Choosing a gym often comes down to a simple question: what do you actually get for your monthly fee? If you're looking at EOS Fitness membership price options, you'll find base rates starting as low as $9.99 per month, but navigating the different tiers, enrollment charges, and annual maintenance fees requires a closer look at the fine print.
Understanding the full financial commitment helps you pick the right tier without getting surprised by extra charges on your first billing cycle. Here is a breakdown of what memberships cost, what each tier includes, and how to avoid unexpected expenses.
Understanding EOS Fitness Membership Tiers
EOS structures its memberships around three primary tiers: Will Do, Will Crush, and Will Power. Each level targets different training styles, facility needs, and budget requirements. Prices vary slightly by location, but the tier structures remain consistent across most of their 225+ locations.
Will Do Membership
Priced as low as $9.99 per month (when using ACH autopay), the Will Do plan is the entry-level, no-frills option.
- Best for: Lifters and cardio enthusiasts who just want access to standard equipment without paying for extras.
- What is included: Standard strength training equipment, free weights, and cardio machines at your home club.
- What is excluded: Group fitness classes, indoor pools, saunas, and multi-club access.
Will Crush Membership
Starting around $24.99 per month, the Will Crush plan adds major perks and wider access.
- Best for: Regular gym-goers who want group classes, recovery amenities, and multi-location flexibility.
- What is included: Access to over 225 EOS locations, G-Fit group fitness classes, MOVEōS Cinema (cardio rooms with movie screens), indoor pools, and saunas.
Will Power Membership
Starting around $29.99 per month, the Will Power plan is the top-tier offering.
- Best for: Members who want every available amenity, guest privileges, and advanced digital fitness tracking tools.
- What is included: Everything in Will Crush, plus high-end perks like AI-generated personalized training plans (Gainiac), Evolt total body scans, and exclusive member discounts.
Hidden Fees to Expect Beyond Monthly Dues
The monthly rate is only part of the equation. When you sign up for an EOS membership, you need to account for startup costs and recurring maintenance fees that appear outside your monthly bill.
- One-Time Enrollment Fee: Depending on current promotions, initial sign-up fees range from $1 up to $49.99. Joining during holiday promos or special community events often drops this fee significantly.
- Annual Maintenance Fee: A mandatory $59.99 annual fee is billed roughly 30 to 60 days after enrollment, and once every year on that same anniversary. This fee goes toward facility upkeep, equipment upgrades, and club improvements.
- ACH Autopay Discount: Many advertised low rates include a $2.99 monthly discount conditional on setting up automatic payments through a bank account (ACH) rather than a standard credit card.
According to the official EOS Fitness Memberships Guide, taxes and local restrictions apply to all promotional pricing structures.
How to Choose the Right Plan for Your Goals
Selecting the correct membership tier prevents you from paying for features you won't use. Take an honest look at your weekly routine before committing to a contract length.
If you strictly lift weights, use a treadmill, and prefer to get in and get out, the Will Do plan saves you the most money over a 12-month period. If you love structured instructor-led classes, unwind in a sauna after a hard workout, or travel frequently and need access to multiple clubs in states like California, Arizona, Nevada, Texas, Florida, or Utah, upgrading to Will Crush or Will Power delivers much higher value.
To check local pricing details or book a trial, visit the EOS Fitness FAQ Page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I freeze or cancel my EOS membership if I move?
Yes, memberships can typically be frozen for medical reasons or extended travel for a small administrative fee. To cancel permanently, you must follow the specific cancellation terms outlined in your contract, which usually require written notice or an in-person visit depending on your agreement type.
Does EOS Fitness offer day passes if I just want to try it out?
Yes. If you aren't ready to commit to a monthly contract, EOS offers a day pass option for around $20 that grants full access to club amenities for a single day. They also frequently offer 7-day trial passes online for prospective local members.
Are personal training sessions included in the membership price?
No. Personal training, specialized small group coaching, and individual nutrition counseling cost extra. You can purchase personal training packages separately, with individual sessions typically ranging from $50 to $100 depending on the trainer's experience and package size.
Are there any family or student discounts available?
EOS does not offer traditional standalone student or military discounts [cite: 1.1.5 because their base rates are already heavily discounted across the board. However, higher-tier plans like Will Power often include guest privileges so you can bring a workout partner with you at no extra charge.
