How Much Does Crunch Fitness Membership Cost?

Updated on August 31, 2026 | Written by Alec Pow
This article was researched using 9 sources. See our methodology and corrections policy.

A Crunch Fitness membership currently costs about $9.99 to $19.99 per month for Base, roughly $24.99 to $29.99 per month for Peak, and about $29.99 to $39.99 per month for Peak Results at the U.S. clubs we checked. The advertised monthly fee is only part of the bill. Crunch also charges an annual fee of up to $89, enrollment can normally be as high as $75 at many franchise clubs, and processing fees and taxes can apply.

The exact price depends heavily on your home gym. A current Crunch in Doral, Florida lists Base at $9.99, Peak at $24.99, and Peak Results at $29.99. San Antonio Colonnade charges $9.99, $26.99, and $36.99 for the same three tiers, while some clubs charge still more.

The famous $9.99 monthly rate can also require an annual commitment. At Anaheim, California, Base currently costs $9.99 per month with a 12-month commitment or $19.99 month-to-month. That makes reading the membership terms just as important as comparing the advertised monthly number.

Article Highlights

• Base membership commonly starts around $9.99/month, although flexible Base plans can cost around $16.99 to $19.99 (at $30 per hour, earning that amount would take about 34 to 40 minutes, before taxes)/month at some clubs.
• Current Peak examples fall around $24.99 to $29.99/month.
• Current Peak Results examples range from about $29.99 to $39.99/month.
• Crunch’s annual fee varies by home club and can cost up to $89 per year.
• Many current franchise clubs display a normal enrollment fee of $75, although temporary promotions can cut it to $1, $0.01, or even $0.
• A $9.99 Base plan can cost as much as $283.88 during the first year before processing fees and taxes when modeled with a $75 enrollment fee and the maximum $89 annual fee.
• Peak and Peak Results often include multi-club access, but ordinary Crunch Fitness memberships can exclude Crunch Select and Crunch Signature locations.

How Much Does a Crunch Fitness Membership Cost?

Crunch cost	2026 planning range	Current example
Base membership	$9.99 to $19.99 (about 20 to 40 minutes at $30 per hour)/month	Anaheim: $9.99 committed or $19.99 flexible
Peak membership	$24.99 to $29.99/month	Doral: $24.99; Aberdeen: $29.99
Peak Results	$29.99 to $39.99/month	Doral: $29.99; Clifton: $39.99
Annual fee	Up to $89/year	Varies by home club
Enrollment fee	Varies, often $75 before promotions	Promos can reduce it sharply
Crunch+ for gym members	$2.99/month	$32.89/year option available
Crunch+ without gym membership	$7.99/month	$87.89/year option available

The current Doral club pricing shows Base at $9.99, Peak at $24.99, and Peak Results at $29.99. Its normal enrollment charge is displayed as $75, although the current promotion can reduce enrollment to a token amount.

Prices rise at other locations. San Antonio Colonnade pricing currently shows $9.99 Base, $26.99 Peak, and $36.99 Peak Results. The club also shows the normal $75 enrollment amount before its promotional discount.

At the upper end of the clubs sampled, Crunch Clifton pricing currently reaches $16.99 for Base, $29.99 for Peak, and $39.99 for Peak Results.

The Hidden $89 Fee

The monthly membership price is not the full annual cost. Crunch’s current membership FAQ says the annual fee varies by home club and can reach $89. Crunch says the fee pays toward equipment upkeep, facility maintenance, and periodic upgrades.

Current franchise signup pages also warn that advertised monthly dues exclude enrollment fees, recurring processing fees, the annual fee, and applicable taxes.

This creates a much different calculation for the cheapest advertised plan. Assume a Base membership costs $9.99 per month, the member pays the normal $75 enrollment fee, and the club charges the maximum published $89 annual fee.

$9.99 × 12 = $119.88 in monthly dues.

$119.88 + $75 + $89 = $283.88 before processing fees and taxes.

Spread across 12 months, that modeled first year costs about $23.66 per month. The gym still charges only $9.99 in monthly dues, but the effective first-year cost is much higher after the two larger fees are included.

Enrollment Promos Can Save $75

Enrollment is one area where joining at the right time can have a measurable payoff. Multiple current Crunch franchise pages display a normal enrollment fee of $75 alongside temporary enrollment promotions.

Doral and San Antonio have recently displayed enrollment as low as $0.01, while California clubs such as Anaheim have advertised $1 promotional enrollment. Crunch Aberdeen offers have even included $0 enrollment promotions.

