Ending your Snap Fitness membership made easy

About Snap Fitness

Snap Fitness is a global 24/7 gym franchise that's been operating in the UK since 2010, offering members round-the-clock access to fitness facilities through a network of independently owned clubs. What sets Snap Fitness apart from traditional gyms is its compact, no-frills approach—you won't find swimming pools or saunas here, but you will get access to quality cardio and strength equipment whenever you need it, day or night.

The brand operates on a franchise model, which means each UK location is independently managed. This is crucial to understand when it comes to cancellation, as your contract is technically with your local club rather than a central UK headquarters. Most Snap Fitness locations in the UK feature modern equipment from brands like Life Fitness and Hammer Strength, functional training areas, and increasingly, virtual training options through their Snap Fitness On Demand platform.

With over 40 locations across the UK—from Aberdeen to Southampton—Snap Fitness has carved out a niche for people who value convenience over extensive facilities. The key selling point is that membership card that works 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, giving you complete flexibility to train at 3am if that suits your schedule. However, this convenience during membership can sometimes contrast sharply with the cancellation process, which is why understanding the proper procedure is essential.

Plans, features and pricing

Here's where things get interesting with Snap Fitness UK: there's no standardised national pricing. Because each club operates as an independent franchise, membership costs vary significantly depending on your location. A club in central London will charge considerably more than one in a smaller northern town. That said, I can share the typical pricing structures you'll encounter.

Most Snap Fitness UK clubs operate on rolling monthly contracts, though some still offer 6-month or 12-month minimum term agreements. The longer commitments typically come with reduced monthly fees, but they also complicate cancellation if your circumstances change. Additionally, many clubs require payment via Direct Debit, which they'll set up during your initial sign-up.

Standard features across most UK locations include cardio equipment (treadmills, cross-trainers, rowing machines), free weights, resistance machines, functional training areas, and changing facilities. Premium memberships often include access to the Snap Fitness app, virtual classes, and a certain number of personal training sessions per month. Keep in mind that amenities like showers, lockers, and towel service vary by location—some clubs charge extra for these.

Understanding what you're actually paying for

Most importantly, check your original membership agreement carefully. Some Snap Fitness clubs include annual maintenance fees (typically £20-£40) that get charged once per year, often catching members by surprise. Others have peak-time restrictions on certain membership levels, meaning your \