What the Texas Health Club Bond Covers
The bond guarantees that the business:
- Honors all prepaid membership agreements
- Provides the services promised in its contracts
- Handles member payments and deposits properly
- Complies with Texas health club statutes and disclosure rules
If the business closes unexpectedly, fails to deliver services, or violates state regulations, consumers may seek reimbursement through the bond.
Who Needs a Texas Health Club Bond
A bond is required for:
- Gyms and fitness centers
- Yoga, Pilates, barre, and specialty studios
- Personal training facilities
- Wellness centers offering prepaid packages
- Any business selling memberships beyond short‑term pay‑as‑you‑go options
Texas requires the bond before issuing or renewing a health club registration.
Texas Bond Amounts
Bond amounts depend on:
- Prepaid membership revenue
- Contract length
- Number of locations
- Financial condition of the business
The Texas Secretary of State determines the required amount.
Cost of a Texas Health Club Bond
Premiums are based on a percentage of the bond amount and depend on:
- Credit profile
- Bond size
- Business financials
- Claims history
Most facilities qualify quickly with competitive pricing.
How the Health Club Bond Process Works
1
Complete the Application
Submit the quick, 60‑second application.
Simplifies licensing with a national bond platform that automatically routes you to the correct state and bond type for your fitness business.
2
Secure the Lowest Rate
We match you with the best rate available from A‑rated sureties.
3
Receive your bond
Same‑day issuance available for state filing.
Why Health Clubs Choose Us
- Lowest rates from A‑rated sureties
- Fast approvals
- Digital delivery for immediate filing
- Fitness‑industry bond specialists
- 100% state compliance guaranteed
Top Health Club Bond Questions Answered
Our most common questions answered efficiently.
Premiums vary based on bond amount, credit, and state requirements.
Many health club bonds are approved the same day.
It guarantees protection for members who purchase prepaid services.
Surety bonds are generally non‑refundable once issued.
Some states require separate bonds for multi‑location gyms.
