Peloton's subscription tiers and their monthly prices
Peloton offers two main subscription plans: the All-Access Membership and the Digital Membership. The All-Access Membership costs $44 per month and requires you to own a Peloton bike, treadmill, or Row machine. The Digital Membership costs $14.99 per month and works on your own equipment — a stationary bike, treadmill, or rowing machine you already own, plus smartphones and tablets.
Both plans renew monthly unless you cancel. Peloton does not charge an upfront annual fee, though some promotional offers may bundle months at a discount. Prices are subject to change, and Peloton occasionally runs limited-time offers for new members.
If you own a Peloton machine but do not subscribe, you can still use the bike or treadmill for basic functions — manual rides without instructor guidance or performance tracking — but you will not have access to live or on-demand classes.
Key Takeaways
- All-Access Membership costs $44 per month and works only with Peloton-branded equipment; Digital Membership costs $14.99 per month and works with any stationary bike, treadmill, or rowing machine.
- Both subscriptions renew automatically each month unless you cancel, and neither requires a long-term contract.
- Peloton occasionally offers promotional pricing for new members, such as discounted first months or bundled rates.
- Without a subscription, Peloton machines still function for manual workouts but do not provide access to instructor-led classes or performance metrics.
What's included in All-Access Membership
The All-Access plan gives you access to Peloton's full library of live and on-demand classes across multiple disciplines: cycling, running, strength training, yoga, stretching, and meditation. You can take live classes at scheduled times or stream recorded classes whenever you want. Your performance metrics — output, cadence, resistance — are tracked and stored in your profile, and you can compete on leaderboards during live rides.
All-Access members can also create custom playlists, follow other riders, join challenges, and access Peloton's app features on phones and tablets in addition to using the machine itself. If you own multiple Peloton machines in your household, one All-Access subscription covers all of them, though only one person can use the account at a time during live classes.
What's included in Digital Membership
Digital Membership gives you the same class library and on-demand content as All-Access, but it is designed for people who do not own Peloton hardware. You stream classes to your phone, tablet, or computer and use your own equipment. You can take live classes, access the full on-demand catalog, and track some metrics depending on your equipment — though performance tracking is more limited than on Peloton machines.
Digital members can also use Peloton's app features, follow other users, and join challenges. The main difference is that Digital Membership does not include the machine's built-in screen, automatic resistance adjustment, or the leaderboard integration that Peloton bikes and treadmills provide.
How to cancel or pause your subscription
You can cancel your Peloton subscription at any time through your account settings on the Peloton app or website. There is no cancellation fee, and your access ends at the end of your current billing cycle — you do not lose access when ready after clicking cancel. If you want to pause rather than cancel, Peloton offers a pause option that temporarily suspends your subscription for up to three months without losing your account data or progress.
When you cancel, your profile, ride history, and personal records remain stored in Peloton's system. If you resubscribe later, you can log back in and see all your previous data. Peloton sometimes sends promotional offers to cancelled members, including discounted rates to return.
Promotional offers and discounts for new members
Peloton regularly runs promotions for people who have never subscribed or who have been inactive for a certain period. These offers vary — common ones include a discounted first month, such as $1 for the first month followed by regular pricing, or a bundled rate if you purchase a machine and subscription together. Promotional terms change frequently and are advertised on Peloton's website and through email campaigns.
If you are considering a Peloton machine purchase, ask the sales team about current subscription promotions, as they sometimes bundle the machine with several months of discounted or free All-Access membership. These offers are not always advertised publicly and may vary by location or sales channel.
Comparing Peloton to other fitness subscriptions
Peloton's All-Access plan at $44 per month is more expensive than many general fitness apps. Beachbody On Demand costs around $15 per month, Apple Fitness+ costs $11 per month (or $99 per year), and YouTube offers free fitness content. However, Peloton's All-Access price includes access to live classes with real-time leaderboards and instructor interaction, which most other services do not offer at that price point.
Peloton's Digital Membership at $14.99 per month is closer in price to competitors like Apple Fitness+ and Beachbody, though it does not include the machine hardware or automatic resistance features. If you already own stationary equipment and want instructor-led classes, Digital Membership is less expensive than All-Access but more expensive than free YouTube alternatives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use one Peloton subscription on multiple machines in my home?
Yes, one All-Access subscription covers all Peloton machines in your household. However, only one person can use the account during live classes at the same time. Multiple household members can take on-demand classes at different times using the same subscription.
What happens if I don't pay my subscription?
If your payment fails, Peloton typically sends a notice and gives you a few days to update your payment method. If payment is not received, your subscription is suspended and you lose access to classes. Your account data is preserved, and you can reactivate by paying the overdue amount and current month's fee.
Do I have to commit to a contract or annual plan?
No. Both All-Access and Digital subscriptions are month-to-month with no contract. You can cancel anytime without penalty, and your access ends at the end of your current billing cycle. Some promotional offers may include bundled months at a discount, but these are optional.
Can I use Digital Membership on a Peloton machine I own?
Technically yes, but it is not the intended use. Digital Membership is designed for people using their own equipment and does not unlock the machine's full features like automatic resistance or leaderboard integration. If you own a Peloton machine, All-Access Membership is the appropriate plan.
Is there a free trial for Peloton subscriptions?
Peloton does not offer a standard free trial, but promotional offers for new members sometimes include a heavily discounted first month (such as $1) or free access for a limited period. These offers vary and are typically advertised on Peloton's website or through direct marketing.