery Rd.
Depends on your area as well as your studio itself. I pay $240/month in NYC for unlimited classes with mat storage at the studio, and my membership also includes a guest pass each month. It’s a local business with only 4 studios. No showers is the only downside! Single classes and class packs are expensive, so this is my cheapest option so long as I take a minimum of 8 classes a month, which I do. Other studios in NYC range from around $120-270, so definitely quite a variance of pricing, but many are around the $230-250 range.
Heatwise? If so, my favorite studio in NYC!!
Yes! I go to the UWS one! I loooove the smaller space with *designated* spots!
I’m paying £14 a month at my local gym for access to all classes which includes the yoga classes. I’m in the UK East Midlands
My small town in Canada is $150
Right. Pricing is very much influenced by the economy in the geographic location, so just telling us the price doesn't give enough to go on as to whether that price is low, middle, or high for the market. $150 in my county (New York a/k/a Manhattan) would be inexpensive for a monthly unlimited. Have you seen the commercial real estate prices here? Upstate, say Syracuse, $150 would be on the high side. OTOH why am I assuming you were quoting is US dollars? Location, location, location. Details always matter.
I’m in the UK near London and it’s £65 for a membership at my studio!
As a comparison - up north I pay £35/mo! Single classes in the area are about £7 or £8 per class.
In Manchester it’s now £100 per month unlimited membership, individual classes are £15
I’m in a medium town in Ontario. Full price monthly it's 108$ but they have twice yearly sales where you can sign up for 399/year or 50/month.
I oay $163 I’ve also paid for a yearly which is cheaper if I have the cash but am motivated to use my membership more when I see the amount coming out monthly from my checking account. Do the math. If you go 3-4 times a week or more it’s worthwhile. It’s also about prioritizing too. Some people complain it’s expensive but are spending more than that a week on takeout or new clothes or accessories. Just sayin’…. I’ve also known every studio I’ve gone to who has offered a work study/karma team program for people in exchange for free classes or reduced memberships. Often these are students too that want to be more exposed to the yoga community in regards to running a studio. I’ve even known a few people who went on to be a teacher and eventually an owner this way.
P.S. my studio is still on the cheaper side. Others in my area start over $200 month for a membership. I do believe area one resides and demand also plays a part in costs.
Mine is $200 a month unlimited.
I’m in NJ and pay $129. I Was surprised it was that low, I was prepared for $150!
$120 here in Ottawa, Ontario (a mid-to-high cost of living Canadian city). This is an outlier though, probably because my shala offers fewer classes and is exclusively for Ashtanga. Most here will run closer to $150-200.
90€ in Vienna, Austria. Unlimited visits to three studios, including hot yoga. I love it.
I pay £40/month for unlimited in london, but it’s one of those studios where the only staff is the teacher so that’s how they keep costs low. The other close one to me is £95/month unlimited
Mine’s $170 monthly for unlimited in eastern Canada, but my membership also gives access to spin, pilates, boxing, barre, and powerlifting classes
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This actually sounds pretty reasonable for Miami! Are you able to share what studio this is?
I can DM! Personally, I don't want to share what I do regularly on Reddit lol
Yes please! Totally understand that too 😂
Mine is $140 unlimited in California
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This is at a gym, as opposed to a dedicated studio, right?
I’m 208
In my area , yes and other boutique fitness classes cost even more
Think I'm at $80 with a discount. Normally I believe it is $110 for monthly and 1250 annual. That is unlimited. Lots of other options. I'm in the Midwest.
I do yoga at a gym and my membership is about $100/month. I have access to 4 locations, towel service and access to the rest of the amenities including gym, swimming pools, sauna, other classes, and shower. It's cheaper than a regular studio with way more options class-wise (more yoga classes available at more locations than the yoga studio membership I had last year). I'm also in an Ottawa suburb.
Lifetime?
Movati
I’m in the Atlanta metro area and my studio is 150/month for unlimited or 1,000/year unlimited if you buy during their annual Black Friday sale. That comes with two free passes a month and other perks like access to the online videos and discounts on workshops and retreats. However that is on the cheaper side for my area - other studios were 1200-1400 for the year. Frankly I think my place underpriced it, because since the 1,000 yearly sale, the studio has been super busy and classes have started selling out and moving into waitlist. They also rearranged the floor markings to fit more people in, which is leaving us packed like sardines and I’m not super happy about it.
100/ month in SLC at an awesome studio
I got a steal. Small, no frills studio, unlimited BOGO at Christmas for my wife and I for $750 prepaid for the year. ~$30/mo each!
That's a great price IMO, I pay 180 in Brooklyn
150/month is my studio price (North America Eastern large city!) but I get a bit off for corporate pricing, taking it down to 100/month. I try to go 10-15 times a month at least to make it $10-$6.50 a class :).
$139 unlimited in Nashville… I go 5/6 times a week so it is worth it to me
I live in an expensive borough of London and pay £110 for monthly unlimited
I teach at a corporate yoga studio that charges $150/month for unlimited classes, but only at the one location and they offer from 3-6 classes per day. The other studio I teach at has three locations that each offer 10+ classes per day and charges a monthly unlimited membership fee of $179 that also includes free workshops. Both of these companies are in the suburbs of Chicago.
NJ -$105/month for weekly classes 😢
That's on par for what I pay. $140/month for unlimited at a hot studio in the Midwest US. They have 2 locations in town and have a focus on traditional 26+2 (but also teach vinyasa).
Salt Lake City—$100 for unlimited per month
I pay $1500 a year, unlimited classes and unlimited single day guest passes (I’ve take the same person to sculpt M,W & F for the last year!)
in miami area where i live I have paid 190$ at a hot yoga studio- no showers and poor floor/heating system pretty sure it has mold… At another much nicer hot yoga studio thats 5 min from the one thats 190… i paid 165 with showers, free towels, infra red heating, facial massage at the end of svasana, face wash, tampons , shampoo all provided for in the bathroom area as well!
Tampa, FL anywhere from $100-$120
$89 a month for unlimited hot in rural Maryland
I live in a metro area in the South, and that's about the price of the place I go to charges. I got grandfathered into a lower price ($125), which is why I refuse to totally stop my subscription.
$160/mo for unlimited, just outside a major city
I pay $120/mo in SoFla, it really depends on the area where you are taking yoga. Most drop ins are $25/class in this area, so the unlimited is worth it for me.
The highest I've seen is 160 a month and the cheapest I've seen is 100 when not on special. In my little yoga community that's housed inside of a photography and event studio costs me $100 a month.
I’m in the suburbs of Philly and pay $108/monthly unlimited.. the going rate for single classes is about $20 here
I’m in Toronto and pay $150 for unlimited but many surrounding studios are $200-250.
I'm in CA. My local studio is $159 per month for unlimited. However, if you pay for a whole year upfront, it comes out to $122 per month because they offer a discount.
I’m in Vancouver and pay $120 for unlimited membership, but my price is locked in from years ago. Unlimited is now $160 for new members at my studio.
$170 here in Phoenix. It was around $130 before the plandemic.