Mister Car Wash Prices for Single Washes and Unlimited Plans
Mister Car Wash prices run $10 to $26 for a single wash and $22.99 to $39.99 a month for an Unlimited Wash Club plan, based on posted 2026 menus.
Base is the cheapest tier and Titanium the most expensive.
Mister sets every price by location, so your nearest wash may charge a little more or less.
The chain doesn’t publish a national price list. Its website shows prices only after you type in a city, and the Unlimited Wash Club terms say plan pricing is based on the location where purchased.
Mister Car Wash single wash prices
A single exterior wash at Mister comes in four tiers.
Each step up keeps everything from the tier below and adds a few products, so the real decision is whether those extras are worth $4 to $16 more than a Base wash.
| Tier | Price |
|---|---|
| Base | $10 |
| Base Plus | $14 to $15 |
| Platinum | $20 to $22 |
| Titanium | $25 to $26 |
Base Plus is the odd one out. It’s sold as a single wash only and never shows up among the monthly plans.
Mister’s own site calls Platinum its most popular single wash, which fits. It’s the cheapest tier that includes wax.
To see your own price, enter your city, state or zip code on the Buy A Wash page.
The Full Service tab on that page covers washes that also clean the inside. Those are the minority. Only 63 of Mister’s 548 locations were interior cleaning sites in its 2025 annual report.
What the Unlimited Wash Club costs
The Unlimited Wash Club is Mister’s monthly membership.
You pay one fee, an RFID sticker goes on the windshield, and that car can go through the tunnel as often as it likes at any Mister location.
| Plan | Monthly price |
|---|---|
| Base | $22.99 |
| Platinum | $32.99 |
| Titanium | $39.99 |
You can join on the Unlimited Wash Club page or at any location. There’s no long-term contract, and members get their own priority lanes.
These plans are most of the business. About 2.3 million people had one at the end of 2025, and memberships made up 76% of wash sales that year.
Mister also estimates the average member spends about seven times what a pay-per-wash customer does.
Where the $39.99 Titanium price comes from
The Titanium figure isn’t from one menu alone.
In 2025 Mister posted notices raising Titanium Exterior from $36.99 to $39.99 a month for members in Rockford, Illinois, Iowa and Alabama.
That was a $3 jump, a little over 8%. The Rockford and Iowa notice gives a reason, keeping service levels up and investing in staff and sites, but makes no promise about future prices.
Mister can change plan fees at any time under its terms. The one protection is timing: an increase only takes effect 30 days after it’s posted at the affected locations or sent to you.
When a membership pays for itself
The math is short. At the Pinellas Park prices, two Platinum washes cost $40 and the plan costs $32.99, so the plan is ahead by the second visit.
Titanium works the same way, at $50 for two washes against $39.99.
Base is the exception. Two Base washes cost $20, less than the $22.99 plan, so a Base member needs three washes a month before the membership saves anything.
Two washes a month covers Platinum and Titanium. Base needs three.
Stretch it over a year and the gap gets clearer. At two washes a month, here’s what each plan saves or loses against paying per wash.
- $36 lost on Base
- $84 saved on Platinum
- $120 saved on Titanium
That compares a year of plan fees ($275.88, $395.88 and $479.88) with 24 single washes ($240, $480 and $600).
I’d pick Platinum for most drivers. It’s the cheapest plan that beats paying per wash at two visits a month, and it’s where the wax starts. Titanium’s extra $7 a month buys Titanium 360 and Underbody Defense, and I’d only pay that where roads get salted every winter.
The same logic holds at other chains, and our numbers on unlimited plans versus paying per wash cover the big brands side by side.
If you wash once a month, skip the plan at every tier. One Titanium wash is $25 to $26, well under the $39.99 fee.
What each tier adds
Base sticks to cleansing foam, the signature rinse and wheel cleaner.
Base Plus adds tire shine, wheel polish and an underbody rinse. Platinum keeps those and adds HotShine carnauba wax and Platinum Repel Shield.
Titanium keeps all of that and adds Titanium 360 and Underbody Defense.
Put in dollars, the Platinum plan adds five services to Base for $10 more a month. Titanium adds two more for another $7.
Plan names can differ by location, too. Mister’s membership terms list Platinum Plus Exterior and a Platinum Interior plan among the options it offers depending on location, so a wash near you might sell a tier this page doesn’t show.
Fine print that costs members money
Mister’s membership terms are long, and four of the billing rules in them are easy to miss.
Cancel seven days before renewal
Miss that window and next month’s fee goes through, with no refund. The terms keep a canceled car’s wash access through the end of its current billing period.
You can cancel on the website, at any location, by emailing [email protected] or by calling 866-254-3229. Our step-by-step cancellation walkthrough covers each route.
Selling the car doesn’t end the plan
Billing continues until you deactivate the sticker or move the membership to another vehicle at a Mister location.
Peel the sticker off and cancel before the buyer drives away.
One plan covers one vehicle
The sticker can’t be moved, shared or resold. Ride-share cars, taxis and limousines can’t join at all.
Intro deals end on schedule
A discounted intro price rolls into the regular price automatically unless you cancel before the offer ends.
Why your local price may be different
Mister prices by market, and the gap is real even between two of its own washes. The Utah and Florida menus above differ by $1 or $2 at three of the four single-wash tiers.
Buying online has a catch of its own. A plan bought on the website is priced for the city and state you type in, so enter the location you’ll actually use.
Our state-by-state list of Mister locations is quicker than the store finder if you’re checking whether one is near you. Mister had 548 washes in 21 states at the end of 2025.
Vacuums, convertibles and electric cars
Free self-service vacuums come with any wash, but only at select locations, so check yours before you count on them.
Mister says it washes soft-tops and closed convertibles, along with most electric cars. For anything unusual, ask the location first.
It also says its brushes are safe and its washes don’t damage paint on well-kept equipment. That’s the company’s own claim, so read our take on whether automatic washes scratch paint before you decide.
Mister or another chain
Quick Quack and Tommy’s Express sell their own unlimited plans, and which chain is cheaper depends on the city.
If both are close by, see how Mister stacks up against Quick Quack on price, coverage and cancellation before you put a sticker on the windshield.
