Orange Theory Fitness Cost: Membership Prices, Fees & Plans

Orangetheory Fitness is a franchise, and each studio is individually owned and operated. That is why the chain has no single national price. The company's own site says as much when it describes its retail drop-in price as a recommended figure that varies by studio.

The prices below are the list rates shown on three studio pages: New York (100 Williams St), Seattle (Capitol Hill), and Chicago (Logan Square). They are standard listed monthly rates, not the lower member-preferred or introductory rates that some studios advertise beside them. The studio pages carry no date.

Orangetheory sells memberships by how many classes you can book each month:

• Basic includes 4 classes a month.
• Elite includes 8 classes a month.
• Premier is unlimited classes.

Basic fits people who work out about once a week. Elite suits two sessions a week. Premier makes sense when you plan to attend often, since the cost per class falls as you add visits.

The New York studio lists Premier at $279/mo, Elite at $199/mo, and Basic at $119/mo.

Seattle's Capitol Hill studio is lower on every tier. Premier is $199/mo, Elite is $139/mo, and Basic is $99/mo.

The Chicago Logan Square page lists Elite at $159/mo and Basic at $119/mo.

Basic costs the same $119/mo in New York and Chicago, but Elite is $159/mo in Chicago against $199/mo in New York. Local market conditions may play a part, though the studios do not explain their pricing.

Orangetheory publishes a recommended retail price of $35 each for a casual visit, with the note that prices vary because each studio is individually owned and operated. If you only want to try a class, that is the figure to compare against a membership.

The brand also runs short promotions. One recent offer, Hell Week, advertised eight days of unlimited classes for $39. Offers like this are time limited and change often, and they are not the same as a standard monthly rate. Confirm the current terms and the studios that take part.

Several things can change the number on your bill:

• The studio. Rates are set studio by studio, and big-city locations tend to list higher prices on the pages above.
• The tier. Moving from Basic to Premier costs more each month but lowers the cost of each class if you attend often.
• Commitment length. Studios often show different rates for month-to-month and longer terms. Ask which one the listed price refers to.
• Introductory pricing. Studio pages show first-month and preferred rates next to the standard price. Read which rate applies after the first month.

Also ask about extras before you sign, such as fees for late cancellations or missed classes, and what happens if you want to pause or cancel. Policies are set by the studio and may differ from the corporate page.

The most reliable method is to open the page for the studio you would use and read the membership section. Many studios offer a free first class, which lets you try the workout before choosing a tier. Prices on this page come from Orangetheory, Orangetheory, and Orangetheory, and were checked on Oct 14, 2026.