How Much Does a Cold Plunge Cost?
A BlueCube cold plunge costs between $8,750 and $29,000 as published today, depending on the model; custom builds are quoted per project. Across the category, other makers' published prices run from under $5,000 to over $40,000 — and the price has surprisingly little to do with how cold the tub feels. What makes a plunge perform is moving water, a chiller and pumps sized for daily use, a tub that lasts, and a warranty that covers labor. That is what a BlueCube price buys, and it is what this page walks through: what each model costs, what changes from one model to the next, what the options add, what is included, and how people pay.
BlueCube prices by model
| Model | Price | Tub | Water movement | Cooling and controls |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dip | $8,750 | 43″ tall round cylinder, welded 5052 aluminum, insulated, powder-coated; stand-in, immersion to the neck; outdoor-rated, 10-year tub and frame | Circulated by the integrated pump — filtered, ozonated water on a continuous loop | All-in-one module built into the tub: chiller, pump, filtration and ozone in one unit |
| Drop | $11,750 | Same 43″ round cylinder as the Dip, welded 5052 aluminum | RiverMode™ — one ¼ HP Iwaki magnetic-drive pump, continuous current | Chiller, pump and filtration inside the entry staircase; touch-panel controls on the tub; 41°F–104°F |
| Deep | $14,750 | Larger tub: 33″ × 33″ × 43″ contoured squircle, welded 5052 aluminum; head-submersion capable | RiverMode™Plus — two ¼ HP Iwaki pumps, the highest flow in the lineup | Chiller, pumps and filtration inside the staircase; touch-panel controls; 41°F–104°F. Modular install (components in a remote box) quoted per project |
| C1 | $16,500 | 60″ tub, 14-gauge marine-grade 316-L stainless steel tub, 20° contoured interior, in a marine-grade plywood cabinet coated in Line-X® polyurea | RiverMode™ — one ¼ HP Iwaki pump, 25.6 GPM | 13,600 BTU (1.5 HP+) commercial chiller, outdoor-rated, about 5°F per hour; 41°F–104°F; app control |
| C2 | $18,500 | 60″ or 66″ tub, 14-gauge 316-L stainless steel tub in a Line-X®-coated marine-grade plywood cabinet; hand-finished hardwood end deck (Walnut, Mahogany or White Maple) | RiverMode™Plus — two ¼ HP Iwaki pumps, 25.6 GPM each | 13,600 BTU commercial chiller; 41°F–104°F; app control |
| C3 | $20,500 | 66″ or 72″ tub, 14-gauge 316-L stainless steel tub in a Line-X®-coated marine-grade plywood cabinet; hardwood side deck for paced entry | RiverMode™Plus — two ¼ HP Iwaki pumps | 13,600 BTU BlueCube commercial chiller; 34°F–70°F, the coldest in the standard line (chiller only, no heater); under 60 dB |
| Modular | from $29,000 | 60″, 66″ or 72″ tub, 14-gauge 316 stainless steel tub in a Line-X®-coated cabinet | RiverMode™Plus | Component box can sit up to 25 feet from the tub; configured to the installation |
| Limitless | from $29,000 | Vertical-immersion tub, 39.9″ × 40″ × 50.1″, 14-gauge 316-L stainless steel tub in a Line-X®-coated cabinet; bench seat doubles as the entry stair | RiverMode™Plus | Configured per project |
| Custom | Quoted | One-off builds, scoped with our team | ||
Every model is handbuilt in Redmond, Oregon, uses 20-micron filtration with automatic ozone sanitation, runs on a dedicated 120V 20A circuit with no plumber required, and is rated for outdoor use.
Why moving water is the thing you are paying for
Every brand quotes a temperature. Step into still water at any temperature and within seconds your body wraps itself in a thin warm layer — after the first moments you are touching water you warmed yourself, not the 37°F on the thermostat. RiverMode™ removes that layer and keeps removing it: Iwaki magnetic-drive pumps push a continuous river-like current across the body, so 41°F moving water in a Drop reads colder than 32°F still water, and the same tub keeps challenging you for years. RiverMode™ starts at the Drop; no tub from Plunge, Renu or Morozko publishes a circulation feature at any price.
What changes as the price goes up
- From Dip to Drop ($3,000): the same aluminum tub. The Drop adds RiverMode™ — a dedicated ¼ HP Iwaki magnetic-drive pump that turns the Dip's circulation into a river-like current strong enough to strip the warm layer off your skin — and moves the chiller, pump and filtration into a components staircase with touch-panel temperature control, so the tub itself is just water.
- From Drop to Deep ($3,000): a larger tub. The 43″ round cylinder becomes a 33″ × 33″ × 43″ contoured squircle that is head-submersion capable, and a second Iwaki pump makes it RiverMode™Plus, the highest flow rate in the lineup.
- From the D-line to the C-line (from $16,500): the tub changes from welded aluminum to 14-gauge marine-grade 316-L stainless steel, set in a marine-grade plywood cabinet coated in Line-X® polyurea; the chiller changes to a 13,600 BTU (1.5 HP+) commercial unit with an outdoor-rated compressor; app control and lights come standard; the tub-and-frame warranty goes from 10 years to 15.
