How much is a Peloton subscription?
About $44 a month for the full membership.
That's the All-Access plan that works with the bike and tread. The app-only tier runs about $13 to $24, but it doesn't unlock the equipment's metrics.
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Which Peloton do you have?
Why?
All-Access is the standard It's the plan that unlocks the bike's screen, leaderboard, and metrics, and it's been around $44 for years.
App tiers are cheaper The app-only plans give you classes on your own device, but they don't sync with Peloton hardware.
Prices can shift Peloton has changed pricing before, so check their site for the current number.
If your situation is different
Which Peloton do you have: Bike or Tread. Then it's $44 a month. That's the All-Access plan, and it's required to use the screen's full features.
Which Peloton do you have: App only. Then it's $13 to $24 a month. The cheaper tier gives you classes on your phone or tablet, but no equipment metrics.
Which Peloton do you have: No equipment. Then the app is your only option. You can't get the All-Access plan without owning a Peloton device.
Who is a Peloton subscription right for?
Right for
- People who already own a Peloton bike or tread
- Riders who want live classes and leaderboard competition
- Households with multiple users who want separate profiles
- Fitness enthusiasts who prefer structured, on-demand workouts
Wrong for
- People who only want yoga or meditation without equipment
- Budget-conscious users who are fine with free workout apps
- Those who prefer gym memberships or outdoor exercise
- People who rarely work out and won't use it weekly
What does a Peloton subscription cost in 2026?
| Figure | Value | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| All-Access monthly fee | $44 a month, 2026 | Unlocks the full experience on your Peloton bike or tread, including metrics and leaderboard. |
| App-only monthly fee | $13 to $24 a month, 2026 | Gives you classes on your phone or tablet but doesn't sync with Peloton hardware. |
| App-only annual fee | $129 to $164 a year, 2026 | Paying annually can save you a couple of months' worth of fees compared to monthly. |
| Free trial length | 30 days, 2026 | Lets you test the app or All-Access before committing to a paid plan. |
What's the biggest Peloton subscription mistake?
The biggest mistake is buying the equipment and then skipping the All-Access plan. Without it, your $2,000 bike is just a stationary bike with a screen. You lose the leaderboard, your metrics, and the whole point of the ecosystem. If you're not willing to pay $44 a month forever, don't buy the hardware.
How do you decide if a Peloton subscription is worth it?
- Check if you already own a Peloton bike or tread; if yes, you need All-Access.
- If you don't own equipment, decide if you'll use the app on your own device for at least three workouts a week.
- Compare the $13 app tier to the $24 one; the pricier tier adds strength, yoga, and outdoor classes.
- Start a 30-day free trial of the plan you think fits, and cancel before it ends if you're not hooked.
People also ask
Is the All-Access plan worth it over the app?
Yes, if you'll actually use the classes. The All-Access plan unlocks the full library and live classes, not just the app's basics. It's worth it only if you ride or take classes several times a week.
Can I pause my subscription?
Yes, you can pause it. Peloton lets you pause for up to 3 months, then it resumes automatically.
Are there discounts for annual plans?
Yes, usually around 15 to 20% off. Peloton's annual membership typically saves you a couple months' worth. Check current pricing on their site since it changes.
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