Pilates studios near you
4,982 Pilates studios in 1,023 cities across 13 states. 228 publish a drop in price, and the middle half of those charge $25 to $42 a class.
- Studios listed
- 4,982
- Published listings
- Cities
- 1,023
- Across 13 states
- Typical drop in
- $35
- Median of 228 published prices
- Intro offers
- 873
- Studios with a new client offer
Pilates classes by style
Reformer Pilates is listed at 3,044 of the 4,982 studios here, more than any other style, followed by Mat Pilates at 1,474. Each style page covers what the class is, what it costs and which cities teach it.
Reformer Pilates
A full body workout on the Reformer, where the springs resist and support you at the same time.
3,044 studios$28-$50 per classMat Pilates
Core focused floor work with light props, built around control rather than speed.
1,474 studios$18-$32 per classPrivate Pilates
One to one coaching planned around your body, your history and your goals.
1,128 studios$75-$150 per sessionTower Pilates
Spring loaded work on a Tower unit, standing, seated and lying down.
823 studios$30-$50 per classClassical Pilates
The original Pilates repertoire, taught in its traditional order every time.
780 studios$30-$55 per classSemi Private Pilates
Close to private attention, shared between two or three people.
566 studios$45-$85 per classChair Pilates
Short, demanding spring work on the Wunda Chair.
330 studios$30-$55 per classCadillac Pilates
Full trapeze table work, almost always taught one to one.
293 studios$80-$150 per classContemporary Pilates
Classical Pilates updated with modern movement science and a flexible running order.
166 studios$28-$50 per classHot Pilates
Mat Pilates turned up, in a room heated to somewhere between 85 and 105 degrees.
135 studios$22-$38 per classBeginner Pilates
Your first classes, taught slowly, with every movement explained before you do it.
79 studios$20-$45 per classPrenatal Pilates
Pilates adapted for pregnancy, taught by instructors with prenatal certification.
46 studios$25-$50 per classClinical Pilates
Pilates run by or alongside a licensed clinician, matched to your movement history.
28 studios$90-$180 per classWall Pilates
Mat Pilates with a wall for support and instant feedback on your alignment.
1 studio$18-$30 per class
How much does a Pilates class cost?
A drop in Pilates class costs $35 at the median studio, based on the 228 studios here that publish one, and the middle half charge $25 to $42. Mat Pilates runs $18-$32 a class nationally and Reformer Pilates $28-$50, because the number of machines in the room caps every Reformer class.
Monthly memberships start at a median $139 across the 767 studios that list one, with the middle half between $104 and $195. That is the cheapest plan each studio lists, often a set number of classes rather than unlimited.
| Class style | National range | Length | Level | Studios listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wall Pilates | $18-$30per class | 30-45 minutes | Beginner | 1 |
| Mat Pilates | $18-$32per class | 45-60 minutes | All levels | 1,474 |
| Hot Pilates | $22-$38per class | 45-60 minutes | Intermediate | 135 |
| Beginner Pilates | $20-$45per class | 45-60 minutes | Beginner | 79 |
| Prenatal Pilates | $25-$50per class | 45-55 minutes | All levels | 46 |
| Contemporary Pilates | $28-$50per class | 45-55 minutes | All levels | 166 |
| Reformer Pilates | $28-$50per class | 45-55 minutes | All levels | 3,044 |
| Tower Pilates | $30-$50per class | 50 minutes | Intermediate | 823 |
| Chair Pilates | $30-$55per class | 45-50 minutes | Intermediate | 330 |
| Classical Pilates | $30-$55per class | 50-60 minutes | All levels | 780 |
| Semi Private Pilates | $45-$85per class | 50-60 minutes | All levels | 566 |
| Private Pilates | $75-$150per session | 50-60 minutes | All levels | 1,128 |
| Cadillac Pilates | $80-$150per class | 50-60 minutes | All levels | 293 |
| Clinical Pilates | $90-$180per class | 45-60 minutes | All levels | 28 |
National ranges for each style, cheapest first, not a local price. Equipment decides most of the gap: a Reformer or Tower class is capped at the number of machines in the room, and a mat class is not. Private formats are priced per session.
