That’s easy! You just need to log into your account and click on Manage plan: 

• On the bottom, click on the Pause plan button
• You’ll be shown some Frequently Asked Questions, click on Select return date
• Choose your desired return date
• That’s it! It will be effective on the next day

Best part is, you will receive a pro-rated Gympass credit for the remaining days of your active membership! This means you won’t lose money if you decide to pause in the middle of your billing cycle, for example :)

You can pause your plan for a period between 15 and 90 days and you can do so once every 6 months.

The next day! This means you cannot schedule your pause and you will have to request it the day before you want to have your plan paused.

You may be eligible for a free trial if your company offers it.

During a free trial, you cannot pause your plan. Nevertheless, if you think that after the free trial you need a break before starting to pay, you will be able to cancel your plan.

Just not yet! We are working hard so that you’ll be able to do that in the near future.

In the meantime, If you’d like to pause their plans please reach out to our team. 

We are working hard to have this option enabled soon. In the meantime, please make sure you select the correct date for when you would like to have your plan reactivated.

Once you choose a reactivation date and you set your plan to be paused, our system will automatically freeze your account. 

During this period you won’t be able to manage your plan, and instead you’ll need to reach out to us.

Once you pause your plan, you will not be able to check in or attend any class. That means that you won’t be able to attend any class that you booked before you paused your plan. 

The Gympass credit will be automatically applied to your account one day after you request the pause.

You can check it under the Payments section of your account. You will just need to click on “Credit available”.

Important:

Your credit will be applied to the next charge to your account, including any charge related to a dependent's plan.

First of all, you won’t be charged while your plan is paused. 

On the date that you selected for reactivation, you will be charged the regular cost of your plan less any Gympass credit. Your new billing cycle will start on the date of reactivation, meaning that your next charge will be one month after the reactivation date and you will be charged on this date every month going forward. 

It might sound hard, we know, but check this example out to make it easy:

Unless you pause on the day in which your billing cycle starts, you will still see a full charge for your Gympass membership on the next payroll after you pause your plan.

Lots of bureaucracy and we don’t want to bore you with that, but basically this happens because, by contract, we set a date for billing with your company for all employees. Once that date has passed, any changes applied to your membership are reflected only on the 2nd upcoming payroll.

You’ll be credited a pro-rated amount from the time your membership was paused, and this credit will be applied to any payment owed after the pause starting date. 

On your chosen return date, your plan will be reactivated as requested. You might be charged a pro-rated price, depending on the date of the reactivation, and any available credit in your account will be applied to your payment. 

Whether you get charged for the reactivation right away or on the next payroll, will depend on the contract your company has with us and the date set for the start of the billing cycle.

What’s a pro-rata charge and when is it applicable?

If you decide to reactivate your plan in the middle of your billing cycle, you won’t be charged the full price of the plan, but a proportional amount for the remaining days of that billing cycle. From this amount you will also be discounted the Gympass credit given to you for your pause.

It might sound hard, we know, but check this example out to make it easy:

*Please notice this is merely an example and the payroll day of your company may be different.