Workout Anytime does not sell an official day pass. No paid day-use pass is published on workoutanytime.com. The officially advertised single-visit products are free trial passes (a 7-day Trial Membership Pass at most clubs; some individual clubs instead advertise a 7- or 14-day 'GetFit Pass'), which are franchise-location-specific since each club is independently owned. The way in without a membership is the free trial (7 days at most clubs (a location example showed a 7-day Trial Membership Pass; some clubs separately offer a 14-day or 7-day 'GetFit Pass')) or a member's guest privilege.
| Day pass | No official day pass |
|---|---|
| Guest of a member | No centralized guest policy (fee, frequency, or age rules) is published on workoutanytime.com's FAQ or 'What We Offer' pages; because every location is an independently owned franchise, any guest policy that exists is set locally. |
| Free trial | 7 days at most clubs (a location example showed a 7-day Trial Membership Pass; some clubs separately offer a 14-day or 7-day 'GetFit Pass') — First-time visitors only; applicant must be 18+ and a local resident with a valid photo ID; limit one pass per person per year; redeemable during staffed hours only (varies by club, e.g. one location's staffed hours were Mon-Thu 9am-8pm, Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 9am-3pm) |
| ID & waiver | Photo ID required |
| Age minimum | 18+ — 18+ is the stated minimum for the trial pass specifically ('applicant must be 18+ years of age and a local resident'); a general facility-wide membership minimum age was not found centrally, and may vary by franchised location. |
| Walk in & pay at the door | Ask the club |
| Ownership | Franchised — each location sets its own prices; treat figures as a starting point and call ahead |
Workout Anytime having no official day pass puts it in the majority: only 2 of the 37 active chains we track publish a flat walk-in price ($15–$22.50). At most chains the door for a non-member is a trial or a member's guest privilege, not a pass you can buy. The free 7 days at most clubs (a location example showed a 7-day Trial Membership Pass; some clubs separately offer a 14-day or 7-day 'GetFit Pass') matters here: tried first, a bad fit costs you nothing.
Not a paid, centrally published one. It offers free trial passes instead -- typically 7 days, though this varies by the independently owned club -- for first-time, 18+, local residents with valid photo ID.
No centralized guest policy is published; since every club is an independently owned franchise, guest rules and fees are set locally.
Yes. It has been a franchise system since 1999, with roughly 200 franchisee-owned locations across 24 states.