PureGym Prices & Membership Costs (2026)

As of Sep 2026, across the 64 PureGym studios we track, Off Peak runs $20/mo at the median ($20–$20); Paid in Full - Single Access runs $25/mo at the median ($25–$27); Core runs $28/mo at the median ($26–$45); Core - No Commit runs $34/mo at the median ($33–$53); Premium - No Commit runs $36/mo at the median ($36–$65); Plus runs $36/mo at the median ($34–$56); Paid in Full - All Access runs $40/mo at the median ($40–$42); 12 Month Plus (Incl Four Months Free) runs $41/mo at the median ($38–$42); Premium Plus runs $46/mo at the median ($46–$48); 6 Month Plus (Incl Two Months Free) runs $46/mo at the median ($43–$50); 3 Month Core runs $66/mo at the median ($66–$66); Paid in Full - Single Access 3 Months runs $73/mo at the median ($73–$120). Each studio sets its own rate, so check yours.

As of Sep 2026, 42 of 64 PureGym studios list an enrollment (initiation) fee — typically $20 ($15–$40), and none lists an annual fee.

61 of the 64 PureGym locations we track sell a day pass: typically $13 ($10–$20), as of Sep 2026. PureGym sells a day pass at every US club with no contract; it expires at midnight on the day of use (not 24 hours after purchase).

Yes. Blink filed for bankruptcy in August 2024, PureGym bought it for $121 million, and 56 NY/NJ clubs were rebranded to PureGym in December 2025. Old Blink links and searches land here.

No — the US membership agreement prohibits freezes outright, whatever the marketing implies. Plan around that before committing to a 12-month term.

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