Membership sites for New York gyms, built around Article 30 and city tax.

Contracts are generated from your approved wording with the three business day cancellation right, the relocation and disability cancellation rights and the other disclosures Article 30 requires. Members sign electronically, receive a copy by email and can download it from their account at any time.

When a member joined through the website, Article 30 requires that they can cancel through the website too. The account area has a clear cancel option, and the admin also records cancellations sent by email, phone, mail or in person, so every route lands in one log.

New York City applies its local sales tax to dues, joining and initiation fees at health and fitness facilities inside the city, while clubs outside the city follow different rules. The store applies tax per club location, so a group with sites in Brooklyn and Yonkers bills each one correctly.

Single club, borough wide and all access tiers, each with the clubs it covers listed on a map and the full monthly price including tax. A visitor in Long Island City sees whether the plan also opens the Midtown East club before paying.

Members who move far enough away or cannot use the club for a long medical reason can submit the request from their account with supporting documents. Staff review it in the admin, billing stops on the approved date and the member gets written confirmation.

A PCI DSS compliant processor tokenizes cards for monthly dues, Apple Pay and Google Pay speed up joining, and ACH draft is offered where your processor supports it. Failed charges follow a retry plan with an update link by email and text.

Companies in Hudson Yards or Downtown and residential buildings with partner clubs can enroll eligible people through a code or domain check. The sponsor receives one invoice or a usage report, and members leave the program when their eligibility ends.

The SHIELD Act expects reasonable safeguards for New York residents' private information and sets breach notification duties. We encrypt data in transit and at rest, limit staff access by role, log admin activity and keep card data with the processor rather than in your database.

Clubs in Washington Heights, Sunset Park or Flushing can run plan pages, checkout and emails in Spanish or Chinese alongside English. Contract translations go to your attorney for review before launch, and the signed record shows which language the member used.

New York federal courts hear a large share of ADA website accessibility suits, so the tier tables, forms, signature step and account area are built to WCAG 2.2 AA. Keyboard navigation, readable contrast, labeled fields and error messages a screen reader announces make joining possible for every visitor, including older members on small phones.