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Home Gym ROI Calculator

Find out exactly when your home gym pays for itself — and how much you'll save over 5 and 10 years.

📊 Your Numbers
🏢 Current Gym Membership
$
$
🚗 Commute Costs
🏋️ Home Gym Investment
$
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$
⚙️ Assumptions
Quality iron retains 50–70% of value
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Break-Even Point
14 months
After that, every month is money back in your pocket.
$65
Monthly Savings
$780
Annual Savings
$2,700
5-Year Net Savings
$6,900
10-Year Net Savings
💵 Cumulative Cost Comparison
Gym Membership (cumulative)
Home Gym (net cost)

⏰ Time You'll Also Save

8h
Hours / Month
96h
Hours / Year

Based on your commute distance. Time savings are not reflected in the financial calculation above.

Not sure what equipment to buy? Use our complete home gym cost guide to see exactly what every budget gets you, or read our breakdown of whether a home gym is worth it for your situation.

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Common Questions

Does this include the cost of space?

If you're using an existing room, the space is a sunk cost and shouldn't affect the calculation. If you're renting storage or building an extension, add that to your equipment cost above.

Why does resale value matter?

Unlike a gym membership (zero resale value), quality equipment retains 50–70% of its value. A barbell bought for $300 typically sells for $150–200 years later. This significantly improves your real ROI.

What if I cancel my home gym too?

The calculation accounts for resale value in the 5-year figures. Even if you sell everything, you're likely to recoup a significant portion of your investment — unlike a gym membership which returns nothing.

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