Evo Fitness Prices 2026: How Much Does Evo Membership Cost?

Evo Fitness standard membership costs 449 NOK per month without commitment, or 399 NOK/month with a 12-month binding (verified 2026). Annual prepay is 4,499 NOK (374 NOK/month). The price is the same across all locations. Student membership (under 30 years) costs approximately 349 NOK/month with a valid student ID.

Evo student membership costs approximately 349 NOK per month for those under 30 with a valid student ID (e.g., student card or university ID). This gives you the same access rights as the standard membership — all locations included, 05:00-24:00 hours.

No, Evo Fitness offers month-to-month contracts with no binding period as standard. You can cancel with one month's notice via Evo's website or app. Always cancel in writing and keep the confirmation. Some promotional offers (e.g., lower joining fee) may attach a short binding period — always read the specific offer.

The enrollment fee at Evo varies from 0-300 NOK depending on current promotions. Evo regularly runs campaigns with free enrollment, particularly in September (back to school) and January (New Year's resolution period). Check current promotions on Evo's website or contact your nearest centre directly.

Evo (399–449 NOK/month) is cheaper than SATS Standard Oslo (699 NOK/month) but now similar in price to Fresh Fitness (399–549 NOK/month). Fitness24Seven (329 NOK/month) is now cheaper than Evo on a no-commitment plan. Evo is pure equipment access — no group classes, no sauna. If you pay for SATS for those two features and actively use them, the price difference is justified.

Yes, all Evo memberships include access to all Evo centres in Norway (Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim, etc.) at no extra cost. You don't need to buy a more expensive tier for multi-location access as with SATS (Single Club vs. Standard Oslo). Evo Oslo has 10+ locations.

No — Evo Fitness does not offer sauna as standard at its Norwegian locations. Evo is designed as a pure equipment-access chain, keeping prices low by excluding wellness facilities like saunas and pools. If you want sauna included in your gym membership, SATS Standard Oslo (699 NOK/month) is the right choice.

No — Evo does not offer traditional coached group classes as part of the standard membership. The chain is pure equipment access. Some Evo locations experiment with digital classes on screens, but this is not consistent across the network. For a broad group class offering (200+ classes/week in Oslo), SATS Standard Oslo is the clear choice.

Evo keeps 05:00-24:00 opening hours at most locations, every day including weekends and holidays. It's not true 24/7 (like Fitness24Seven), but covers the vast majority of training needs. Some locations may offer keycard access beyond standard hours — check your specific location on Evo's website.

Yes, Evo typically offers a 7-day free trial at their Norwegian locations — no credit card or commitment required. Go to Evo's website and register for a free trial. Free trial availability may vary by location and promotion. Alternatively: call your nearest Evo centre and ask for a complimentary trial visit.

Cancel via Evo's website (my page) or by contacting customer service. You need 1 month's notice. Always send the cancellation in writing (email) and keep the confirmation. Evo is bound by Norwegian consumer law requiring a maximum 1-month cancellation notice period.

Fitness24Seven (329 NOK/month) is now cheaper than Evo (399–449 NOK/month) — both are budget equipment-access chains with no group classes or sauna. The key difference: Fitness24Seven is true 24/7 keycard access, while Evo is 05:00-24:00. Fitness24Seven is right if you train between 00:00-05:00 and is now the cheaper option. For most people the choice comes down to price, hours, and which location is closest.