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Chuze Fitness is a subscription-based gym chain offering cardio and strength equipment, classes, and amenities. Memberships are managed through club staff, a members portal, and a mobile app.
Memberships use recurring billing and may include commitment terms and fees. Chuze’s published terms specify dispute resolution under Arizona law and courts.
Chuze requires at least 10 days’ written notice before the next billing date to stop future charges. Missing that window can cause another billing cycle to process.
Cancellation stops future renewals after the required notice period. Access to facilities typically continues until the end of any paid period unless otherwise stated.
Keep copies of all cancellation confirmations, receipts, and correspondence. Document dates and method of submission in case of later disputes.
Start-up fees, monthly dues, annual fees, and Paid-In-Full prepaid dues are generally non-refundable. Chuze states that dues and most fees are not refundable after purchase.
Chuze pricing and plan details can change. Always check the official Chuze website or the members portal for the current plan information before signing up or cancelling.
Chuze does not appear to have locations in Singapore as of 2025/2026, so no SGD pricing is published locally. Verify availability on Chuze’s official channels.
Singapore law provides cooling-off rights in certain distance or tele-sales cases, but gym membership contracts - especially those governed by overseas law - may fall outside statutory cancellation rights.
Some reviewers praise Chuze for affordability, cleanliness, and helpful staff. For example, a Trustpilot reviewer in Singapore gave positive feedback about the club experience.
Multiple complaints report persistent billing issues, unauthorized auto-drafts, duplicate charges, unresponsive customer service, and difficulty obtaining refunds or confirmations.
Read more customer reports and threads on consumer review sites to understand common problems before cancelling.
Trustpilot - Chuze Fitness reviews
ComplaintsBoard - Chuze Fitness
Many members fail to provide at least 10 days’ written notice before the next billing date and are billed for another month as a result.
Verbal cancellations or undocumented promises from staff often lead to continued billing. Always obtain and keep written confirmation or a signed form.
Members sometimes overlook 12-month commitments that trigger early cancellation fees (e.g., US$58) or assume paid fees are refundable when they are not.
| Item | Chuze policy | Typical member expectation |
|---|---|---|
| Notice required | 10 days’ written notice before next billing | A clear, short written notice window |
| Refunds | Only full refund within 5 business days; most fees non-refundable | Pro-rata refunds for unused period (often expected) |
| Early cancellation fee | US$58 within 12‑month commitment (may apply) | Some expect no early fee or different fee levels |
| Governing law | Arizona law and courts in Chuze terms | Local jurisdiction protections (Singapore consumers may expect local remedies) |
Keep cancellation confirmation and monitor your bank/card statements for at least two billing cycles to ensure charges stop.
To see other members’ experiences with cancellations and billing, consult consumer review sites:
If billing continues after confirmed cancellation, escalate to your bank/card provider and consider filing a complaint with CASE or the Small Claims Tribunal in Singapore, keeping all documentation.
Chuze Fitness, 1011 Camino del Rio S. Ste. 350, San Diego, California 92108, United States.
If you visit a club to cancel in person, bring photo ID and your membership details. For written notices, include member name, membership number, club name, and requested end date.
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