$160 for unlimited classes in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Seems pretty average on the price compared to Denver and the other big cities.

Most of our classes are "pay-what-you-want", where you can literally pay whatever you want to train, which is pretty weird for a for-profit organization.

That being said, we offer our students the option of buying a "class pass" punch card, where it comes out to be between $11-$15 per class, depending on how many classes you buy at once, or you can get a standard, unlimited membership for $135/mo.

$164 (€155) in Chanhassen, MN - comparable to others in the area.

We charge 50 Euros for 30 day period unlimited training.

$80 a month

We charge $50/mo

Kidsclasses €30 per month, for Jiu jitsu and Kickboxing... they can do both 3 times a week. And adults €45 per month, Jiu Jitsu and kickboxing, both every day a week.

Since i've been teaching kidsclasses i haven't been charged.

Personally nothing as I'm one of the (unpaid) instructors, but we charge about €50 / month (if you pay for the full year or a half); train as much as you want across all disciples & gain access to use the facilities during non-class times too. A non-profit major gym in the country's capital.

Travel to a more remote city in Finland and pay maybe half of that. Most gyms away from Helsinki are non-profit with limited schedules and no professional coaches (hobbyist black belts doing it for the love of the sport).

I charge £35 a month for once a week (which includes all classes on the one day you show up), or £50 a month for unlimited. It was a tenner less, but with inflation in the UK going nuts, I had to finally raise my prices for the first time since I founded Artemis BJJ in 2014.

69 euros/month for 3 BJJ classes a week + open mat.
85 euros/month for unlimited, everything that the club has available (incl muay thai)

we charge 60€ /10 sessions

My club charges £45 for 3 x per week. That's the only times he can be open around their day job. He gives Armed Forces discount as there is a large demographic in our area.

25Euro for unlimited pass

On the student membership I pay £55 per month for unlimited classes (3-4x a day 5 days a week, open mats on weekends), which also includes a full gym membership. I believe the non-student equivalent is £85 per month.

My instructor charges $75 (70.39€) per month. He offers 3 classes per week. We don’t have a kids class so my son trains at a different school (same lineage) for $89 (83.50€) per month, their adult class is $115 (108€). That school does offer more classes per week but both schools are priced a little low for the local market.

So I have two academies here in Texas and one thing that I am a firm believer in is to publish our pricing right on the web site. Our pricing is as follows:

First Member
$155 / month

Additional Family Member
$135 / month

Families of 3 or More Members
$350 / month

Before jiu-jitsu I was just working out in a gym and I always felt it was a bit "scammy" when gyms didn't publish their prices like this. It always made me feel like I was buying a used car when they would be like, "Well let's talk first for a while before I tell you the price (Bally's / Gold's / etc.). Anyway, I've found it way easier to just be super transparent about pricing.

$100 CAD a month for unlimited Muay Thai, BJJ, and conditioning class. My wife teaches one of the conditioning classes, so her pay goes to my membership. Sometimes I pay nothing, sometimes $50, never full price. :)

I coach a few classes so don't have to pay. The non-profit membership is about 55 € per month and gets you all the classes you can attend.

When I was still a white belt the price at Alliance affiliated non-profit was 200 euros per 6 months. When I switched to a commercial Brasa affiliated gym the monthly fee was about 47-50 €.

600kr pr. month (60$)
Unlimited training of Gi/NoGi BJJ, MMA, MT, KravM, yoga, full scale fitness gym and free parking.
Classes every day from 0600 to 2200
I work shifts so I’m normally doing lunch classes from 11-12
http://www.FMT.no

$200/month for monthly or $2,000/year prepay.

This is in San Jose, CA where everything is super expensive though.

55€/mo, unlimited classes

$120 to $165 is normal in WA state. I got lucky and found a gym that let's me teach judo in exchange for training there.

850 CAD/year.

50$ / month for unlimited classes are what they charge at my gym. Though if you teach or volunteer is free

At my gym €35 for 2x BJJ classes a week and €50 for Unlimited.

Around 60EUR/month for those only training BJJ. There are cheaper alternatives and in Sweden, we have a quite heavily rooted tradition of contributing to non-profit sports clubs without getting payed, which keeps prices down. Although it's slowly changing, which in some ways can be for the better, although I wouldn't want it to become too commercialised.

Not counting our separate Beginners Memberships, our Monthly Memberships are as follows:

Mr Miyagi Membership (3x/week): $175/month
John Wick Membership (Unlimited/week): $199/month

The memberships include BJJ, Judo, Muay Thai, Submission Grappling, and Conditioning classes. Those prices are if you purchase your membership online. If you do it in person we charge more.

I’m changing gyms this month and will go from paying $100/mo to $50 but with less class times so I’ll probably be doing a few drop ins at other places each week so I’m sure I’ll end up spending around $100-120/mo.

50 € per month, but my contract is from 2013. Now we are around 100