Peloton subscription plans range from $14.99 to $44 per month depending on which service you choose
Peloton offers three separate subscription tiers, each covering different equipment and content. The All-Access Membership costs $44 per month and works with Peloton bikes, treadmills, and rowing machines — it includes live and on-demand classes across all disciplines. The Digital Membership costs $14.99 per month and works on any equipment you own (including non-Peloton gear) through the Peloton app on your phone, tablet, or TV. The Bike/Tread/Row-only membership costs $24 per month and unlocks classes on a single piece of Peloton equipment you already own.
Most people choose based on what hardware they have. If you own a Peloton bike or treadmill, you need at least the $24 monthly plan to use it. If you have no Peloton equipment but want to follow Peloton instructors on your own stationary bike or with dumbbells, the $14.99 Digital plan is the entry point. If you have multiple Peloton machines or want access to everything, the $44 All-Access plan covers all of it.
Key Takeaways
- Peloton's Digital Membership at $14.99 per month works on any equipment and requires no Peloton hardware.
- Single-equipment memberships cost $24 per month and unlock classes only on one Peloton machine (bike, tread, or row).
- All-Access Membership at $44 per month covers live and on-demand classes across all Peloton equipment types.
- Peloton equipment itself is a separate purchase; subscriptions do not include the bike, treadmill, or rower.
What's included in each Peloton subscription tier
The Digital Membership ($14.99/month) gives you access to Peloton's class library through the Peloton app. You can take cycling, running, strength, yoga, stretching, and meditation classes on any device — your phone, tablet, laptop, or TV. You do not need to own any Peloton equipment. This plan works if you have your own stationary bike, treadmill, or dumbbells at home, or if you want to follow along with bodyweight classes. You can download classes to watch offline.
The single-equipment membership ($24/month) unlocks classes on one Peloton machine you already own. You choose whether it's a Bike, Bike+, Tread, Tread+, or Row. This plan includes live classes (when available for your equipment type) and the full on-demand library for that machine. You cannot use this membership on other Peloton equipment or through the app on other devices — it is locked to the one machine.
The All-Access Membership ($44/month) covers all Peloton equipment and the app. If you own multiple Peloton machines, this is the only plan that lets you use classes on all of them. It includes live classes, on-demand content across all disciplines, and access through the Peloton app on any device. Households with more than one Peloton machine almost always need this plan.
Whether Peloton offers trial periods or discounts
Peloton occasionally runs promotional offers for new members, but these vary by region and change throughout the year. Some promotions have included a free trial period (typically one to three months) or a discounted first month. These deals are usually advertised on the Peloton website or through email if you have created an account.
Peloton does not publish a standard discount schedule, so the best way to check current offers is to visit Peloton.com directly or contact Peloton's support team. If you are considering a purchase, asking about current promotions before you buy equipment can sometimes lower your first-year cost. Used Peloton equipment purchased secondhand does not come with any trial period — you would need to pay the full subscription rate immediately.
How to change or cancel your Peloton subscription
You can change your subscription tier or cancel anytime through your Peloton account settings on the app or website. Log in, go to your account or membership settings, and select the option to change your plan or cancel. Peloton does not charge a cancellation fee, and the change takes effect at the end of your current billing cycle.
If you downgrade from All-Access to a single-equipment plan, you lose access to the other machines and the app immediately after the billing cycle ends. If you cancel entirely, you retain access until the end of the month you paid for. Peloton does not offer refunds for partial months if you cancel mid-cycle.
Peloton subscription costs compared to other fitness platforms
Peloton's pricing sits in the middle of the fitness app market. Apple Fitness+ costs $9.99 per month and includes classes on any device but does not require specific equipment. Beachbody On Demand costs $9.99 per month for a library of pre-recorded workouts. Zwift, a cycling and running platform, costs $14.99 per month and works with your own equipment. Peloton's Digital plan at $14.99 matches Zwift's price but offers a broader range of class types.
If you own a Peloton machine, the $24 single-equipment plan is specific to Peloton and has no direct competitor — other platforms do not lock you to one piece of hardware. The $44 All-Access plan is the most expensive option in this category, but it covers multiple machines and the app, which justifies the cost for households with more than one Peloton device.
What happens to your subscription if you buy used Peloton equipment
Used Peloton equipment does not come with any included subscription time. You must pay the full monthly rate for whichever plan matches your hardware. If you buy a used Peloton Bike, you would need to pay $24 per month for the Bike membership or $44 per month for All-Access — there is no discount or trial period for secondhand purchases.
The machine itself transfers to the new owner, but the subscription is separate. Make sure you understand the subscription cost before you buy used equipment, because that monthly expense continues as long as you own the machine and want to use it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a Peloton bike without paying for a subscription?
No. Peloton bikes require an active subscription to access classes and track your workouts. Without a subscription, the bike's screen will not display classes or record your performance metrics. You must pay at least $24 per month for a Bike membership or $44 per month for All-Access.
Does the Peloton Digital plan work on a Peloton bike I own?
No. The Digital plan ($14.99/month) works only through the Peloton app on your phone, tablet, or TV. If you own a Peloton Bike, Tread, or Row, you need the $24 single-equipment plan or the $44 All-Access plan to use classes on that machine. You cannot use the Digital plan as a workaround to avoid the higher cost.
What's the difference between the Bike membership and All-Access?
The Bike membership ($24/month) covers classes only on your Peloton Bike and does not include the app or access to other equipment. All-Access ($44/month) covers all Peloton machines, the app on any device, and live classes across all disciplines. If you own only one bike and never plan to buy other equipment, the Bike plan is cheaper. If you have multiple machines or want app access, All-Access is necessary.
Do I have to pay for a subscription every month?
Yes. Peloton subscriptions renew monthly and charge automatically unless you cancel. There is no option to pay annually or pause your subscription — you either pay monthly or cancel entirely. If you cancel, you lose access at the end of your current billing cycle.