Peloton App Price History

The Peloton App has two paid tiers in the US: App One at $15.99/month and App+ at $28.99/month, the rates set by Peloton's October 1, 2025 price increase (App One was previously $12.99 and App+ was $24). Neither membership requires owning any Peloton equipment.

No. The Peloton App is Peloton's equipment-free membership: you stream strength, yoga, meditation, running, and cycling classes on a phone, tablet, or TV, using any brand of equipment or none at all. Owners of Peloton hardware instead need the separate All-Access Membership, which rose to $49.99/month in October 2025.

App One ($15.99/month) covers non-equipment classes such as strength, yoga, Pilates, HIIT, meditation, and outdoor runs, plus a limited selection of equipment-based cardio classes. App+ ($28.99/month) unlocks the full library, with unlimited cycling, treadmill, and rowing classes you can follow on any brand of bike, treadmill, or rower.

Yes. New app members get a 30-day free trial; a credit card is required and the membership starts billing automatically when the trial ends. Peloton also runs periodic promotions for new members, such as multi-month introductory offers around the New Year.

Peloton raised app prices on October 1, 2025: App One went from $12.99 to $15.99/month and App+ from $24 to $28.99/month. Existing members saw the new rate on their first billing date on or after October 31, 2025. It was the first app-tier increase since the tiers launched in May 2023, announced alongside Peloton's Cross Training equipment line.

Yes. App+ is sold as an annual membership at $289.99/year following the October 2025 price change, which works out to about $24.17/month and saves roughly $58 versus paying $28.99 monthly for twelve months. The full amount is billed upfront in a single annual charge.

Peloton Digital, the original $12.99/month equipment-free app plan, was retired on May 23, 2023, when Peloton split the app into a limited free tier, App One, and App+. App One launched at $12.99/month and App+ at $24/month; both were later raised in October 2025, to $15.99 and $28.99 respectively.