Quick Answer Updated January 2026

Gym memberships in Singapore range from $2.50/entry (ActiveSG public gyms) to $399/month (Barry's Bootcamp). The average gym-goer pays $70-150/month. Budget 24-hour gyms cost $70/month, premium chains like Fitness First run $140/month, and boutique studios (BFT, F45, Barry's) command $238-399/month for coached class experiences.

Best Value at Each Tier:

BUDGET

Sengkang ActiveSG Gym — $2.50/entry or $15/month membership View →

MID-RANGE

GoFit Toa Payoh — $88/month, 5.0★ (288 reviews) View →

PREMIUM

Fitness First One Raffles Quay — $140/month, 4.7★ with CBD access + classes

500+

Gyms Listed

$2.50-$399

Price Range

~$88

Median Price

The Complete Singapore Gym Pricing Guide for 2026

Whether you're a university student counting every dollar, a CBD professional looking for lunchtime classes, or someone who wants world-class coaching at boutique studios—Singapore's fitness market has evolved to serve every budget and preference. This guide breaks down exactly what you'll pay across every tier, from government-subsidized facilities to premium boutique experiences.

The good news? Competition in Singapore's gym industry has never been fiercer. Budget chains like Anytime Fitness and Snap Fitness offer 24-hour access at $70/month. Premium players like Fitness First provide group classes and CBD locations at $140/month. And if you want structured coaching, boutique studios like BFT ($280/month) and F45 ($238/month) deliver programmed workouts with heart-rate monitoring.

We've analyzed pricing from over 500 gyms across Singapore to create this comprehensive breakdown. Every price point mentioned comes from our verified database—no guesswork, just real numbers you can compare.

The Real Cost Formula

A $140/month gym you visit 4x weekly = $8.75/visit. A $70/month gym you visit twice monthly = $35/visit. Before comparing headline prices, estimate your realistic visit frequency. The cheapest gym is the one you'll actually use consistently.

Budget Tier: $2.50-60/month

If maximizing savings is your priority, Singapore offers legitimate options that won't break the bank. These gyms won't win awards for ambiance or cutting-edge equipment, but they deliver functional fitness facilities at unbeatable prices.

ActiveSG Public Gyms

Cheapest Option

$2.50/entry or $15/month

Singapore's government-subsidized gym network spans the entire island, attached to sports centres, swimming complexes, and community clubs. Equipment is functional—treadmills, weight machines, free weights up to 30-40kg, and basic cable stations. Perfect for beginners or anyone who doesn't need the latest Technogym equipment.

The trade-offs: Limited operating hours (typically 7am-10pm), no air-conditioning at some older locations, and crowded during evening peak hours (6-9pm). Many locations restrict towel use and have basic shower facilities.

Popular locations: Sengkang, Jurong Lake Gardens, Bukit Gombak

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SAFRA EnergyOne Gyms

NSmen Benefit

$35-50/month

For NSmen and SAFRA members, EnergyOne gyms at SAFRA clubhouses deliver excellent value. Equipment quality surpasses ActiveSG—air-conditioned facilities with modern cardio machines, proper free weight areas, and access to other SAFRA amenities like pools and bowling alleys.

The Toa Payoh and Jurong SAFRA locations are particularly well-equipped with dedicated functional training zones. Membership includes access to all SAFRA EnergyOne outlets islandwide.

Locations: Toa Payoh SAFRA, Jurong SAFRA, Choa Chu Kang SAFRA

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Neighbourhood Budget Gyms

Hidden Gems

$30-60/month

Small independent gyms in HDB estates and community clubs often undercut chain pricing significantly. These neighbourhood gyms trade brand recognition for savings—perfect if you live nearby and want no-frills fitness access.

Community clubs like Toa Payoh West CC (4.3★, 705 reviews) and Ci Yuan CC (4.2★, 3,408 reviews) offer gym access bundled with other facilities at minimal cost.

Mid-Range Tier: $70-150/month

This is where most Singaporeans land—and where competition is fiercest. The $70-150 bracket delivers 24-hour access, quality equipment, and locations in both CBD and heartland areas. You're paying for convenience and consistency.

