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Pilates Studios in Singapore: 115 pilates studios · mat pilates typically S$30–S$38 per class

Updated October 2026How we rank
Group reformer Pilates in Singapore costs about $45–$65 for a drop-in class and $40–$55 a class on a pack, while mat classes cost $24–$38. Private one-to-one sessions run $120–$210. The real cost depends on expiry dates. Buy small packs you can finish, because unused classes and studio closures are where people lose money.

10 of the best-documented pilates studios in Singapore

Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.

Pilates BodyTree

Pilates BodyTree

Novena

13+ years in business

1 min walk from Novena MRT

FitNut Loft

FitNut Loft

Bukit Timah

Since 2017

12 min walk from Dover MRT

b.a.r.e Pilates LLP

b.a.r.e Pilates LLP

Clementi

Since 2019

17 min walk from Clementi MRT

East Side Pilates

East Side Pilates

Katong

Since 2021

3 min walk from Marine Parade MRT

ActiveSG Gym @ Central Pilates

ActiveSG Gym @ Central Pilates

Newton

6 min walk from Newton MRT

Altum Pilates

Altum Pilates

Orchard

Since 2022

6 min walk from Orchard MRT

Uncommon Movement Studio

Uncommon Movement Studio

Tanjong Pagar

Since 2022

1 min walk from Outram Park MRT

Pilatique Pilates Studio

Pilatique Pilates Studio

Chinatown

1 min walk from Dt18 MRT

Pilates Flow

Pilates Flow

Bukit Timah

4 min walk from Sixth Avenue MRT

Pulse Pilates

Pulse Pilates

Tanjong Pagar

1 min walk from Outram Park MRT

Ordered by verifiable signals, licence matches, track record and completeness of public records. Featured placements are labelled and never change this order.

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How much do pilates studios charge in Singapore?

Prices as of mid-2026. Reformer classes cost more than mat because studios need machines, more floor space and smaller classes. Evening and weekend slots can cost more, and some studios add a joining fee.

  • Mat Pilates, drop-in

    S$30–S$38 per class

  • Mat Pilates, on a 6–10 class pack

    S$24–S$30 per class

  • Reformer group class, drop-in

    S$45–S$65 per class

    Peak slots at the top of the range

  • Reformer group class, on a pack

    S$40–S$55 per class

    Off-peak passes and bulk packs are cheapest

  • Private 1-to-1 session

    S$120–S$210 per session

    Worth it for rehab or after injury

  • First-timer trial

    S$0–S$35 per class

    Several chains offer a free trial; boutique studios about $25–$35

Sources: The Moneybees, Pilates studios in Singapore (prices as of June 2026); SingSaver, Reformer and mat Pilates classes under $40. Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

How to choose a pilates studio

  • Decide between mat and reformer first. Mat costs roughly half as much and builds the same core basics. Reformer adds spring resistance and is easier to scale for beginners and injuries.
  • Check the instructor's training. Comprehensive certifications (e.g. STOTT, BASI, Polestar) involve hundreds of hours, while weekend reformer courses do not. There is no government licence for Pilates instructors in Singapore.
  • Look at class size. Six to ten reformers per class means the instructor can correct your form, while larger classes feel more like a workout class.
  • If you have back pain, scoliosis or are pre- or post-natal, start with a few private sessions or clinical Pilates run by a physiotherapist rather than a group class.
  • Compare the cost per class you'll actually attend, not the headline price per class. A cheap 30-class pack that expires in three months costs more than a 10-pack you finish.

Red flags

  • Large packs with short expiry windows and no option to extend or freeze.
  • Pressure to buy a big bundle straight after a trial class.
  • Instructors who can't name where they trained, or who skip asking about injuries and pregnancy before your first class.
  • A studio pushing long prepaid memberships while cutting class schedules. Yoga and Pilates studio closures in 2026 left members with unused packages.

Questions to ask before you book

  • How long is the pack valid, and can I freeze or extend it?
  • What is the late-cancellation and no-show policy?
  • How many people are in a class, and what training does the instructor have?
  • Are peak-hour classes charged at a higher rate or more credits?
  • Is there a beginner or foundation class I should take first?

Questions about pilates studios in Singapore

How much does reformer Pilates cost in Singapore?

As of mid-2026, a single group reformer class typically costs $45–$65, and the per-class price drops to about $40–$55 if you buy a pack. Off-peak passes and large bundles can bring it lower, while private one-to-one sessions cost about $120–$210. Mat Pilates is cheaper at roughly $24–$38 a class. Many studios offer a free or discounted first class.

Is reformer Pilates better than mat Pilates?

Neither is better for everyone. Reformer uses springs that can assist or resist movement, which helps beginners find the right muscles and lets instructors adapt exercises for injuries. Mat Pilates uses your body weight, needs no equipment and is often harder to do well. Mat classes cost about half as much, so many people mix the two.

Do Pilates instructors in Singapore need a licence?

No. Pilates instruction is not licensed in Singapore, so qualifications vary widely. Ask where the instructor trained and for how many hours. Comprehensive programmes such as STOTT, BASI or Polestar take far longer than a weekend reformer course. For rehabilitation, a physiotherapist running clinical Pilates is regulated as an allied health professional.

Can I do Pilates while pregnant?

Many women do, but get your doctor's clearance and tell the instructor before class. Choose a pre-natal class or private sessions with an instructor trained in pre- and post-natal work, since some reformer positions, such as lying flat on your back later in pregnancy, need modifying.

How many pilates studios are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 115 pilates studios in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Orchard (19). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.