Equinox Prices & Membership Costs (2026)

Equinox prices: a membership costs $255–$430/mo depending on tier. Figures are medians across the 111 Equinox locations we track, as of Oct 2026.

As of Oct 2026, across the 111 Equinox locations we track, Select Access runs $255/mo at the median ($212–$355); Miami Access runs $260/mo at the median ($260–$260); Chicago Access runs $270/mo at the median ($270–$270); Metro D.C. Access runs $272/mo at the median ($272–$272); Metro NY Access runs $275/mo at the median ($275–$275); Boston Access runs $282/mo at the median ($282–$282); Southern California Access runs $323/mo at the median ($323–$323); So Cal Access Monthly runs $323/mo at the median ($323–$323); All Access Fitness runs $350/mo at the median ($350–$350); Destination Access runs $370/mo at the median ($370–$370); Destination West runs $410/mo at the median ($410–$410); Destination HY runs $430/mo at the median ($430–$430). Each location sets its own rate, so check yours.

As of Oct 2026, 3 of 111 Equinox locations list an enrollment (initiation) fee — typically $300 ($300–$1,500), and none lists an annual fee.

Yes — every location prices independently. Select Access spans $212–$355/mo across the studios we track. The typical membership runs $230/mo in Washington, DC versus $280/mo in New York City.

Equinox prices: a membership costs $255–$430/mo depending on tier. The tier sets which clubs you can use: a single-region Access membership at the low end, All Access and the Destination tiers above it. The initiation fee is quoted per club and comes on top of dues.

$255/mo to $430/mo at the typical club: Select Access is $255/mo ($212–$355 by location), All Access $350/mo and Destination Access $370/mo, before a per-club initiation fee. The finder above shows your club's rate.

Yes. Equinox's own New York annual-membership listings build in a $500 initiation fee, and the clubs we track that publish one list $300 ($300–$1,500 by location). It is quoted per club: corporate members join for $0 initiation and seasonal promotions regularly waive or cut it, so ask before you sign.

No. Equinox does not sell day passes to the public; the only way in without a membership is as a member's guest, and each new member gets two guest passes a year to send from the Equinox app. The front-desk Day Pass is for existing members visiting a club outside their membership tier.

There is no public price because there is no public day pass. A member's guest pass costs the guest nothing in most cases, though Equinox's policies say guest access may require a guest pass fee, and the front-desk Day Pass that members buy to visit a club above their tier is priced at the club rather than published.

Each new member receives two guest passes that replenish annually, shareable with anyone for any club in your membership level through the Equinox app. The member has to accompany the guest, who checks in at the front desk with photo ID and signs a guest waiver. Guests under 16 are not permitted.

Equinox doesn't publish one. The only standing discounts on its site are the corporate membership ($0 initiation through a participating employer) and the member referral program, so ask your club what it can do; the initiation fee is the usual thing to negotiate.

Corporate, yes: through a participating employer you can join any club near your home or office for $0 initiation, with the Equinox+ app included. Equinox doesn't publish a military discount.

$39.99 a month as an app-only subscription, after a 7-day free trial, billed through the App Store and cancellable at any time. Club members get Equinox+ included with their membership.

Equinox's top tier: E Clubs on Madison Avenue in New York and St James's in London, offering elite personal training, Pilates, classes, services and amenities in an intimate setting, plus private E Training Studios at Columbus Circle, Greenwich, Hudson Yards and San Francisco. E members also get access to the global Equinox portfolio. Pricing isn't published.

Yes — online cancellation through your account is now a listed method, alongside club, mail, and email. That's a recent change following the 2025 New York Attorney General settlement over cancellation practices.

Only for medical or statutory reasons, with documentation — there's no casual pause option in the published member policies.

Yes — Equinox supports HSA/FSA payment for memberships when you qualify through a letter of medical necessity. How gym memberships qualify for FSA/HSA →