Two published examples checked on 5 October 2026 are €18 for a standard 75-minute class at Brussels Art Pole and €20 for a 75-minute beginner class at Flow Factory. These are examples, not a citywide price range or a cheapest-studio ranking. Other schools sell cards through their own sites; the directory links them all.
Single classes and class cards
Studios usually sell a single class, or a 5-, 10- or 20-class card. The figures below are published examples for standard classes. Special workshops and longer classes may use different prices or credits. Confirm the class you want is included before buying.
| Studio | Single class | 5-class card | 10-class card |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brussels Art Pole | €18 | €85 · €17 each | €155 · €15.50 each |
| Flow Factory Brussels | €20 | €90 · €18 each | €160 · €16 each |
A single class and permission to join a beginner group are separate things. Brussels Art Pole organises progressive beginner courses by session; check the next entry date. Flow Factory offers year-round beginner entry. Verticale and Full Moon also describe session-based beginner groups, with occasional trial or initiation dates.
The validity period changes the calculation
Brussels Art Pole’s FAQ ties cards to the corresponding session. Flow Factory publishes two months from the first booked class for its five-class card, and three months for its ten-class card. Read the live terms for cancellation and any exceptions.
An illustrative calculation: a €90 five-class card costs €18 per class if you attend all five. If you only use three, the effective cost is €30 per attended class. A larger discount is not a saving when you cannot use it.
Before buying, check both availability and your own calendar. Credits do not necessarily guarantee a place on the evening you want.
What about the other studios?
The figures above are the two complete public price lists we could date for this edition. Other Brussels schools publish cards too; check the live page before buying.
| Studio | How prices are published |
|---|---|
| Full Moon Studio | Current cards through its booking platform; beginner groups start in sessions. |
| Jezebel Studio | Support, standard and solidarity price options. |
| Air Dance School | Term courses and bookings via Eversports. |
| Verticale Studio | Session programmes, initiations and trial classes. |
| VIBES Club | Live prices on the booking profile. |
| Pole Dance Family | Current offer on the studio site. |
Use the studio directory for every listed provider. A missing figure here is not an indication that a studio costs more.
Budget for more than the lesson
Include transport and any clothing you need, but ask before buying specialised equipment. A first ordinary pole class does not automatically require platform heels, a grip product or a home pole.
For a heels introduction, check the shoe requirements with the teacher. A workshop can have separate equipment instructions. Booking the correct class first helps you avoid buying something unnecessary.
A practical first-month budget
Choose how many introductory classes you genuinely expect to attend, then compare single classes with a class card that covers them. Add your actual return travel cost for each visit.
Leave room to change your mind. One or two individual classes can help you learn whether the teaching, journey and timetable suit you before a larger commitment. For accounts, cancellation windows and confirmation, use the booking guide.