How much does cryotherapy cost?

Single whole-body cryotherapy sessions typically cost $40 to $100, with prices varying by location and facility type. Major metropolitan areas tend to be on the higher end of that range. Many cryotherapy centers offer monthly membership plans ranging from $150 to $300 for unlimited sessions, which provides significant savings for people who use the therapy regularly. First-time visitor specials are extremely common in the cryotherapy industry — introductory rates of $25 to $40 for a single session are standard at most facilities. Package deals of 5 to 10 sessions are another popular option, typically priced at a 15-25% discount versus single-session rates. Localized cryotherapy targeting specific areas like a knee, shoulder, or lower back usually costs $30 to $60 per area. CryoFacial treatments for skin rejuvenation run $40 to $75. Some wellness centers offer bundled packages that combine cryotherapy with other recovery modalities like infrared sauna, compression therapy, or red light therapy at a discounted rate. Always ask about the specific type of chamber (walk-in vs. single-person), as walk-in chambers that cool the entire body including the head are generally considered more effective and may cost slightly more.

Reviewed by Chad Waldman, Analytical Chemist · Last updated May 2026

About Cryotherapy

Exposure to extreme cold (-110°C to -140°C for 2-3 minutes) triggers peripheral vasoconstriction, norepinephrine release, and cold shock protein activation.