About Plus Fitness
Plus Fitness is an Australian-owned 24/7 gym franchise with hundreds of locations across the country, including the Plus Fitness Jindalee club referenced on your statement. The gyms typically offer a full range of cardio machines, strength equipment, free weights, functional training areas, and in many locations, group fitness classes and optional personal training. Members usually receive a secure access tag or card that allows them to train at any time, day or night, and many memberships provide access to multiple Plus Fitness clubs nationwide.
A Plus Fitness or “Plus Fitness Jindalee” charge will usually appear on your bank statement when you have an active gym membership or have recently joined, renewed, or updated your account at that club. Common charges include regular membership fees (often billed fortnightly by direct debit), a joining or administration fee when you first sign up, and a one-off fee for your access card or key tag. You may also see charges for casual visits, small group training, personal training sessions, or late/declined payment fees. In some cases, a small temporary authorization may appear when you first provide or update your card details, which is then reversed by your bank.
If you’re unsure about a Plus Fitness charge, start by checking whether you (or someone in your household) has a membership or recently visited the Jindalee club or another Plus Fitness location. Log into your Plus Fitness member portal (via plusfitness.com.au) or check your email for your original welcome email, tax invoice, or direct debit agreement, which will show billing dates and amounts. To resolve questions, you can contact the Jindalee club directly using the phone or contact form listed on the Plus Fitness website, or reach out to Plus Fitness support via their national site. Have your full name, contact details, and the exact amount/date of the charge ready—this helps staff quickly locate your membership, explain the charge, pause or cancel a membership, or advise you on refund or charge dispute options if an error has occurred.