If the ordinary fee is $75 and a promotion reduces it to $0.01, the immediate saving is $74.99.

Return to the Base first-year model. With $9.99 monthly dues, an $89 annual fee, and a one-cent enrollment promotion:

$119.88 + $89 + $0.01 = $208.89.

That works out to about $17.41 per month across the first year before taxes and processing charges, compared with $23.66 under the same assumptions with regular $75 enrollment.

Commitment vs Flexible Base

The cheapest Base price can come with a commitment. The current Anaheim membership page lists Base at $9.99 per month with a 12-month commitment and $19.99 per month for the month-to-month version.

That difference is $10 each month.

Over one year, $9.99 × 12 = $119.88, while $19.99 × 12 = $239.88.

The committed rate saves $120 in monthly dues over 12 months if the member stays for the full period. The flexible rate costs more but avoids locking the cheaper monthly price to a 12-month commitment.

Crunch says it offers a mix of month-to-month memberships, discounted monthly plans with annual commitments, and paid-in-full options. The exact choices depend on the club.

Base vs Peak vs Peak Results

Base is the low-cost gym-floor tier at most Crunch Fitness franchise clubs. Current pages usually list weight and cardio equipment, machines, locker rooms, and single-club access. Base is usually tied to the member’s home gym rather than the larger Crunch network.

Peak adds group fitness and multi-club access at many franchise locations. Several current club pages list hundreds of participating Crunch Fitness locations under this tier.

Peak Results adds benefits that can include HIIT classes, Relax & Recover services, HydroMassage, tanning, sauna or recovery equipment, and guest privileges. Amenities differ by club, so Peak Results does not guarantee every recovery feature at every location.

At Doral, moving from Peak at $24.99 to Peak Results at $29.99 adds $5 per month, or $60 per year. A member who regularly uses the extra recovery services or guest privilege may get value from that $60 difference. Someone who only wants equipment and group fitness may not.

Guest Privileges Changed

There is no reliable national rule that Base gets one guest, Peak gets three guests, and Peak Results gets unlimited guests. The old 1-3-unlimited ladder should not be used.

Many current franchise pages reserve guest benefits for Peak Results and display phrases such as “Bring a Friend Every Time” or “Unlimited Guests.” Crunch’s own FAQ says guest policy depends on both the club type and membership type.

A free Crunch Fitness guest pass normally covers gym access and group fitness, but it excludes services such as Relax & Recover, Ride classes, HIITZone classes, and Kid’s Crunch unless the guest pays for extra access where offered.

If the membership does not include free guest privileges, the guest-pass price varies by location. Crunch Signature has its own published day-pass structure, another reason not to apply ordinary franchise-club guest rules to every Crunch.

Multi-Club Does Not Mean Every Crunch

Crunch has expanded far beyond the 300-plus locations described in the old article. An August 2026 Crunch network update says the company has more than 600 gyms worldwide across more than 40 U.S. states and international markets.

Peak and Peak Results at Crunch Fitness franchise clubs can provide access to hundreds of participating Fitness locations. Several current club pages display 621 participating Fitness locations. Their terms specifically exclude Crunch Select and Crunch Signature locations.

Crunch Signature uses another membership structure. The All Crunch tier sold through Signature clubs can include both Fitness and Signature locations across the wider network, while a standard Peak or Peak Results membership from a franchise Fitness club does not automatically grant regular Signature access.

This distinction matters for anyone buying Crunch mainly for travel. Check whether the places you plan to visit are Crunch Fitness, Select, or Signature before paying for a multi-club tier.

Crunch+ Costs Extra

CrunchLIVE has been retired and replaced by Crunch+. Gym members who want the streaming service can currently subscribe for $2.99 per month, compared with $7.99 per month for the public All-Access subscription.

The current Crunch+ subscriptions also offer longer billing periods. A Crunch gym member can pay $32.89 per year, equivalent to about $2.74 per month. The nonmember annual plan costs $87.89, or about $7.32 per month.

Paying the member rate annually instead of twelve $2.99 monthly payments saves about $2.99 per year. Crunch says some premium All Crunch Signature memberships include Crunch+ without a separate subscription.

Cancellation Depends on Your Club

Crunch does not publish one national $50 to $100 cancellation fee. Cancellation terms and required notice depend on the home club, membership agreement, commitment, and applicable state or local rules.

Some clubs allow cancellation through the online Member Portal. Where that option is not available, the home club handles the request. Crunch says a cancellation is not complete until the member receives confirmation.

