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465 Yoga studios in 254 cities across 7 states. 62 publish a drop in price, and the middle half of those charge $20 to $30 a class.

Studios listed
465
Published listings
Cities
254
Across 7 states
Typical drop in
$25
Median of 62 published prices
Intro offers
121
Studios with a new client offer

Yoga classes by style

Vinyasa Yoga is listed at 205 of the 465 studios here, more than any other style, followed by Hot Yoga at 154. Each style page covers what the class is, what it costs and which cities teach it.

How much does a Yoga class cost?

A drop in Yoga class costs $25 at the median studio, based on the 62 studios here that publish one, and the middle half charge $20 to $30. Vinyasa Yoga runs $18-$32 a class nationally and Aerial Yoga $25-$45, because the number of rigs in the room caps every aerial class.

Monthly memberships start at a median $120 across the 165 studios that list one, with the middle half between $89 and $149. That is the cheapest plan each studio lists, often a set number of classes rather than unlimited.

Full price guide
Yoga class prices by style
Class styleNational rangeLengthLevelStudios listed
Chair Yoga$10-$25per class45 minutesBeginner25
Beginner Yoga$15-$28per class60 minutesBeginner57
Hatha Yoga$15-$28per class60-75 minutesAll levels61
Restorative Yoga$16-$30per class60-75 minutesAll levels110
Yin Yoga$16-$30per class60-75 minutesAll levels137
Vinyasa Yoga$18-$32per class60-75 minutesAll levels205
Ashtanga Yoga$18-$32per class60-105 minutesIntermediate42
Kundalini Yoga$18-$32per class60-90 minutesAll levels14
Hot Yoga$20-$35per class60-90 minutesAll levels154
Iyengar Yoga$18-$35per class75-90 minutesAll levels19
Power Yoga$20-$34per class60 minutesIntermediate35
Prenatal Yoga$18-$35per class60 minutesAll levels15
Bikram Yoga$20-$35per class90 minutesAll levels36
Aerial Yoga$25-$45per class60 minutesAll levels31
Private Yoga$70-$150per session60 minutesAll levels54

National ranges for each style, cheapest first, not a local price. Aerial classes are capped at the number of rigs in the room and a heated room costs more to run, which is why both sit above a mat class. Private formats are priced per session.

Cities with the most Yoga studios

New York has the most, with 37, followed by Naples with 10 and Philadelphia with 8. Every city with a studio listed has its own page, reached through its state below.

Yoga studios by state

California leads with 146 studios in 79 cities, and all 7 states run largest first.

How these listings work

  • 185 of these studios carry the date their prices were last checked. Most recent check last month, oldest check 2 months ago.
  • 403 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.

Yoga studio questions

How much does a Yoga class cost?

The median drop in class costs $25 across the 62 Yoga studios here that publish a price, and the middle half charge $20 to $30. By style, Vinyasa Yoga runs $18-$32 a class nationally and Aerial Yoga $25-$45, because the number of rigs in the room caps every aerial class.

How much is a Yoga membership?

The cheapest monthly plan each studio lists has a median of $120 across 165 studios, and the middle half sit between $89 and $149. 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 Yoga class should a beginner book first?

A class labelled beginner, basics or level 1, which teaches the postures one at a time before asking you to flow through them. Beginner Yoga is listed at 57 studios here. Hatha Yoga is the usual next step, because it holds each posture instead of flowing between them, and runs $15-$28 a class nationally.

Do Yoga studios offer a deal for new clients?

121 of the 465 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 Yoga studios on this site verified?

Not yet. All 465 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 Yoga studios?

California has the most, with 146, followed by Florida with 131 and New York with 80. The directory covers 7 states so far, and each state page lists every city with a studio in it.

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