Evolve MMA is the gym most people in Singapore name first when they think of Muay Thai, boxing or BJJ taught by actual world champions. It is also the one that refuses to put a single price on its website. As of June 2026, member-reported figures put Evolve memberships from around S$249 a month on the cheapest tiers, climbing to roughly S$400 to S$420 a month once you average out a typical 12-month adult plan that lands near S$5,000 a year. A casual drop-in is about S$50 a class and a private session is around S$250. Whether that is worth it depends entirely on how often you train, and this guide does the maths the brochure will not.
Evolve runs a consultation pricing model. You book a free 30-minute introductory class, sit with a membership consultant, and they quote you based on which programs you want, your commitment length, and the outlet. There is no public price list, which is why almost every figure online comes from members rather than the gym itself.
Pooling member-reported numbers as of June 2026: entry-level plans start from around S$249 a month, while a standard adult unlimited plan averages closer to S$400 to S$420 a month when you divide a typical S$5,000 annual commitment by twelve. Casual access without a membership runs about S$50 for a single drop-in class and around S$250 for a one-on-one private session. Treat these as directional, not quoted: only Evolve can confirm your exact number, and it moves with promotions and outlet.
| Option | Indicative cost | Commitment | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intro / trial class | Free (30 min) | None | Testing the gym once |
| Drop-in single class | From ~S$50 | None | Travellers, one-off sessions |
| Private 1-to-1 session | From ~S$250 | Per session | Fast technical progress |
| Entry membership tier | From ~S$249/mo | 12 months | Lighter or student plans |
| Standard adult unlimited | ~S$400-S$420/mo | 12 months | Training 3+ times a week |
A monthly sticker price tells you almost nothing on its own. The figure that matters is what each session costs you, which is your monthly fee divided by how many classes you genuinely attend. A S$400 unlimited plan is brilliant value at 16 classes a month and terrible value at four. This is the same trap people fall into with any gym, and we ran the identical maths in our guide to the cheapest gym memberships in Singapore.
Run your own version before you sign. Be honest about how many weeks you will travel, fall sick, or simply not show up. Most beginners overestimate by half. A quick way to pressure-test the commitment is to drop the annual figure into a savings goal calculator and see what that money compounds to if you trained somewhere cheaper instead.
Evolve operates three Singapore outlets as of June 2026: Raffles Place at 18 Cross Street, Orchard Central on Orchard Road, and Star Vista in Buona Vista. Weekday hours run from 6:30am to 11:00pm, with shorter weekend hours, so early-morning and late-night training both work around an office schedule.
An unlimited adult membership gives you access across programs rather than a single discipline. The roster covers Muay Thai, boxing, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, mixed martial arts, wrestling, kickboxing, self-defence and a WarriorFit conditioning class, plus a kids program. The Muay Thai classes are led by authentic Thai world champions and the BJJ side runs as a Renzo Gracie academy, which is the headline reason members accept the premium.
The single biggest financial point about Evolve is the lock-in. Member accounts and forum threads consistently describe memberships as 12 months or longer, billed monthly or upfront. That makes it a real annual commitment of roughly S$3,000 to S$5,000, not a casual gym you cancel after a bad month. Before you sign any 12-month fitness contract in Singapore, it helps to understand your rights under the opportunity cost of locking that cash away and the protections that apply to prepaid packages.
Singapore's prepaid-package rules matter here. The Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act and CASE guidance cover gym and lesson packages, and a mandatory cooling-off period applies to certain contracts signed at the premises. Read what you sign, ask for the cancellation terms in writing, and keep the receipt. The Monetary Authority of Singapore and MoneySense both warn that long fitness lock-ins are a common source of complaints when life circumstances change.
Evolve is genuinely top-tier on instruction and facilities, and dedicated members who train four or more times a week get strong value per class. The honest criticism in independent reviews is that group classes can feel large, with limited one-on-one pad time despite the price, which pushes some people toward smaller neighbourhood gyms. If you train only once or twice a week, you are paying world-champion prices for an experience a S$150-a-month studio delivers just as well.
The cheapest way to start striking in Singapore is not a private gym at all. ActiveSG gyms cost about S$2.50 a visit, and community-centre Muay Thai and boxing courses through the People's Association run far below studio rates, as we cover in our ActiveSG credits and workout hacks guide. A sensible path is to learn fundamentals cheaply, confirm you will stick with it, then upgrade to Evolve once you know you will use an unlimited plan.
Treat a 12-month Evolve membership like any recurring commitment of S$3,000 to S$5,000 and slot it into your monthly budget on purpose. A discretionary spend this size should not crowd out your savings rate or emergency buffer. Map it against your fixed costs in a personal budget calculator first, the same way you would weigh a car or a holiday.
If the membership only survives on your budget by cutting your savings, that is your answer. Lock in the fundamentals cheaply, prove the habit for three months, then commit when the cost per class is firmly in your favour. The gym will still be there, and the world champions are not going anywhere.
Member-reported pricing as of June 2026 starts from around S$249 a month on lighter tiers and averages roughly S$400 to S$420 a month for a standard adult unlimited plan once a typical S$5,000 annual commitment is divided over twelve months. Evolve does not publish prices, so book a free intro class to get an exact quote for your outlet and program.
Yes. Evolve offers a complimentary 30-minute introductory class with a world champion, open to all ages and skill levels. It is the standard way to see the facilities and get a personalised price quote before any commitment, and you should always do this trial before signing a membership.
It depends on how often you train. At four or more classes a week an unlimited plan works out near S$25 a class, which is competitive given the world-champion instructors. At one or two classes a week you pay far more per class than a neighbourhood studio, an ActiveSG gym, or a community-centre course would charge for similar beginner training.
Member accounts consistently describe Evolve memberships as 12 months or longer. That makes it an annual commitment of roughly S$3,000 to S$5,000 rather than a month-to-month gym, so confirm the total contract value, any sign-up fees, and the cancellation and freeze terms in writing before you sign anything.
This is general financial information for Singapore, not personal financial advice. Figures change — verify current rates against the official sources above before acting. See our full disclaimer.