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Must know
  • Once a membership is set to cancel, no further automatic charges are created. You keep access until the current period ends.
  • Your Billing page shows the wind-down clearly: “Ends [date] · no further charges.”
  • Cancelling stops future charges only — it doesn’t refund payments you’ve already made. Refunds are handled separately by the gym.
Cancelling a membership is a clean stop, not a mid-cycle cutoff. Once it’s set to cancel, no more automatic charges are created and you keep your access until the current period ends — you won’t be billed again for the next period. Cancelling a program enrollment works differently: that takes effect right away. The spot is released and the linked automatic charge stops immediately, rather than riding out the period you’ve already paid for.

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What you’ll see

On your Billing page, a membership that’s winding down moves out of the upcoming renewals list and shows a quiet end-state line:
Ends [date] · no further charges
That means you keep everything you’re paying for until the period you’ve already paid for runs out — and then it simply stops. There’s no surprise final charge. The same applies when a recurring item completes on its own, such as a program reaching its end date: the linked automatic charge is turned off automatically. If you were expecting money back for a charge that already went through, that’s a refund — a separate process your gym handles. Note that membership charges specifically aren’t refundable through the standard in-app refund flow yet, so reach out to your gym directly if you’re due money back on one. See the linked refund articles for how refunds work and where the money goes. Related: What are automatic (recurring) payments? · How do refunds work and what can be refunded? · When does my membership renew and what am I charged?