Peloton: Fitness & Workouts

• Peloton App One Monthly — $15.99/month
• Peloton App One Monthly — $159.00/year ($13.25/mo)
• Peloton App+ Monthly — $28.99/month
• Peloton App+ Monthly — $289.00/year ($24.08/mo)

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

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4.9 815946 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Do Not Buy This Product! Company does not care about customers or whether the product is safe

   Update. Finally received my part. I can not to move my seat and the chat with peloton is a joke. Do not buy this product. They are NOT available after you buy the product and do not care if you have issues with it. Update. Still have not received my recalled part. They said maybe end of August. So that is 4 months without my bike and Peloton does not care. The customer support is AI It does not stop them from continuing sending me emails to come back to peloton though. I am completely disappointed in the product, the support and this company. The advice on the recalled seat post was to not use the bike until you receive the new post which you have to order. I ordered it and 2 weeks later I get an email that there is a delay so I will receive this item sometime in June. So I am paying for fitness app (the all access version) that peloton has told me not to use part of for a month. A MONTH! I called and asked if peloton user would be compensated for what we are paying for and asked to not use. The answer is no. Your only option is to pause or cancel. So you then just get nothing. You don’t have to pay but you don’t have access to anything. I think this is unacceptable. A week would be ok but it’s a full month.

   bothered77 · 30 Aug 2026

2. 4/5Love but outdoor routes need work

   I’m a huge peloton fan. I use it to supplement my outdoor running and biking training. Ideally I’d like all my workouts to show up together, but peloton hasn’t integrated with Strava or Apple Health to be able to import workouts yet, which is frustrating. To try to get around this, I used the tracking feature on the app to track an outdoor ride. This was a disaster. I used Strava on my Apple phone at the same time and when I hit my turnaround point, Peloton was about a mile short of Strava. Not great, but directionally correct (Strava’s mileage was correct. I’ve ridden that route many times using Garmins and Apple Watches and phones for tracking and it should have been between 17-18 miles). Then on the way back, following much of the same route, Peloton decided I’d only gone 10 more miles! In some places where I was riding the same route as the way out, it counted one mile to what was five on the way out! Then to add icing to the incorrect mileage cake, it somehow managed to override my Strava workout on Strava itself so now I don’t even have a real record of the ride and I really wanted to compare speeds out and back because of the wind factor. So to sum it up, frustrating that the outdoor tracking is so lousy but could be easily solved by just allowing users to import Strava or Apple workouts for outdoor activities so all of our tracking could be together in the Peloton app (and count towards our monthly mileage challenges and annual goals).

   Eag146 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Vast improvement from original app

   Below is my rating from when the app first appeared a few years ago. It wasn’t good. It’s now amazing. I use Chromecast to take it with me on the road and in my condo’s gym. Great, great workouts. Old review: I guess the utility of the app depends upon your goals. If your goal is heart rate training (HRT), or some sort of high intensity fitness training, there are better videos on You Tube. If your goal is to pass the time with a certain type of music, and get "life coaching" from a yoga teacher, then this app will work for you. I found Steve Little to be the best, most serious instructor. I found Nicole Meline to be one I wanted to mute as she offered empty platitudes like "make yourself essential", "paint a new masterpiece today", "you don't have to accept that inheritance". Huh? I'm looking to work hard and get my heart rate up to 90-93% That isn't a goal of this program. Apparently, helping the depressed is. What they need to do to cater to serious fitness folks: get some graphics on the screen: heart rate as a percent of maximum; cadence; resistance,; effort level; segment time; total time. Instead, you're gonna get "favorite playlists". That's fine for the Lululemon yoga pants in the grocery store "athlete", but how about something for the serious folks? They clearly have the technology. For me, it's back to You Tube videos. I'll check back in six months. Maybe they'll come around.

   loanflyer · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5Love this app!

   I have been a Peloton bike user (in my building gym) for a year and a half. I was doing workouts 5 days/wk. When the COVID-19 crisis started unfolding. As many things started changing the directive to close gyms came to fruition & my building complied and closed our gym facilities. I knew I’d be able to “deal” with the changes put into place however, one thing that really annoyed me was that I’d have to stop my 5 day a week habit that I have painstakinly made part of my daily week day regimen. I did not want to break this habit. This is where this app came in! Peloton brilliantly extended a 90 day trial for their app. I am hooked! I plan on keeping my membership and plan to incorporate it into my routine. I have been able to keep up with workouts from the same people who I have grown to love and more. While, its not the cycling part I was able to seamelssly continue a workout routine. Once things start to reopen I will go back to cycling but I definitely will want the other workouts that were not currenty part of using the gym bike. I love the variety of workouts, instrutors, playlists...one thing I would love to see is an ability to create a workout “playlist”. Sometimes I want to exercise for 60 minutes total and I like to do 2 30 minute workouts. I would love the ability to select the 2 workouts and have them play in selected order.

   URMomFromCollege · 30 Aug 2026

5. 5/5Always improving

   Great all around workout app. We do have the bike but the app is great to workout anywhere. It is great that peloton realizes there is always room for improvement. Some instructors I like more than others which is how it should be. Some instructors do seem to use it as there therapy session but usually still give a great workout. I do wish peloton would realize not everyone like politics in every aspect of their lives. Also realize not everyone is on the same page in the book of politics. All in all they are diversified in what they offer for types of instructors style of teaching/coaching and workouts offered. Peloton has a way of engaging you if you go off course and get distracted from your workout by sending a notification that it has been x amount of days since your workout. There are many challenges to participate in and programs as well. I have the bike 3 1/2 years so I have been around long enough to know they do always try to improve. My biggest complaint is they do not stay out of politics. I do not want to know what side anyone much less my online gym is on. They are extremely obvious about is as well as their instructors. It does get annoying enough that when the headlines flair up it deters me from using anything peloton. I use other apps so not a problem for me. Sweat does not get into any opinions. ❤️ But overall peloton is a great app. The bike is the best one on the market & yes worth all the $$. I waited two years for my bike. Had to convince my non working out husband. No he doesn’t workout now either. 😏

   Sprnutrifitmom · 30 Aug 2026

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