1 For those with incomes between $9,500 and $37,000, they will pay $695 per person (or as much as $2,100 for a family plan). 2  If you earn more than $37,000, you will pay 2.5 percent of your household income less $9,500. If you earn more than $37,000, you will pay 2.5 percent of your household income less $9,500. 2  If you earn more than $200,000 or there abouts, you will pay the Bronze health insurance plan fee established through your state exchange, which will top out at about $5,000 per person (or $12,500 per family).
Planet Fitness also offers a No Commitment membership, which costs $5 to sign up and $10 every month. Itâs really cost efficient, and you do have the option to drop out of the offer at any time, so it is a good way to get in shape for the summer months.
Gyms have way more members than they can actually accommodate. Low-priced gyms are the most extreme example of this. Planet Fitness, which charges between $10 and $20 per month, has, on average, 6,500 members per gym. Most of its gyms can hold around 300 people. Planet Fitness can do this because it knows that members won't show up. After all, if everyone who had a gym membership showed up at the gym, it would be Thunderdome. If you are not going to the gym, you are actually the gym's best customer. So gyms try to attract people who won't come.