- Within the C-line: the C1 has one pump; the C2 adds the second pump and a hardwood end deck; the C3 adds a side deck for paced entry, a chiller that reaches 34°F, and the larger 66″/72″ tub sizes.
- Modular and Limitless (from $29,000): Modular moves the component box up to 25 feet from the tub for complex residential and light-commercial installations; Limitless is a vertical, maximum-depth tub. Both are configured with our team.
Options and what they add
| Option | Price | Available on |
|---|---|---|
| Hardwood deck — Walnut, Mahogany or White Maple | +$4,000 | C1, C2, C3 |
| Tub material — carbon fiber, HempCarbon or gel-coated fiberglass (for chlorinated or high-use water) | +$3,000 | C1, C2, C3, Modular, Limitless |
| Custom color — any Sherwin-Williams color | +$2,500 | All models |
| Commercial package (C3X) — non-metallic tub plus chlorine-drip sanitation for compliance builds | +$4,500 | C3 |
| Logo — CNC engraved / stainless laser-cut with powder coat | +$1,500 / +$2,000 | C-line and Modular |
| Reverse plumb | +$2,000 | C1, C2, C3 |
| Powder-coated screens | +$1,000 | C1, C2, C3 |
What is included in the price
- Insulated spa cover (with child locks on the C-line), a maintenance kit, and on the D-line a 3-month filter supply and 6-month cleaning-kit supply.
- Curbside freight delivery in the continental US.
- Live U.S.-based support.
- Warranty: 3-year residential / 1-year commercial full coverage including parts and labor; 15-year tub and frame on stainless steel, 10-year on aluminum and on carbon-fiber, HempCarbon and gel-coated tubs; extendable to 5-year full coverage through the subscription plan.
- 30-day money-back guarantee on standard models (25% restocking fee); custom-configured builds are non-refundable once in production.
How people pay
- Card or Shop Pay at checkout. Shop Pay Installments covers orders from $3,000 to $30,000: 6 months at 0% APR, or 12 or 36 months at 15% APR. Prequalification is available from any product page. Card payments at checkout carry a 3% processing fee.
- Bank wire, no fee. Call (541) 512-4012 and we send an invoice.
- HSA / FSA. BlueCube tubs are eligible through Truemed — see HSA / FSA eligibility.
- FROZENROGAN. $1,000 off any tub with the code, through September 30, 2026.
What other brands charge
Published prices from each brand's own site, verified August 2, 2026. Promotions change weekly; check the brand's page for today's number.
| Brand | Published prices | Construction, as published |
|---|---|---|
| Plunge | Pod $4,890 · The Plunge $5,590 · All-In Gen 2 $7,990 (sale prices at time of check). Commercial line priced on request. | Acrylic and fiberglass; 0.75 HP chiller; 37°F floor |
| Renu Therapy | Vero $7,200 · Cold Stoic 2.0 $9,499 · Aurelius $9,999 · Cold Stoic 3.0 $11,399 · Siberian Pro $14,099 | Plastic-tub and wood-body models; 0.25–0.8 HP chillers; 37–39°F floor |
| Morozko Forge | Forge from $12,490 · Ice Bath from $16,990 · Ice Plunge $18,990 · PRO from $25,990 · XL $29,990 · Arktika $35,990 · Tall Ice Barrel $42,000 | Stainless tubs with cedar, meranti or polyurea exteriors; hand-built in Phoenix; 32°F, makes ice |
| Kohler × Remedy Place | MSRP $20,500, dealer sale $17,425 (one model) | High-pressure laminate exterior, solid-surface interior; 39°F floor |
Price and construction do not track each other in this category: acrylic, plastic and laminate tubs are sold from under $5,000 to over $20,000, and a 32°F thermostat costs $42,000 at the top of Morozko's range. What the BlueCube price buys, at every tier, is a fabricated metal tub, a chiller sized for daily use, RiverMode™ moving water from the Drop up, and a warranty that covers parts and labor for three years — a combination none of the brands above publishes at any price.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest BlueCube?
The Dip, at $8,750 — a 43″ upright welded-aluminum tub, insulated and powder-coated, with the chiller, circulation pump, 20-micron filtration and ozone built into one module. Plug it in, fill it, plunge. It carries the same 10-year tub-and-frame warranty and three years of full parts-and-labor coverage as the rest of the aluminum line, and it is handbuilt in Oregon. With the FROZENROGAN code it is $7,750 through September 30, 2026.
Why does a C-series cost more than a D-series?
The tub is 14-gauge marine-grade 316-L stainless steel instead of welded aluminum, set in a Line-X®-coated marine-grade plywood cabinet, the chiller is a 13,600 BTU commercial unit, app control and lights are standard, and the tub-and-frame warranty is 15 years instead of 10. The C2 and C3 add a hand-finished hardwood deck.
Does the price include delivery?
Yes — curbside freight delivery in the continental US is included on every model.
See the tubs
Compare all BlueCube models, call (541) 512-4012, or book a FaceTime demo and we will walk you through the exact configuration you are pricing.
