Megaformer is not a generic name for every long, spring-resistance machine. Lagree Fitness sets the equipment, licensing, training, and brand requirements for official studios.
Megaformer price and alternatives
Mega Pro starts at $8,900. Carriage One is $5,500.
Mega Pro is official Lagree equipment. Carriage One is a separate commercial reformer with no annual equipment license from The Carriage Co.
Buy Carriage One for $5,500Carriage One$5,500
Standard freight included
Mega Pro$8,900-$10,900
Listed price depends on buyer type
Lagree studio license$3,990 / year
Megaformer/EVO license; training sold separately
What does the official Lagree option cost?
The official Lagree Shop displays Mega Pro at $8,900 for a licensee studio owner and $10,900 for non-licensee home use. Lagree lists a $3,990 annual studio license for Megaformer/EVO. Training is separate.
Carriage One is separate equipment at $5,500. It is not a Megaformer and does not include Lagree branding, training, or method rights.
Buy Carriage One as an independent commercial reformerWhat is a Megaformer?
Megaformer is Lagree Fitness's commercial machine family for the licensed Lagree Method.
Carriage One is a separate commercial reformer for slow, controlled strength classes. It does not include Lagree branding, licensing, certification, or method rights.
Machine, license, and training costs
| Cost | Official Mega Pro | Carriage One |
|---|---|---|
| Machine price | $8,900 for a licensee studio owner; $10,900 for non-licensee home use | $5,500 per machine |
| Annual studio license | $3,990 per studio for Megaformer/EVO; training is separate | No annual equipment license from The Carriage Co. |
| Other project costs | Confirm shipping, crating, accessories, training, delivery, and installation | Standard freight included |
Prices and programs can change. Confirm current official Lagree equipment, licensing, training, and ordering terms directly before making a decision.
Compare room costs
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Equipment total
10 machines at $5,500 each.
10 machines at $8,499 each.
No annual studio license listed.
$2,999 per machine, plus any license shown above.
The Core Collab displayed Sculptformer at $8,499 when checked August 24, 2026.
Prices shown cover machines and any listed studio license only. Carriage One includes standard freight.
Why studios choose Carriage One
A full-length commercial reformer with a clear price, published details, and direct support.
Carriage One combines a long moving carriage, front and rear platforms, raised handles, straps, and spring resistance.
Carriage One has no annual equipment license from The Carriage Co. It is independent equipment for classes under your own brand.
Use the published machine dimensions to see how Carriage One fits your class floor.
Choose your quantity and buy direct online. Sales tax is extra.
Call or email The Carriage Co. for care questions, replacement parts, or warranty help.
Carriage One is built to order after cleared payment. Freight transit follows production.
Carriage One
Carriage One costs $5,500
It is independent equipment, not a Megaformer or Lagree machine.
Carriage One price
machine footprint
rated user load
limited commercial warranty periods
typical production range
Carriage equipment license
Check the current Lagree prices
Prices and licensing terms can change.
Lagree Mega ProOfficial Lagree shop displaying Mega Pro at $8,900 for licensee studio owners and $10,900 for non-licensee home use, with a listed 125 inch by 35 inch by 16 inch, 395-pound machine.Lagree EVO ProOfficial Lagree shop listing the EVO Pro at $9,900, available exclusively through a lease program, plus the separate studio license.Lagree licensingOfficial studio licensing page: $3,990 per year per studio for Megaformer/EVO machines, with training sold separately.Megaformer vs Pilates reformerSeparate the official machine and method from traditional Pilates and independent equipment.High-intensity Pilates machinesCompare commercial machines, room fit, ownership costs, and support.Carriage One vs SculptformerCompare machine prices, room subtotals, and commercial buying terms.Carriage One vs XFormerCompare Carriage One with the details to request from XFormer.
Questions about Megaformer alternatives
What is a Megaformer machine?
Megaformer is Lagree Fitness's full-size commercial machine family for the licensed Lagree Method. It uses a moving carriage, spring resistance, front and rear platforms, and multiple handles for slow-tempo, high-intensity, low-impact training. Carriage One is a separate commercial reformer, not a Megaformer or Lagree machine.
How much does a Megaformer cost for a studio?
The official Lagree shop displays Mega Pro at $8,900 for a licensee studio owner and $10,900 for non-licensee home use. Lagree also publishes a $3,990 yearly Megaformer/EVO license per studio, with training, shipping, crating, accessories, and other project costs outside that fee. Confirm current equipment and license terms directly with Lagree before ordering.
What is a Megaformer or Lagree machine alternative?
It is independent equipment considered alongside Megaformer by some studio buyers. It is not official Lagree equipment and does not include Lagree programming, training, certification, trademarks, warranty, or service.
Can studio owners buy Carriage One directly?
Yes. Carriage One is $5,500 per machine, including standard freight, and can be purchased directly through The Carriage Co.
How big is a Megaformer machine?
Megaformer dimensions vary by model and generation. The current Lagree Shop listing for Mega Pro shows 125 inches long, 35 inches wide, 16 inches high, and 395 pounds, with a 30-square-foot exact footprint and a 100-square-foot recommended footprint. Confirm the exact model before planning a room; working clearance, circulation, delivery access, and handle space remain additional.
Is Carriage One a Megaformer?
No. Carriage One is an independent commercial reformer from The Carriage Co. It is not affiliated with Lagree Fitness and does not include a Lagree license.
What kind of training is Carriage One designed for?
Carriage One is designed for slow, controlled, high-intensity, low-impact strength training using a moving carriage, springs, front and rear working platforms, straps, and raised handles. It is Carriage One, not a Megaformer or Lagree machine. The Carriage Co. does not sell another company's branded method.
Why not buy standard Pilates reformers for a high-intensity studio?
Traditional reformers serve a different class format. Compare platform range, spring changes, carriage travel, and instructor workflow for the classes you plan to teach.
What is the fastest way to compare a full-room purchase?
Start with the Carriage One price, including standard freight. Then choose a machine count and check the room, finish, and delivery needs.