Club Lime

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Club Lime is an Australian 24/7 gym chain offering full-service fitness clubs with cardio and weights equipment, group fitness classes, and other health and wellness amenities across more than 130 locations.

Dickson, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Owned by Viva Leisure Limited

About Club Lime

Club Lime is an Australian 24/7 gym chain offering full-service, unstaffed and staffed fitness clubs across more than 130 locations in the ACT, New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland. They provide 24-hour access to cardio and strength equipment, functional training zones, group fitness classes, small-group coaching, and, at many sites, allied services such as personal training, reformer Pilates, and access to aquatic or health club facilities through sister brands (e.g., Gungahlin Lakes, Viva Leisure). Memberships are typically contract or no‑lock‑in, billed by direct debit, with options for single-club access or multi‑club “Multi Club” and “Platinum” style passes. All membership administration is handled centrally by Club Lime/Viva Leisure via clublime.com.au and their mobile app.

A charge from “CLUB LIME”, “CLUB LIME VIVA LEISURE”, or similar descriptors may appear on your bank or card statement when you have an active or recently cancelled gym membership, paid a joining or access fee, or purchased an add‑on service (such as reformer Pilates or coaching). Most Club Lime charges are recurring weekly or fortnightly direct debits for ongoing memberships, but you may also see one‑off fees such as a start‑up/joining fee, an access card/wristband fee, or a pro‑rata payment when you first join. Some banks may show a pending or small test transaction when you first add or update your card details, and if multiple memberships are on the same payment method (e.g., family members), the total amount may be higher than a single membership rate.

If you’re unsure about a Club Lime charge, start by checking recent emails from Club Lime/Viva Leisure for membership confirmations, receipts, or changes to your billing. Log into your Club Lime member portal or app using the email or phone number you signed up with to view your active memberships, billing history, and next debit date, or visit clublime.com.au and use their contact form or live chat. You can also contact Club Lime Member Support directly (details on their website), or speak to staff at your local club during staffed hours. Common issues—such as being charged after you thought you cancelled, not recognising a family member’s membership, or seeing a higher‑than‑expected debit—are usually resolved by confirming your contract terms, minimum commitment period, and required notice time for cancellations or membership freezes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why am I being charged weekly or fortnightly by Club Lime?

Club Lime memberships are typically billed by recurring direct debit, either weekly or fortnightly, depending on the plan you chose when you joined. The ongoing charge on your bank or card statement represents your membership fee, and may also include any agreed add‑ons (such as multi‑club access or reformer Pilates). You can see your exact billing frequency and price by logging into your Club Lime member portal or app and checking your membership details.

What are the typical Club Lime membership prices that might appear on my statement?

Pricing varies by location and membership type, but many standard no‑lock‑in gym-only memberships fall roughly in the range of about $15–$25 per week, while multi‑club, premium, or Pilates-inclusive memberships can be higher. You might also see a one‑off joining fee (commonly around $39–$99) and a small fee for an access card or wristband. For the most accurate current prices, check the ‘Join’ section of clublime.com.au for your specific club, or review your original membership confirmation email.

Why did I get charged by Club Lime after I thought I cancelled my membership?

Club Lime memberships usually require a notice period (commonly 14–28 days, depending on your agreement) from the date you submit a valid cancellation request. During that notice period, regular debits may still occur and you retain access to the club until the end of the paid‑through date. If you cancelled close to your billing date or only stopped your direct debit with the bank (without formally cancelling with Club Lime), charges can continue under your contract, so it’s important to confirm your cancellation status via your member portal or by contacting Member Support.

How do I cancel or pause (freeze) my Club Lime membership to stop future charges?

To cancel, log into your Club Lime member portal or app and follow the cancellation process outlined there, or use the contact options listed on clublime.com.au (some memberships may require a form or written request). For many memberships you can request a temporary freeze for reasons like travel, illness, or financial hardship; freezes may attract a small weekly fee and are subject to minimum and maximum freeze periods. Always ask for written confirmation of your cancellation or freeze and note the final billing date to ensure no unexpected charges.

Why do I see a higher-than-normal Club Lime charge, or two debits close together?

A higher or doubled charge can occur when a regular debit coincides with a pro‑rata adjustment (for example, when you first join, upgrade membership, or change your billing date). It can also happen if multiple memberships (such as partner or family accounts) are billed to the same card, or if a missed payment and the current payment are collected together. Check the transaction breakdown in your member portal and review any recent emails from Club Lime that mention upgrades, missed payments, or changes to your membership.

Does Club Lime place small or temporary authorization holds on my card?

When you first set up or update a card with Club Lime, your bank may show a small temporary authorization to verify that the card is valid. This is not an actual charge and usually disappears or is reversed automatically within a few business days. Your regular membership debit will be a separate, clearly stated amount corresponding to your plan.

How can I get a refund or dispute a Club Lime charge I don’t recognise?

Start by logging into your Club Lime account to verify whether the charge matches your membership fees, joining fees, or any upgrades. If you still believe the charge is incorrect, contact Club Lime Member Support via the details on clublime.com.au (phone, email, or web form) with your full name, the last four digits of the charged card, the exact amount, and the debit date. Refunds are assessed under Club Lime’s terms and conditions, and they may request supporting documentation (for example, if you believe you cancelled earlier or were billed in error). If you cannot resolve the issue directly, you can also speak to your bank about a formal transaction dispute.

How can I contact Club Lime about a billing or membership issue on my account?

Visit clublime.com.au and navigate to the ‘Contact’ or ‘Support’ section to find the current Member Support phone number, email address, and online enquiry form. You can also speak with staff at your local Club Lime during staffed hours; they can look up your account and, if needed, escalate billing issues to the central support team. Having your member ID, the email or phone number linked to your membership, and details of the charge (date and amount) will help them resolve your enquiry more quickly.

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