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Yoga class cost calculator
The yoga class cost calculator turns how often you practise into a monthly cost for each way of paying: drop-in classes, a 10-class pack, monthly unlimited, ClassPass and private lessons. Enter your classes per week, keep the default Metro Manila prices or type your studio's own, and the cheapest group option is marked.
| Option | Per month |
|---|---|
| Drop-in classes | ₱6,841 |
| 10-class pack · cheapest group option | ₱5,014 |
| Monthly unlimited | ₱7,520 |
| Private lessons (90 min each) | ₱38,970 |
Based on 8.7 classes a month. Defaults are averages of published Metro Manila rates, October 2026; type your studio's own prices for an exact answer.
How does the yoga class cost calculator work?
Start with the one number that drives everything: how many classes you expect to take each week. The calculator multiplies that by 4.33, the average number of weeks in a month, then prices the month four ways:
- Drop-in: monthly classes × the single-class rate.
- 10-class pack: monthly classes ÷ 10 × the pack price.
- Monthly unlimited: the flat monthly fee, however often you go.
- ClassPass: the monthly fee you enter, if you use it.
A row for private lessons sits at the bottom for comparison, priced per 90-minute session.
Where do the default prices come from?
The defaults are averages of the rates Metro Manila studios published on their own websites and social channels, as checked in October 2026. They are rounded, and they will not match any single studio exactly. Overwrite any field with the price your studio charges and every row updates. For the figures behind the averages, by city and style, see the Metro Manila yoga class price guide.
How do you read the result?
The cheapest group option is labelled in the table. As a rough pattern, drop-ins tend to win if you go once a week or less, packs in the middle, and unlimited passes once you practise several times a week. Check the pack’s expiry date, though. A pack that runs out before you use it is the most expensive option of all.
If you practise often, or prefer one-to-one teaching, the result also shows a link to private lessons so you can compare them with a pass.
What are the limits?
The calculator is a budgeting estimate, not a quote. Studios change prices, run promotions and charge differently for hot, aerial or specialty classes. Some packs are shared across branches, some are not. Confirm the terms with the studio before you buy.
To find studios that fit your budget, filter by city and price in the Philippine yoga studio directory. New to yoga? Read the beginner’s guide to starting yoga first, and ask the studio whether it has a trial or first-class rate.
Questions
Where do the default prices in the cost calculator come from?
They are averages of the drop-in, 10-class pack and monthly unlimited rates that Metro Manila studios published, as checked in October 2026. They are a starting point only. Type your own studio's prices to get an exact answer.
Why does the calculator use 4.33 classes a month per weekly class?
A year has 52 weeks, which is about 4.33 weeks a month. Multiplying your weekly classes by 4.33 gives a fairer monthly count than assuming four weeks, so packs and passes are compared on the same footing.
Does the calculator include ClassPass credits?
It uses the monthly fee you actually pay for your ClassPass plan, because credit costs per class vary by studio, time and city. Leave the field at zero if you do not use ClassPass and the row stays hidden.