Cities with the most Pilates studios
New York has the most, with 523, followed by Philadelphia with 68 and Los Angeles with 66. Every city with a studio listed has its own page, reached through its state below.
- Pilates studios in New YorkNew York · 523 studios
- Pilates studios in PhiladelphiaPennsylvania · 68 studios
- Pilates studios in Los AngelesCalifornia · 66 studios
- Pilates studios in HoustonTexas · 61 studios
- Pilates studios in NaplesFlorida · 48 studios
- Pilates studios in OrlandoFlorida · 43 studios
- Pilates studios in Santa BarbaraCalifornia · 43 studios
- Pilates studios in MiamiFlorida · 40 studios
- Pilates studios in San DiegoCalifornia · 38 studios
- Pilates studios in SarasotaFlorida · 38 studios
- Pilates studios in TallahasseeFlorida · 36 studios
- Pilates studios in TampaFlorida · 35 studios
Pilates studios by state
California leads with 1,371 studios in 292 cities, and all 13 states run largest first.
- Pilates studios in California1,371 studios in 292 cities
- Pilates studios in Texas1,152 studios in 207 cities
- Pilates studios in Florida1,061 studios in 202 cities
- Pilates studios in New York962 studios in 135 cities
- Pilates studios in New Jersey338 studios in 170 cities
- Pilates studios in Pennsylvania86 studios in 8 cities
- Pilates studios in Alabama3 studios in 1 city
- Pilates studios in Illinois3 studios in 2 cities
- Pilates studios in Utah2 studios in 2 cities
- Pilates studios in Mississippi1 studio in 1 city
- Pilates studios in Montana1 studio in 1 city
- Pilates studios in New Hampshire1 studio in 1 city
- Pilates studios in South Carolina1 studio in 1 city
How these listings work
- 964 of these studios carry the date their prices were last checked. Most recent check last month, oldest check 2 months ago.
- 4,754 studios have not published a drop in price, and their listings show none. We do not estimate a price on a studio's behalf.
- City pages order studios by verification, then how recently the listing was checked, then rating. Sponsored studios sit in a separate, labelled block above that order, never inside it.
Pilates studio questions
How much does a Pilates class cost?
The median drop in class costs $35 across the 228 Pilates studios here that publish a price, and the middle half charge $25 to $42. By style, Mat Pilates runs $18-$32 a class nationally and Reformer Pilates $28-$50, because the number of machines in the room caps every Reformer class.
How much is a Pilates membership?
The cheapest monthly plan each studio lists has a median of $139 across 767 studios, and the middle half sit between $104 and $195. That entry plan is often a set number of classes a month rather than unlimited, so check what it covers before comparing it with a drop in.
Which Pilates class should a beginner book first?
A class labelled foundations, fundamentals or level 1, which slows the pace and explains the equipment from scratch. Beginner Pilates is listed at 79 studios here. Reformer is often easier for a true beginner than mat, because the springs assist the movement as well as resist it, while Mat Pilates is the cheaper first class at $18-$32.
Do Pilates studios offer a deal for new clients?
873 of the 4,982 studios listed here publish a new client intro offer, which almost always works out cheaper per class than a drop in. Most offers are one per person, not per household.
Are the Pilates studios on this site verified?
Not yet. All 4,982 are listed, the first of four verification states, which means public information we gathered rather than details the owner has confirmed. A listing becomes claimed when its owner proves control of it, and verified once we have checked its details.
Which states have the most Pilates studios?
California has the most, with 1,371, followed by Texas with 1,152 and Florida with 1,061. The directory covers 13 states so far, and each state page lists every city with a studio in it.
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