Club Pilates
$89–$359/mo.
Exit grade C: You can cancel online, but it is buried behind a multi-screen retention flow.
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Club Pilates: $89–$359/mo. No credit card is required to start. Cancelling is moderate - about 20 minutes. Our take: Watch for the $99 enrollment fee that hits even on intro memberships unless you sign within 72 hours.
Last verified: July 24, 2026
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Our take
Watch for the $99 enrollment fee that hits even on intro memberships unless you sign within 72 hours. (Free intro reformer class)
The honest data
By the numbers
- Price after
- $89.00 / mo
- Card required
- No
- Cancellation
- Medium
- Time to cancel
- ~20 min
Cancellation guide
How to cancel Club Pilates
Documented · ~20 min
- 01
Cancellation is handled by your home studio, not a corporate app. Identify the studio where you signed up.
- 02
Contact that studio in writing (email is best for a paper trail) or in person to request cancellation. Most locations require 30 days written notice.
- 03
If you are still inside an initial commitment period, ask about the early-termination fee (commonly around $150); month-to-month members with proper notice usually have none.
- 04
Ask the studio for written confirmation of your cancellation and your final billing date.
- 05
If email and in-person requests go unanswered, send a dated cancellation letter by USPS Certified Mail to the studio address.
Full guide: how to cancel Club Pilates
Club Pilates free trial - frequently asked
- How much does Club Pilates cost?
- Club Pilates costs $89.00 per month.
- How do I cancel Club Pilates?
- To cancel Club Pilates: 1. Cancellation is handled by your home studio, not a corporate app. Identify the studio where you signed up; 2. Contact that studio in writing (email is best for a paper trail) or in person to request cancellation. Most locations require 30 days written notice; 3. If you are still inside an initial commitment period, ask about the early-termination fee (commonly around $150); month-to-month members with proper notice usually have none; 4. Ask the studio for written confirmation of your cancellation and your final billing date; 5. If email and in-person requests go unanswered, send a dated cancellation letter by USPS Certified Mail to the studio address. It takes about 20 minutes and is rated medium to cancel.
- Do I need a credit card for the Club Pilates trial?
- No - Club Pilates does not require a credit card to start the free trial.
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