ClassPass offers a flexible way to explore fitness and wellness options, making it easier to stay active and healthy.
New York: So, I never thought I’d be the type to get pumped about working out. But then I discovered ClassPass, and wow, it changed everything for me. Before, my idea of exercise was just a stroll to grab a bacon, egg, and cheese. Now, I’m diving into all kinds of classes I never imagined I’d try, from Pilates to boxing. It’s like a whole new world of fitness has opened up!
ClassPass is this super handy app that lets you book a ton of fitness classes and wellness services using a credit system. Sophie Cannon, who manages commerce strategy there, put it perfectly: “ClassPass is a one-stop shop for all of the above and more.”
Getting started with ClassPass is a piece of cake. They often have free trials for newbies, which is awesome. You can snag around 20 credits to use at different gyms, spas, and other places. Once you’re in, just search for classes or services nearby using the app’s map or search feature. It’s been a game-changer for me, helping me find hidden gems in my neighborhood.
ClassPass has a ton of options. You can book fitness classes like yoga, strength training, and cycling, or try wellness services like meditation and cryotherapy. They even have beauty treatments like facials and massages. Plus, there are digital offerings like on-demand workouts and live classes.
As for pricing, ClassPass has different membership plans based on how many credits you want each month. I noticed some changes in 2025, with the default plan now offering 43 credits for $89. It’s a bit more than before, but still a great deal for all the classes and services you can book.
If you want more flexibility, you can go for larger credit packages. I chose the 80-credit plan for $159 a month, which lets me mix fitness classes with wellness services like massages. It’s been working out great for me!
I’ve been using ClassPass on and off for about ten years, but I really put it to the test with a free trial. I booked all sorts of classes, from yoga to cycling, and used both the app and website to find and book them. I even tried last-minute bookings and cancellations to see how responsive the system was. Overall, I was impressed with how easy it was to navigate.
Customer support was also super helpful when I reached out. By the end of my trial, I felt like I really understood what ClassPass offers and where it shines.
Like Sophie, I found ClassPass to be super user-friendly. The booking process is smooth, and having everything in one app is a lifesaver for someone like me who juggles too many subscriptions. I’ve loved trying out new experiences, from cryotherapy to unique fitness classes.
Some users have noticed that certain classes now require more credits, especially since January 2025. While that’s cut down on the number of classes I take each month, I still think the overall value is fantastic, especially for pricier wellness services.
In the end, despite a few changes, I still see ClassPass as an invaluable tool for keeping up with my fitness routine. It’s a great option for anyone looking to explore fitness and wellness without breaking the bank. Whether you’re a fitness buff or just want to try something new, ClassPass has got you covered!
