How Much Does Anytime Fitness Cost in 2026?

Anytime Fitness publishes no national price list; each franchise puts what it wants on its own club page, and most put a starting rate. These are the published figures at the 13 club pages we read on October 13, 2026, as the clubs state them.

Read as a range, the clubs that publish a monthly rate start between $39.95 and $50 a month, with the New York suburbs at the top and the Midwest, Texas and Louisiana at the bottom. One club prices biweekly ($38 at Sonoma, which is about $82 a month), and 12-month agreements run cheaper per month ($35 at Meraux against $45 month to month). None of this is a national average: it is thirteen club pages.

Three things sit outside the headline. First, a key or activation fee for the 24-hour access fob: Sonoma lists $25, Meraux adds a key fee to its $35 plan without stating it, and several New York clubs waive their joining charge in a "$1 to join" promotion. Second, an enrollment fee at some clubs ($72 at Sonoma; waived on Kaplan's senior plan). Third, tax: Mound's $39.95 and Meraux's $35 are both quoted before tax, and Kaplan quotes its HERO plan both ways ($18.99 biweekly, $39.58 a month with tax).

The terms are local too. Anytime Fitness's own FAQ says every cancellation policy, including the cost to cancel and any termination fee, is in the membership agreement for each location. Read that page before the price page.

None of the 13 club pages we checked lists an annual fee, and the chain's FAQ doesn't mention one; the recurring extras the clubs do publish are the key fee, the enrollment fee and tax. That is not a promise there isn't one at your club. Because each franchise writes its own agreement, ask for the agreement and search it for "annual" and "maintenance" before you sign, and ask whether the quoted rate is before or after tax.

From the clubs' own pages, in rough order of saving.

• A 12-month agreement instead of month to month: Meraux lists $35 against $45, Davison's paid-in-full annual plan runs from $45 a month.
• A discount tier if you qualify: Kaplan's senior plan is $29.99 a month on a 12-month term with the enrollment fee waived, and its HERO plan for first responders and military is $18.99 biweekly.
• Adding family members rather than buying separate memberships: Price lists additional members at $19.99 biweekly.
• Joining on a promotion: the New York clubs' "$1 to join" offer removes the joining charge; Sonoma's "$135 to start" bundles the first payment with both fees, so a waived enrollment fee is worth about $72 there.
• Trying before committing: a day pass is $15 at Germantown and Niles, a week $40 to $45, and Sonoma gives local residents a free day.

Your home club, in the form your agreement names, with the notice period it sets (30 days is the common one). There is no chain-wide online cancellation and no app route, and ABC Financial, which processes the payments, cannot end the contract. How to cancel Anytime Fitness has the steps and the state-law exits.