Anytime Fitness

100+ Locations

$70-99/month ★★★★☆ 4.3 avg

The purple giant dominates Singapore's 24-hour gym market with over 100 locations. At $70-99/month (pricing varies by location and contract length), you get key fob access around the clock plus global multi-club access when traveling. Equipment standards vary by franchise—some locations are exceptionally maintained, others less so.

Best for: Shift workers, night owls, travelers who want gym access overseas, and anyone prioritizing schedule flexibility over premium amenities. Always check Google reviews for your specific "home" club before committing.

Top-rated locations: MacPherson Mall (5.0★), Eastwood Centre (4.9★), Clementi 354 (4.8★)

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Snap Fitness

24-Hour Access

$70/month ★★★★★ 4.9 avg

Snap Fitness competes directly with Anytime Fitness but generally scores higher for equipment quality and cleanliness. Fewer locations (around 20 in Singapore) means each outlet tends to be better maintained. The Prinsep Street location (4.9★, 179 reviews) and Woodlands Health (5.0★) consistently earn praise.

Best for: Those who want 24-hour access with slightly better equipment than Anytime Fitness, and don't need as many location options.

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GoFit

Local Chain

$88/month ★★★★★ 4.8 avg

This Singapore-born chain offers a community-focused alternative to international franchises. At $88/month, slightly more than Anytime Fitness, but reviews consistently praise the friendly atmosphere, equipment maintenance, and cleanliness. The Toa Payoh location holds a perfect 5.0★ rating with 288 reviews.

Best for: Those who prefer locally-owned businesses and value community atmosphere over 24-hour access.

Locations: Great World (4.9★), Choa Chu Kang (4.9★), City Hall (4.5★)

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Homeground Gym

Gym + Pilates

$98/month ★★★★★ 4.7 avg

Homeground differentiates itself by bundling Pilates access with traditional gym facilities at its Clementi location. The $98/month membership gives you both strength training equipment and access to reformer Pilates classes—exceptional value compared to standalone Pilates studios charging $176-250/month.

Locations: Clementi (5.0★), Tampines (4.7★), Ang Mo Kio (5.0★)

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Fitness First

12 Locations

$140/month ★★★★★ 4.6 avg

Fitness First hits the sweet spot for CBD professionals who want group classes without boutique prices. Your $140/month includes access to all 12 Singapore locations, unlimited Les Mills classes (BODYPUMP, BODYCOMBAT, RPM, yoga), and premium amenities like proper shower facilities and towel service.

The value calculation: At $140/month for unlimited classes, attending just 4 classes weekly means each session costs ~$8—far cheaper than pay-per-class boutique studios charging $35-45 per session.

Top-rated locations: One Raffles Quay (4.7★), Tampines (4.7★), Junction 10 (4.7★)

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Premium Tier: $150-250/month

At this level, you're paying for premium facilities, newer equipment, and either specialized programming or upscale atmospheres. This tier includes both high-end commercial gyms and specialized studios for yoga, Pilates, and boxing.

Virgin Active

Premium Clubs

$200/month ★★★★☆ 4.3 avg

Virgin Active positions itself as a "health club" rather than gym—think spa-like facilities, extensive class schedules, and social atmospheres. At $200/month, significantly pricier than Fitness First, but you get larger facilities, more amenities, and fewer crowds. Popular with expats and professionals who view gym time as lifestyle, not just exercise.

Locations: Marina One (4.4★), Raffles Place (4.3★), Holland Village (4.4★)

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PURE Fitness

Ultra-Premium

$250/month ★★★★☆ 4.4 avg

PURE Fitness targets the luxury segment with flagship locations in premium malls like Ngee Ann City and Asia Square. Expect the newest equipment, immaculate facilities, extensive class schedules (yoga, HIIT, cycling), and premium amenities. If budget isn't your primary concern and you want the best-maintained equipment in town, PURE delivers.

Locations: Asia Square (4.4★, 524 reviews), Ngee Ann City (4.3★, 501 reviews)

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Club Pilates

Reformer Pilates

$176/month unlimited ★★★★★ 4.8 avg

The American reformer Pilates franchise offers unlimited classes at $176/month—significantly cheaper than most boutique Pilates studios in Singapore charging $250-350/month. Classes run 50 minutes on Balanced Body reformers with certified instructors. Great for low-impact strength work, injury rehabilitation, and core development.

