Club Car Wash Prices & Unlimited Plans

Club Car Wash prices run from about $6 for a single Basic wash up to $25 for the top MVP, and unlimited plans span roughly $10 to $40 a month plus tax.

Every number is location-set, since Club prices its menu store by store rather than as one national rate.

These are the typical prices across most locations, but confirm your own on Club’s site before you drive over a $2–3 difference between stores isn’t unusual.

Club runs several tiers between those two ends, each adding more services like tire shine, hot wax, or ceramic sealant.

• Prices vary by store, so confirm your local tier pricing before deciding.
• MVP breaks even fastest under two washes a month covers the cost.
• No student discount, but the no-contract plan works well for seasonal use.

Club Car Wash Prices by Tier

Club runs a four-tier membership menu, and prices climb with the protectants applied in the tunnel.

The entry Rookie tier starts at $11 for a single wash, and the top MVP runs $26.

The single-wash spread runs from $6 to $25, so the tier you pick matters more here than at chains with only two or three options. The full jump from Basic to MVP is four steps, not one.

What Each Tier Adds

Each tier stacks more paint protection on top of the one below, and the real dividing line is Ceramic Shine at the top.

Below MVP, you’re buying incremental protectant rather than a different kind of wash.

Rookie is a clean-and-rinse with basic protectant, and the middle tiers layer in more surface sealant as you climb.

MVP is the only tier with Ceramic Shine, which is what Club markets as its best-value package and what separates a $42 plan from a $24 one.

Exact per-tier inclusions are set on the local menu, so check your store if a specific treatment is the reason you’re paying up.

The tier logic mirrors what you’ll see in the Mister Car Wash price breakdown, where the top tier is also the ceramic one.

Business and Fleet Pricing

Companies with six or more vehicles qualify for Club’s business account pricing, which runs below the individual rate at every tier $17 for Rookie, $25 for VIP, $30 for Elite, and $35 for MVP per vehicle, per month.

Accounts aren’t tied to a specific vehicle, so any car in the fleet can use the pass, and there’s no separate invoicing you can also load a prepaid amount that auto-recharges once it runs out.

Club doesn’t publish exact fleet pricing online contact your closest location or call customer service at (833) 416-9975 to set one up.

When the Plan Beats Paying Per Wash

Every Club plan pays for itself in under two washes a month.

The math is simple divide the monthly price by the single-wash price to get your break-even point.

For MVP, that’s $42 ÷ $26 = 1.6 washes so two MVP washes a month already cost more than the unlimited plan.

Wash more than twice a month on any tier, and the unlimited plan wins outright.

Perks and Extras by Tier

Club includes free vacuums and cleaning tools at every tier, member or not, not just on the top plan. The extras are a real part of the value, especially since the tunnel is exterior-only.

Every location offers free vacuums, free microfiber towels, and air guns for tight spots no membership required.

Air fresheners are a member perk, included free with the MVP and Elite tiers.

Members also get the contactless FastPass Lane, which reads an RFID tag to open the gate automatically, plus a mobile app with Platinum Rewards and Refer a Friend that both knock points off your monthly bill.

Compared with how Tommy’s Express prices its plans and perks, Club’s free-tools package is generous at the lower tiers.

Current Offers and Student Discounts

Club runs several standing deals, but there’s no dedicated student rate. The value for students comes from the month-to-month structure, not a special price.

The regular offers worth knowing are $14 MVP Washes every Tuesday, with a dollar from each going to a local children’s hospital, and a Refer a Friend deal that can drop three months to a single penny when three friends join.

Grand openings add a $1 MVP wash and the roughly $10-a-month first-quarter rate.

Since Club sits in a lot of Midwest and Southeast college towns, the honest student play is the plan’s flexibility.

There’s no contract, so buy a plan in a bad-weather month when road salt or pollen is heavy, wash the car hard, and cancel when you leave for summer.

That irregular-but-heavy usage is exactly where a cancel-anytime plan beats paying per wash, even without a student discount.

Gift Cards

Club sells gift cards in four amounts $25, $50, $100, and $200. You can buy them online, in the app, or at any location, and they work for both single washes and memberships.

To send one, you’ll need the recipient’s name, phone number, email, and postal code. It’s a simple option if you’re gifting a wash rather than signing someone up for a monthly plan directly.

Checking Your Local Price

Because Club sets prices per store, the only accurate number is the one at your location.

The chain runs more than 250 sites across the Midwest and Southeast, with new ones opening regularly.

Use Club Car Wash’s store finder and wash menu to confirm your local tiers and plan prices. Prices shift as Club expands and adjusts by market, so the live menu always beats any published estimate.

Cancelling Your Membership

Cancelling is just as flexible as joining no contract, no fee.

Cancel online through Club Car Wash’s membership management page, call customer service at (833) 416-9975, or stop by any location and ask an attendant.

Submit your request a few days before your next billing date, since Club doesn’t refund a charge once it processes.

The tier you pick matters less than how many times a month you actually wash. Stay under two visits and pay per wash cross that line and even the entry-level Rookie plan pays for itself.

Check your local menu before you commit, since the number on this page and the number at your store rarely match exactly.