On Friday, Aug. 1, Capital Bikeshare will update its pricing model for some users and trips.
Annual membership will increase from $95 to $120 per year. Corporate membership will increase from $50 to $70. University memberships will increase to $30 starting January 1, 2o26.
For members, the 30-day pass will increase from $20 to $25 and the single-day pass will increase from $8 to $10.
Ebike fees will increase for all members from 10 cents to 15 cents per minute. All members will also pay a $2 fee to park ebikes outside of docking stations. Non-members will pay a $3 fee.
Capital Bikeshare for All, the affordable pricing model for low-income users, will also see an increased ebike fee of 10 cents per minute.
In a statement on their website, Capital Bikeshare explains the program received “unprecedented ridership” with an all-time high in October 2024 of 725,346 trips. In 2025, they surpassed their single-day ridership record, hitting 35,569 trips during the Cherry Blossom Festival. Capital Bikeshare will continue to expand service, adding more stations and upgrading old ones.
More information about pricing changes is located here.