Locations: Katong (4.8★, 306 reviews), Woodlands (4.9★), Serangoon (4.8★)

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CrossFit Boxes

Functional Training

$250/month ★★★★★ 4.9 avg

CrossFit boxes charge $250/month for unlimited class access, structured programming, and community-driven accountability. Unlike globo gyms, every session is coached—you're paying for instruction, not just equipment access. The methodology emphasizes functional movements at high intensity with measurable progress tracking.

CrossFit Singapore Bukit Timah (4.9★, 456 reviews), Actualize CrossFit (4.9★, 149 reviews)

Boutique Tier: $238-400/month

The top tier is reserved for boutique fitness concepts where you're paying for coached, high-intensity group experiences with heart-rate monitoring, structured programming, and premium atmospheres. These aren't traditional gym memberships—they're class-based programs designed for accountability and results.

F45 Training

$238/month

45-minute functional HIIT workouts. Circuit-style training with screens guiding exercises. TV-guided stations mean consistent programming across all locations. The "F" stands for functional.

Locations: Alexandra (5.0★), Siglap (5.0★)

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BFT (Body Fit Training)

$280/month

Australian functional training franchise. 50-minute coached sessions with heart rate monitoring displayed on screens. Programmed periodization means your workouts build progressively. 39 locations across Singapore.

Top-rated: Punggol Oasis (5.0★, 217 reviews), Ang Mo Kio (4.9★)

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Evolve MMA

$350/month

Asia's #1 martial arts gym with World Champion instructors in Muay Thai, BJJ, boxing, wrestling, and MMA. Not casual fitness—this is serious martial arts training for committed practitioners.

Location: Orchard Central

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Barry's Bootcamp

$399/month

The "best workout in the world" (their claim). Red-lit studios, alternating treadmill intervals and floor strength work. Celebrity-endorsed intensity with a cult following. Singapore's most expensive boutique fitness option.

Locations: Orchard, Raffles Place

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How to Choose: 4 Persona Profiles

Not sure which tier fits your needs? Here's a breakdown by persona to help you identify the right option based on your priorities, budget, and fitness goals.

Persona 1

The Budget-Conscious Fitness Seeker

Monthly budget: Under $50

Profile: Students, fresh graduates, anyone maximizing savings. You're disciplined enough to workout consistently without premium amenities or social pressure. You don't need group classes or personal trainers—just functional equipment and a place to sweat.

Best options:

ActiveSG gyms at $2.50/entry or $15/month—unbeatable value if location works for you
SAFRA EnergyOne at $35-50/month if you're an NSman or member—better equipment than ActiveSG
Community club gyms like Toa Payoh West CC—bundled access with other facilities

Trade-offs you'll accept: Limited hours, basic equipment, no air-conditioning at some locations, crowded peak times, minimal shower facilities.

Persona 2

The Mid-Range Value Seeker

Monthly budget: $70-100

Profile: Working professionals who want decent facilities without breaking the bank. You value 24-hour access for schedule flexibility, good equipment, and multiple location options. You're self-motivated and don't need group classes—give you the equipment and you'll design your own program.

Best options:

Anytime Fitness at $70-99/month—100+ locations, 24-hour access, global roaming
Snap Fitness at $70/month—higher average ratings than Anytime, fewer but better-maintained locations
GoFit at $88/month—local chain with exceptional ratings and community atmosphere

What you get: 24-hour key fob access, modern cardio and strength equipment, air-conditioned facilities, clean showers, and convenient heartland locations.

Persona 3

The Premium Enthusiast

Monthly budget: $140-250

Profile: CBD professionals who want group classes, premium amenities, and convenient locations near work. You enjoy variety—spinning on Monday, BODYPUMP on Wednesday, yoga on Friday. You're willing to pay more for towel service, proper locker rooms, and a social fitness environment.

Best options:

Fitness First at $140/month—best value for unlimited classes, 12 locations, Les Mills programming
Virgin Active at $200/month—larger facilities, spa-like atmosphere, more upscale crowd
PURE Fitness at $250/month—newest equipment, immaculate facilities, premium mall locations

What you get: Unlimited group classes, CBD locations, towel service, premium shower facilities, and social fitness communities.