Stopping payment or no longer visiting the gym does not cancel a month-to-month membership. Charges continue until the required cancellation request is made.

Members with annual commitments should read their own contract before canceling early. A month-to-month plan may be easier to leave, but the higher monthly rate can cost substantially more if you remain a member for a full year.

Discounts Are Local Too

Crunch says many clubs offer student and senior discounts, but there is no chain-wide promise of 5% to 15% off. Some clubs publish their own student offers. The West Ashley student offer, for instance, directs college students to a current local discount rather than quoting a nationwide percentage.

Corporate discounts also depend on the employer and home gym. Crunch has a referral program through its app, but it does not promise every member a universal $20 cash credit for each referral.

The strongest predictable saving is often enrollment timing. A drop from $75 to $1 saves $74 immediately, while a one-cent promotion saves $74.99.

Three Crunch Membership Budgets

Lowest advertised Base: A $9.99 Base membership costs $119.88 in twelve months of dues. Add a modeled $75 enrollment fee and the maximum $89 annual fee and the first-year total reaches $283.88 before processing fees and tax.

Base during a one-cent promotion: Keep the same $9.99 monthly rate and $89 annual fee, but reduce enrollment to $0.01. The modeled first-year cost becomes $208.89. The promotion saves $74.99.

San Antonio Peak Results: Current dues are $36.99 per month. Twelve months cost $443.88. Add a normal $75 enrollment charge and an assumed maximum $89 annual fee and the modeled first year reaches $607.88 before processing fees and taxes. A promotional enrollment rate can cut that total.

Worked flexible-plan example: Anaheim Base costs $19.99 month-to-month versus $9.99 with a 12-month commitment. A member who stays all year pays $239.88 in flexible monthly dues versus $119.88 at the committed rate, a difference of $120. Someone who expects to leave after only four months would pay $79.96 in flexible dues, making the contract decision less obvious once early-cancellation terms are considered.

Which Crunch Tier Fits?

Makes sense to choose Base if:

• You mainly want weights, cardio equipment, and machines.
• You expect to use one home gym.
• Group classes and recovery equipment have little value to you.
• You can get the $9.99 rate without taking on contract terms you dislike.

Makes sense to choose Peak or Peak Results if:

• You want group fitness or multi-club access.
• You travel between participating Crunch Fitness locations.
• You will use HIIT or Relax & Recover services available at your club.
• Peak Results guest access replaces guest passes you would otherwise buy.

Crunch competes heavily on price, so it is worth comparing the full first-year total with Planet Fitness membership prices, Anytime Fitness membership costs, and 9Round membership prices rather than comparing only the lowest monthly advertisement.

What We Verified

• Checked: current Crunch Fitness franchise pages show Base prices from $9.99, Peak from roughly $24.99 to $29.99, and Peak Results from roughly $29.99 to $39.99 at the sampled clubs.
• Confirmed: Crunch’s current FAQ says its annual Fitness fee varies by home club and can reach $89.
• Cross-referenced: multiple current signup pages display a standard $75 enrollment fee alongside limited-time reductions to $1 or less.
• Verified: Crunch says multi-club access depends on club type and membership, and ordinary Crunch Fitness Peak plans do not automatically include Select or Signature locations.

Answers to Common Questions

How much is Crunch Fitness per month?
Current franchise-club examples range from about $9.99 to $19.99 for Base, $24.99 to $29.99 for Peak, and $29.99 to $39.99 for Peak Results. Your home gym sets the actual price.

Why did Crunch charge me $89?
It may be the annual fee. Crunch says the annual Fitness fee varies by home club and can cost up to $89. Check the billing description or ask your home gym if the amount does not match your agreement.

Does Crunch charge an enrollment fee?
Yes. The amount varies by location and membership type. Many current franchise pages show a regular enrollment amount of $75, while promotions can cut it to $1, one cent, or $0.

Can I bring a guest to Crunch?
Guest privileges depend on your membership and home club. Many current Peak Results plans include guest benefits, while Base and Peak should not be assumed to include a fixed number of free guests.

Can I use my Crunch membership at any Crunch?
Not automatically. Base is normally single-club access. Peak and Peak Results can include participating Crunch Fitness locations, but Fitness memberships can exclude Crunch Select and Crunch Signature clubs.

Does Crunch have a cancellation fee?
Crunch does not publish one universal cancellation fee. The process, notice period, and any contract consequences depend on your home club and membership agreement.