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Gold's Gym fined £45,000 for consumer law breach; refunds due

Gold's Gym (UK) Limited has been fined £45,000 by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) for infringing consumer protection law, specifically regarding the presentation of mandatory fees.

  • Gold's Gym (UK) Limited received a £45,000 financial penalty from the CMA.
  • The fine was for infringing consumer protection law related to mandatory fees.
  • The company will refund joining fees to affected consumers as part of the settlement.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has issued a Final Infringement Notice to Gold’s Gym (UK) Limited, trading as Gold’s Gym, imposing a financial penalty of £45,000. This penalty was for infringing consumer protection law concerning the presentation of mandatory fees.

The investigation, which began on 17 November 2025, focused on whether mandatory fees were included in the total price shown to consumers at the start of the purchase process. The penalty includes a 40% reduction due to the company settling the case, admitting infringements, and agreeing to a streamlined administrative procedure.

As part of the settlement, Gold’s Gym (UK) Limited will refund joining fees to affected consumers. The company is also required to report back to the CMA over the next year with updates on the refund process.

What this means for you: If you paid a joining fee to Gold's Gym (UK) Limited, you may be eligible for a refund as part of this settlement.

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