5 Best Gym Memberships in Singapore (2026) — Price Comparison From $2.50 a Visit to Premium Clubs

Singapore's largest gym franchise by a wide margin — its own site puts the network at around 160 gyms here, part of roughly 5,788 clubs worldwide, so there is almost always one near your home and another near your office. Every outlet runs the brand's 24/7 key-fob model, which makes it the default pick for shift workers and anyone training before 6am or after midnight, and your membership works at other Anytime Fitness clubs including overseas ones. Equipment is functional rather than extensive — free weights, machines and cardio, no pools or spas — and gyms are usually staffed only during limited hours. Because it's a franchise, there is no single national price: each club sets and quotes its own rate, and heartland outlets typically price differently from CBD ones, so ask the specific branch you'd join. A free trial is offered, and it's worth using, since crowding and upkeep vary between franchisees. BEST FOR: consistent gym-goers who want the nearest possible gym, 24-hour access and no frills.

Singapore's premium end, positioned as a 'social wellness club' rather than a gym. There are 5 clubs here, all in central locations, with spacious gym floors in dedicated zones plus a genuinely deep facilities list: a 20m indoor heated pool and hydrotherapy spa, reformer pilates, yoga across three styles, cycle studios, Grid training, BodyPump, a HYROX training club, and a Restore regeneration zone with sleep pods, ice and steam rooms and cold plunge tubs. Memberships include access to all other Singapore clubs and there is no joining fee on any plan; you choose between Once-A-Weeker (one workout or class a week, 12-week minimum, unused sessions roll over), Goal Getter (unlimited, 12-week minimum) and Long Termer (unlimited, 12 or 24 months). Prices aren't published online — you'll be quoted after a tour — and it is meaningfully more expensive than everything else here, so the recovery facilities and class range are what you're paying for. A free trial pass valid at any club is offered. BEST FOR: those who want pools, classes and recovery in one place and will use enough of it to justify the price.

The mid-range, class-led option, now running four clubs in Singapore: Djitsun Mall @AMK, Great World, Income @Tampines Junction and Velocity @Novena Square. The draw is the group-class programme — aerobics, yoga and pilates matwork, dance and spinning — alongside a normal gym floor and personal training, with class booking handled through the True Fitness mobile app. The headline membership rate is advertised at $95 a month, which puts it well below the premium clubs while still including classes that ActiveSG doesn't offer, and there's a refer-a-friend scheme paying a $200 cash reward. A free trial is available, and each club is mall- or office-attached, so it suits people who train around a workday rather than at odd hours. Note the smaller footprint: with only four locations, all fairly central or in the north-east, it only works if one is genuinely on your commute. BEST FOR: working professionals who want a structured class timetable plus free weights at a mid-range price.

The most affordable gym in Singapore by a wide margin, run by Sport Singapore across around 29 ActiveGYM outlets islandwide, usually inside sports centres and community facilities. Membership itself is free for citizens and PRs, and you can simply pay as you go: $2.50 per entry for adults and $1.50 for students and senior citizens (the standard rate for others is $3.30). Go regularly and the MyActiveGYM pass is better value — $30 a month, $160 for six months or $300 a year for unrestricted adult access, and $18 a month, $95 for six months or $180 a year for students and seniors. There's also an off-peak pass usable Monday to Friday from opening until 4pm at $15 a month or $80 a year for adults. Swimming is charged separately: pool entry from $1, or an unlimited MyActiveSWIM pass at $10 a month for adults and $5 for children and seniors. Equipment is basic but perfectly serviceable, gyms follow normal facility hours rather than 24/7, and peak evenings can be busy. BEST FOR: budget-conscious Singaporeans, students and seniors who need weights and cardio and nothing more.

One of Singapore's most established chains, now at 14 gyms islandwide — including 100AM (Tanjong Pagar), Alexandra at Mapletree Business City, AMK Hub, Bugis Junction, Capital Tower, Fusionopolis, Junction 10, One George Street, One Raffles Quay, Paragon, Paya Lebar, Singpost Centre, Tampines, The Metropolis and Westgate. The CBD-heavy spread makes it a natural fit for office workers training before or after work, and the brand's reputation rests on its free-weights and functional-training zones plus experienced personal trainers. Standard rates aren't published online, so you'll be quoted at the club, but the joining promotions are frequent and worth timing: right now it's up to 30 days free if you join before 31 Jul 2026. Two features lower the risk of signing: a FITPASS with no monthly fees and no commitment period, and a 7-day money-back guarantee on online sign-ups. BEST FOR: serious lifters and CBD office workers who want a well-equipped weights floor and a low-commitment way to test it first.