Most CrossFit boxes we insure pay about $130 a month, and coverage starts at $56. It meets every CrossFit, LLC affiliate requirement, with no $1,000 buy-in, no broker fees, and no affiliation lock-in.
CrossFit insurance from Gym Insurance by PushPress covers your box's general liability, professional liability for your coaching and programming, and your equipment at replacement cost. WODs, open gym, in-house competitions and throwdowns, and kids classes are all covered.
The policy works for CrossFit affiliates, functional fitness and HIIT gyms, and boxes that also run yoga or personal training. If you have coaches on payroll, workers' comp is a separate policy we can quote for you.
To affiliate, CrossFit, LLC asks for $1M of professional liability and general liability of $1M per occurrence and $2M aggregate, and it has to be named on your policy as an additional insured. Our policy carries $1M per occurrence and $3M aggregate, and we name CrossFit, LLC at no charge.
Your landlord will usually want to be named too. Both go on your certificate of insurance for free.
The coverage most affiliates meet first asks for a $1,000 membership contribution, paid over five years, on top of the premium, and it ties your coverage to staying a CrossFit affiliate. A risk retention group also can't write property insurance, so your rigs, barbells and rowers aren't covered there.
We price a box like a box, with no buy-in and no broker in the middle, and your policy stands whether or not you keep the affiliation. You can compare CrossFit insurance companies on price and coverage.
A box's risk concentrates in a few places. Here's where each coverage earns its place.
Covers the injury claims a box actually sees: a member hurt during a WOD, a visitor who slips during open gym, a dropped barbell. It includes the legal defense, at $1M per occurrence and $3M aggregate, and it's the coverage your landlord and CrossFit, LLC require.
Learn more →Your product is coaching. If a member says a coach's programming or a movement correction caused an injury, professional liability covers the claim, and it's included with your general liability.
Learn more →Your rigs, barbells, bumpers, rowers, and bikes are the business. Business personal property covers them at replacement cost, so a fire or a burst pipe doesn't come out of your pocket to reopen.
Learn more →If you have coaches on payroll, most states require workers' comp for on-the-job injuries. It's its own policy, apart from your gym insurance, and we can quote it.
Learn more →A box runs on monthly memberships. Go dark for three weeks after a fire and that income stops while rent and payroll keep coming. Business income covers the gap until you reopen, and it rides on the policy that bundles your liability and property together.
Learn more →Both meet CrossFit, LLC's requirement. The difference is what you pay and whether your coverage is locked to your affiliation.
| Affiliation-tied RRG | Gym Insurance by PushPress | |
|---|---|---|
| Meets every CrossFit affiliate requirement | ✓ | ✓ |
| Covers your equipment (rigs, barbells, rowers) | ✗ | ✓ |
| No $1,000 membership contribution | ✗ | ✓ |
| Coverage not tied to staying affiliated | ✗ | ✓ |
| State-regulated admitted carrier | ✗ | ✓ |
Here's what CrossFit boxes pay with us, next to what CrossFit RRG runs for a larger affiliate. RRG prices on your gym's revenue, so a smaller affiliate pays less. RRG members also make a $1,000 membership contribution, paid over five years.
Median strength-and-conditioning premium across the gyms we insure is about $130/mo ($1,555/yr), with most boxes between $1,200 and $2,000 a year. We last updated these prices in October 2026. Coverage starts at $56/mo. Your rate depends on facility size, location, and coverage limits. See full pricing details.
We're fellow box owners. PushPress was built by and for CrossFit affiliates, so when we couldn't find coverage that priced a box fairly without locking it to the affiliation, we built our own.
It meets every CrossFit, LLC affiliate requirement. It's our own program built directly with A-rated, reinsured carriers, so there's no broker in the middle and no buy-in or broker fees stacked on your premium.
Your coverage isn't tied to staying a CrossFit affiliate. Add programs like yoga or personal training, or drop the affiliation, and your policy stands. It also covers your equipment at replacement cost, which a risk retention group can't write. See the full side-by-side comparison vs. CrossFit RRG.
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Updated October 20, 2026
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