London Gym Price Index — September 2026

The median all-in gym membership in London is £49.50 a month across 659 gyms that publish a price, of 846 tracked across 33 boroughs. Joining fees are included. Recorded 8 September 2026.

Provisional. September 2026 is still being recorded. These figures are recomputed every night and will be frozen when the month ends. Cite them with the date you read them.

The shape of the market

50% of London's published gym prices are under £50 a month and 30% are over £100 — only 20% sit between them. The middle of this market is close to empty, which is why the mean of £90.22 describes almost nobody and the median of £49.50 is the figure worth quoting. A quarter of gyms are under £35; a tenth are over £225.

163 of 659 priced gyms (25%) charge a joining, admin or annual fee on top of the advertised monthly rate. Every figure in this issue folds those fees in.

This is a levels report, not a trend report. Continuous price recording began on 18 August 2026 and stands at 18 days of depth, which is not enough to support a claim about how prices have moved. When it is, this section will carry the movement and say so.

Borough ladder

Median all-in monthly, cheapest first. Boroughs with fewer than 6 published prices are left out rather than published thin.

#Borough MedianRangePriced
1Barking and Dagenham£26.58£12.50–£149.928
2Newham£32.91£20–£19918
3Ealing£33.28£23.25–£22522
4Greenwich£34.99£21.99–£9115
5Haringey£37.24£19–£14019
6Harrow£37.66£24.08–£432.2511
7Merton£39.55£25.75–£277.3315
8Brent£39.99£21.58–£273.3323
9Sutton£42.26£23.25–£85.427
10Southwark£44£20–£267.3336
11Barnet£44.48£21.58–£25018
12Camden£44.66£29.08–£23733
13Enfield£44.91£24.92–£268.6718
14Hackney£45.79£24.92–£443.0827
15Tower Hamlets£45.84£20–£265.3332
16Havering£46.25£25–£21914
17Hillingdon£47.08£22.21–£18013
18Lambeth£52.07£27.42–£26925
19Islington£54.95£28.25–£295.3325
20Bexley£59£21.99–£130.8310
21Richmond upon Thames£65.12£38.66–£282.3310
22Lewisham£67£22.42–£26922
23Bromley£75.50£25.75–£30018
24Croydon£76.25£21.58–£9615
25Redbridge£79.42£25.75–£17011
26Waltham Forest£88.21£29.92–£205.8314
27Hammersmith and Fulham£88.71£28.25–£258.9218
28Westminster£89£22.99–£361.6743
29Wandsworth£89.50£25.75–£277.3336
30Kingston upon Thames£92.50£24.08–£27514
31City of London£95£36.99–£273.3329
32Hounslow£96£22.42–£29915
33Kensington and Chelsea£110£24.99–£361.6725

Same brand, different branch

What one operator charges at its cheapest and dearest London sites. Operators with fewer than 5 priced branches are excluded — below that a spread is anecdote, not a pattern.

OperatorBranches CheapestDearestSpread/moPer year
F45 Training32£151.67£258.92£107.25£1,287
Virgin Active5£98.08£199.83£101.75£1,221
Third Space17£265.33£361.67£96.34£1,156
Fitness First17£54£120£66£792
LevelOut15£90£155£65£780
Nuffield Health31£78.42£140.25£61.83£742
Snap Fitness10£29.99£79.99£50£600
énergie Fitness18£21.99£58.33£36.34£436
Anytime Fitness54£27.46£62.42£34.96£420
PureGym87£23.82£52.07£28.25£339

Same station, different gym

The widest gaps between two gyms within a 12-minute walk of the same station.

StationCheapest DearestDifference
Hackney Downs£27.42 The Gym Group Hackney£443.08 Evolve Athletic Hackney Downs£4,988/yr
North Harrow£25.75 The Gym Group North Harrow£432.25 Body Print Pilates North Harrow£4,878/yr
Rectory Road£44 MoreYoga Stoke Newington£443.08 Evolve Athletic Hackney Downs£4,789/yr
Bond Street£75 1Rebel Oxford Circus£361.67 Third Space Mayfair£3,440/yr
Regents Park£30.75 The Gym Group Euston Road£295.33 Third Space Marylebone£3,175/yr
Angel£34.08 The Gym Group Angel£295.33 Third Space Islington£3,135/yr
Leicester Square£34.08 The Gym Group Charing Cross£295.33 Third Space Soho£3,135/yr
Oxford Circus£34.08 The Gym Group Oxford Street£295.33 Third Space Soho£3,135/yr

Method and reuse

Every price is read from the operator's own public website and re-checked nightly. All-in monthly folds joining, admin and annual fees into the monthly rate. Gyms that publish no price are recorded as unpriced and never estimated — 187 of the 846 gyms tracked this month.

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