The stuff
Affordable option
My favorite app
- would love to be able to toggle OFF food options bc I don’t use it for that and hate to see them while I’m trying to find my next workout
- would love to know when is the last opportunity to book a class (what time the class booking ends on CP app)
- would love some more easy to see icons for what is required for class & what facilities are offered (i.e. a yoga mat emoji if I need to bring my own yoga mat)
Leaving my most important for last:
I could not TELL YOU how many people use this app to make friends. Almost everyone I talk to about making friends as an adult mentions Classpass. Almost everyone I mention Classpass to says they find it a good way to make friends.
developers: people are already using this app this way - please just make it easier for us to make friends & take advantage of this. Some people don’t wanna join a run club!!
- Let people create profiles and choose to be “open to making friends” (public prof or private)
-let people message other users who are attending the same classes/gyms & invite them to other classes
AWFUL
Payment and charges are so confusing and not transparent
Disappointed
Does not show remaining spots in classes
Issues
Like it, BUT the cancellation and rescheduling fees are RIDICULOUS !!!
The classes are great, but the cancellation policy really takes away from the experience.
They may forgive you once, but after that it’s almost impossible to get any grace, even if it’s an honest mistake.
Instead of charging a reasonable flat fee, the pricing feels inconsistent and driven by an algorithm that doesn’t seem fair.
Forces you to leave reviews
Barre class
0/10
LOVE
Love this app
Unfair charge, inaccessible support and serious privacy concerns
I received no notification that I had been marked absent or charged. By the time I noticed the fee, ClassPass said it was outside its 14-day review window and refused to investigate or refund it.
I later discovered that my account was created using Sign in with Apple and Apple’s “Hide My Email” feature. ClassPass therefore had an Apple-generated relay address associated with my account. If email notifications are essential to disputing charges within a strict deadline, ClassPass should verify during registration that those notifications are successfully reaching the customer, prominently explain that users must check the email address attached to their account, or provide important charge notifications inside the app. None of that happened.
ClassPass’s response effectively places the entire burden on the customer. Unless customers constantly inspect their bank statements and account activity, they may not discover an incorrect charge before the dispute window expires. A company should not be able to rely on a deadline when it has not ensured that the customer was properly notified in the first place.
The customer-service experience made matters worse. I repeatedly tried to reach a live agent without success, while a friend using another account connected within approximately three minutes. I cannot know why the experience differed, but ClassPass provided no explanation. Support also emailed me, I replied, and I received no further response, leaving me unable to continue the complaint through either email or live chat.
There is also a concerning privacy issue. During an earlier support interaction, an agent suggested an email address that was not mine while trying to locate my account, rather than asking me to provide my own details. This appeared to disclose another person’s email address to me. I would not want my own information handled in that way.
This review is not based solely on one disputed fee. It is about an incorrect attendance record, no effective notification, a rigid deadline, inaccessible support and apparent mishandling of personal information. ClassPass should investigate the studio check-in record, improve in-app charge notifications, verify communication details during registration and review how its agents handle customer data.

