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Yoga studio pricing benchmark
The yoga studio pricing benchmark shows studio owners where their prices sit in their city. Pick a city with at least four published drop-in rates, enter your drop-in, 10-class pack and monthly unlimited prices, and see the percentile, median, range and number of studios behind each, from prices studios publish themselves. Nothing you enter is stored or sent.
Yoga Studio Pricing Benchmark
Private by design. The comparison runs in your browser. Nothing you type here is stored, saved or sent to us or anyone else.
Enter one or more of your prices. You will see the percentile, median, range and number of Metro Manila studios behind each figure, from prices published and checked October 2026.
How to use the pricing benchmark
- Pick your city. The list shows each city with enough published drop-in rates to compare, and how many. Metro Manila covers every listed studio across the metro.
- Enter your prices. Type any of your drop-in, 10-class pack and monthly unlimited prices. Leave a field blank to skip it.
- Read each result. For every price you enter you get one plain sentence, a small chart and the numbers behind it: percentile, median, minimum, maximum, the number of studios and the date the data was checked.
On the chart, the shaded band is the published range, each tick is one studio’s price, the dark line is the median and the round marker is you.
Where the numbers come from
The benchmark uses the prices studios publish on their own websites, booking pages and ClassPass listings, as recorded in the YogaPhilippines.com studio directory and checked in October 2026. These are the same figures behind the Metro Manila yoga class price index, with the same city groups: Makati includes Rockwell, and Mandaluyong includes San Juan.
- Drop-in: the regular single-class price for a non-member. Intro and first-timer rates are left out.
- 10-class pack: exactly ten classes, sessions or credits, at the regular price.
- Monthly unlimited: an unlimited plan of four weeks to one month with no day restrictions.
Each branch of a multi-branch studio counts once, because branches often price differently. Studios that do not publish a price are not counted. Where fewer than four studios in a city publish a pack or unlimited price, the tool says so instead of showing a median.
Reading the result well
A percentile shows position, not value. A higher price can be right for a heated room, smaller classes, showers or a prime location, and a lower one can be right for a neighbourhood studio. Use the benchmark next to your costs, your class size and what nearby studios include. The published range also tells you how wide pricing is in your city: a narrow range means students compare closely, a wide one means they expect differences.
Three things tend to matter to students comparing studios here: a clear drop-in price, a pack that does not expire too fast, and a first-timer offer. Students increasingly compare packs with the studio cost planner, which turns published packs into a cost per class at their own number of classes a week.
For studio owners
If your prices are not on your listing yet, publishing them on your own site or booking page is the simplest way to be included in this benchmark and the price index. List or update your studio for free, and once you are listed, add the YogaPhilippines.com badge to your website. We never charge for listings or placement.
Nothing here is pricing advice. It is a snapshot of what studios publish, so check it again when you review your rates.
What this tool draws on
The benchmark compares your rates with the published prices behind these pages.
It is one of 28 free yoga and studio tools on the site, and none of them needs a sign-up.
Published prices by city
The figures behind the benchmark, from prices studios publish themselves, checked October 2026. A metric with fewer than 4 published prices in a city is shown as a count only, because a median of two or three studios says very little.
| City | Drop-in, single class: median (range, studios) | 10-class pack: median (range, studios) | Monthly unlimited: median (range, studios) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Metro Manila | ₱800 ₱495 to ₱1,500, 24 | ₱6,000 ₱3,500 to ₱8,000, 18 | ₱8,500 ₱4,200 to ₱9,500, 11 |
| Makati | ₱875 ₱495 to ₱1,200, 4 | 1 published | 1 published |
| BGC, Taguig | ₱865 ₱750 to ₱1,200, 6 | ₱7,999 ₱6,000 to ₱8,000, 5 | ₱9,500 ₱6,000 to ₱9,500, 5 |
| Mandaluyong | ₱725 ₱500 to ₱1,500, 4 | 3 published | 2 published |
| Cebu | ₱500 ₱250 to ₱550, 4 | 1 published | 1 published |
Questions
Does the pricing benchmark store the prices I type in?
No. The comparison runs entirely in your browser using price data already on the page. Nothing you type is saved, logged or sent to YogaPhilippines.com or anyone else, and there is no account or sign-up.
Why can I not pick my city in the pricing benchmark?
A city appears only when at least four studios there publish a drop-in price. With fewer, a median or percentile would mostly reflect one or two studios. Metro Manila as a whole is always available, and more cities appear as studios publish their rates.
What counts as a 10-class pack or monthly unlimited in the benchmark?
A 10-class pack is any published pack, pass or credit bundle of exactly ten classes, excluding promo rates. Monthly unlimited is an unrestricted unlimited plan lasting four weeks to one month. Intro offers and first-timer deals never count.
What does the percentile in the pricing benchmark mean?
It is the share of published prices in that city that are lower than yours, with equal prices counted as half. A drop-in at the 70th percentile is higher than about 70 percent of published drop-in rates there. It describes position only, not whether a price is right.
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