Persona 4

The Flexible Variety Seeker

Monthly budget: Variable—willing to pay per class

Profile: You don't want gym lock-in contracts. You prefer variety—yoga one week, boxing the next, Pilates when your back hurts. You value flexibility over savings and would rather pay $35 per class than commit to monthly memberships.

Best options:

ClassPass—monthly credits to use across hundreds of studios, perfect for variety seekers
Pay-per-class at boutique studios—F45, BFT, and spin studios offer single session rates ($35-45/class)
Boulder World at $99/month unlimited or day passes—great for climbing enthusiasts

Trade-offs: Higher per-session costs than monthly memberships, but complete flexibility to explore different fitness modalities without commitment.

Quick Comparison Table

Gym/Chain	Price/mo	24hr?	Classes?	Best For
ActiveSG	$2.50/entry	No	No	Maximum savings
SAFRA EnergyOne	$35-50	No	Some	NSmen/members
Anytime Fitness	$70-99	Yes	Limited	24hr flexibility
GoFit	$88	Varies	Limited	Community feel
Fitness First	$140	No	Unlimited	CBD + classes
Virgin Active	$200	No	Unlimited	Premium lifestyle
F45 Training	$238	No	Only	HIIT coaching
BFT	$280	No	Only	Functional training
Barry's	$399	No	Only	Premium boutique

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the absolute cheapest gym option in Singapore?

ActiveSG public gyms at $2.50 per entry or approximately $15/month with an ActiveSG membership. These government-subsidized facilities are located at sports centres and community clubs across Singapore. Equipment is basic but functional—treadmills, weight machines, and free weights up to 30-40kg. The trade-off is limited hours (usually 7am-10pm), potential crowds during peak hours, and no air-conditioning at some older locations.

How much does the average Singaporean pay for a gym membership?

Based on our database analysis, the median gym membership in Singapore is around $88/month. Most Singaporeans pay between $70-150/month. The $70 tier gets you 24-hour access at chains like Anytime Fitness or Snap Fitness. At $140, Fitness First includes unlimited group classes and CBD locations. Budget-conscious gym-goers can find options under $50/month through ActiveSG, SAFRA, or community clubs.

Are gym memberships in Singapore more expensive than other countries?

Singapore gym prices are moderate by global standards. Compared to Hong Kong and Tokyo, prices are similar or slightly lower. ActiveSG provides affordable public options that don't exist in many cities. The $70-150/month mid-range is comparable to other developed Asian cities. However, boutique studios ($250-400/month) command similar premiums to New York or London equivalents. The key advantage in Singapore is the strong competition in the mid-range segment, keeping prices competitive.

Should I choose a 24-hour gym or one with group classes?

This depends on your workout style. Choose 24-hour gyms ($70-99/month) if you: work irregular hours, prefer solo workouts, are self-motivated, and value schedule flexibility. Choose gyms with classes ($140-250/month) if you: enjoy group motivation, want variety (spinning, yoga, HIIT), need structured programs, or prefer social fitness environments. Do the math: if you attend 4+ classes weekly at Fitness First ($140/month), that's under $9/class—cheaper than single sessions at boutique studios ($35-45/class).

Do Singapore gyms have joining fees, and can they be waived?

Many gyms charge joining fees ranging from $50-200, but these are almost always negotiable. Joining fees are typically waived during promotional periods: Chinese New Year (Jan-Feb), Great Singapore Sale (May-July), and year-end campaigns (Nov-Dec). Even outside these periods, simply asking "Can you waive the joining fee?" often works. Tips: visit near month-end when staff have quotas, bring competitor pricing to negotiate, and always ask about corporate rates through your employer.

Ready to Find Your Perfect Gym?

Don't start with price—start with frequency. How often will you realistically go? A $140/month gym you visit 4x weekly ($8.75/visit) beats a $40/month gym you visit twice monthly ($20/visit). The cheapest gym is always the one you'll actually use.

Location matters more than amenities. The gym nearest your daily commute wins. A 5-minute detour adds up to hours monthly—and becomes the excuse you'll use to skip sessions. Most gyms offer trial visits or day passes—test before committing to any contract.

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