Pure Barre

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Pure Barre is a boutique fitness franchise offering low-impact, high-intensity barre workouts focused on strength, flexibility, and overall conditioning.

Irvine, California, United States
purebarre.com
Owned by Xponential Fitness

About Pure Barre

Pure Barre is a boutique fitness studio brand that specializes in barre-based group workout classes. Its classes combine elements of ballet, Pilates, and strength training using small, isometric movements designed to tone muscles, improve posture, and increase flexibility. Studios are independently owned franchises operating under the Pure Barre brand, and they typically offer multiple class formats, memberships, class packs, and branded retail merchandise.

A charge labeled like “CLR*PureBarre33690 336-9005929” most likely comes from a local Pure Barre studio processing payments via the Clover (CLR*) payment system. This charge could be for a membership, a multi-class pack, a single drop-in class, an introductory offer, or in-studio retail purchases such as grip socks, apparel, or accessories. It may be a recurring monthly membership charge or a one-time transaction depending on what you purchased or agreed to at the studio.

If you’re unsure about the charge, start by checking any emails or text confirmations from your local Pure Barre studio as well as your Pure Barre account or app for recent purchases or membership renewals. The phone number in the descriptor (area code 336) is likely the direct line to that specific studio; calling them is usually the fastest way to clarify a transaction, request a receipt, or ask about cancellation and refund options. You can also locate the studio through the studio finder on purebarre.com and contact them via phone or email for any billing questions or disputes.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Pure Barre.

  1. CLR*PureBarre33690 336-9005929

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Pure Barre with a descriptor like “CLR*PureBarre33690 336-9005929”?

This descriptor indicates a charge from a local Pure Barre studio that uses Clover (CLR) as its payment processor. The numbers are typically an internal location or terminal ID and a phone number, and the charge is likely for a class, membership, or class pack purchased at that studio.

Is this Pure Barre charge a recurring membership or a one-time payment?

Pure Barre studios process both recurring membership dues and one-time purchases (such as drop-in classes or class packs). Check your original membership agreement or your account in the Pure Barre app or website; if you have an active membership, monthly auto-billing is common, whereas single classes or packs will appear as isolated charges.

How can I cancel my Pure Barre membership to stop future charges?

To cancel or pause your membership, you must contact your specific Pure Barre studio directly—policies and required notice periods vary by location. Use the phone number in the descriptor, or find the studio’s contact details via the studio finder on purebarre.com, and request written confirmation of your cancellation for your records.

How do I request a refund or dispute a Pure Barre charge I don’t recognize?

First, contact the local studio shown by the phone number in the descriptor and ask for a copy of the receipt and a review of your account. If the charge was made in error, studios may be able to reverse or credit it according to their policies. If you cannot resolve it with the studio, you can then contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction.

Why is the phone number 336-900-5929 included in my Pure Barre transaction description?

Many Pure Barre studios include their phone number in the card descriptor so customers can quickly reach them about billing questions. The 336 area code indicates the studio is likely in the Triad region of North Carolina, and calling that number should connect you directly with the studio that processed the charge.

Can Pure Barre place temporary holds or pending charges on my card?

Some studios may place a small temporary authorization hold when you add or update a card on file, or when a membership is being processed, to verify your payment method. These holds usually appear as pending and should drop off or convert to the final class or membership charge within a few business days.

Where can I see my past Pure Barre purchases and upcoming billing dates?

You can typically view your upcoming classes, memberships, and sometimes billing information via the Pure Barre app or by logging into your account through purebarre.com, but exact capabilities vary by studio. For detailed billing history, including exact amounts and dates, contact your home studio directly and request an account statement or receipts.

I was charged after I thought my Pure Barre intro offer or contract ended. What should I do?

Many introductory offers automatically roll into a recurring membership unless cancelled within a specified period, and some contracts renew month-to-month after an initial term. Review the terms you signed, then contact your studio using the phone number in the descriptor to clarify your renewal status and discuss options for cancellation and any possible adjustments.

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