Kume Float · Oakland, California
Cryotherapy Cost in Oakland: Single Sessions, Packages, and Membership Rates
Whole-body cryotherapy pricing and booking guide
At Kume Float in Oakland, a three-minute whole-body cryotherapy session is listed at $75 for standard bookings or $55 for members. A $5 service charge applies unless you pay in cash, bringing those single-session totals to $80 or $60 when the charge applies.
For anyone comparing cryotherapy prices, the next step is to look beyond the headline rate. Check which service you are reserving, how any package works, and which charges apply to your visit.
This guide brings those details together so you can plan a booking with a clear budget.
How Much Is a Whole-Body Cryotherapy Session?
Kume Float’s published pricing menu lists the following single-session rates:
| Booking option | Listed session rate | Total with the $5 service charge |
|---|---|---|
| Standard booking | $75 | $80 |
| Member booking | $55 | $60 |
The spa waives the service charge for cash payments. With that waiver, the listed session rate is the amount for the cryotherapy service shown above.
Member pricing also depends on the membership’s terms and costs. Ask about those separately when comparing your options.
Rates reviewed October 28, 2026. Confirm current pricing when reserving.
Cryotherapy Packages: Compare the Cost per Visit
If you are considering several appointments, Kume Float’s cryotherapy service page lists these packages:
| Package | Listed package price | Base cost per session |
|---|---|---|
| Three whole-body cryotherapy sessions | $165 | $55 |
| Ten whole-body cryotherapy sessions | $495 | $49.50 |
The per-session figures divide the listed package price by its number of visits. They exclude any additional applicable charges.
The three-session option is listed for one person’s use. The ten-session option is described as shareable. Before purchasing, confirm how sharing works, any expiration date, and whether the service charge applies to each visit.
Package value depends on how many appointments you actually use. Compare the total upfront payment with your realistic plans, rather than choosing on the lowest per-session figure alone.
Choosing Between a Single Session, a Package, and Membership
A single appointment gives you a straightforward way to try the service before committing to multiple visits. It can also suit someone who wants an occasional appointment without planning a regular schedule.
For a package, consider your calendar first. Think through when you would use the visits, how often the trip to Grand Avenue is convenient, and whether the package terms fit those plans.
For membership, request the full terms alongside the reduced session rate. Useful details include membership fees, minimum commitments, included services or credits, and cancellation rules.
Compare your expected overall spending across the options. A lower rate per appointment is only one part of the decision.
Make Sure You Are Comparing the Same Cryotherapy Service
Kume Float lists whole-body cryotherapy, CryoTone, and cryofacials as separate services. Their appointment lengths and prices differ.
The rates in this guide apply to the three-minute whole-body cryotherapy service. When comparing prices across menus, match the service name and what the appointment covers.
If your interest is a facial appointment or CryoTone, review that service’s own listing before reserving. You can explore cryofacials and CryoTone separately.
What to Plan Around Your Appointment
The listed three minutes describes the cryotherapy session. Allow additional time for arrival, preparation, questions, and any required paperwork.
Kume Float’s preparation guidance calls for dry skin and hair, removal of jewelry, and clothing without metal. Its service page also lists wool socks and gloves among the items provided. Review the current instructions before visiting.
Tell the team if this will be your first appointment. Ask what to wear, how to prepare, and how much time to set aside for the complete visit. Discuss any suitability questions before purchasing a package.
If you want to book another service during the same outing, confirm its price and appointment time separately.
Cryotherapy Pricing FAQs
How much should I budget for one standard session?
Using the published rate and applicable service charge, budget $80 for a standard whole-body cryotherapy session. The cash-payment waiver reduces that amount to $75.
Does the membership rate include membership fees?
The page lists the member price for the session. Ask about any membership fees and conditions before calculating your overall budget.
Is a package automatically the best choice?
Consider whether you will use the visits within the package’s terms. Check expiration, sharing, cancellation, and service-charge details before comparing its total cost with individual bookings.
Can I reserve a longer whole-body cryotherapy session?
Kume Float lists a three-minute service. Ask the team about the available appointment rather than treating duration as an upgrade to purchase.
Book Whole-Body Cryotherapy in Oakland
Ready to plan your visit? Review the current cryotherapy options and pricing menu, then contact Kume Float to confirm your appointment and total.
Kume Float & Cryo Spa
584 Grand Ave, Oakland, CA 94610
Phone: (510) 607-8930
Email: reservations@kumefloat.com