The world is trying to hope we don't notice that they are nickel and diming us to death. I use YNAB, and when you spend $5 on Disney, $12 on Netflix, $15 on Hbo, etc it adds up. The fitness industry is hoping that we are just used to having monthly fees and will just "tack on another one
I just heard about the Whoop app. The hardware is free, but there is a $30 monthly fee. You make that as low as $18/month if you pay $324 for an 18-month membership.
Fitbit has a $10 Premium version that includes workouts. They offer a higher tier "premium with coaching" that includes messages for 1-on-1 coaching, and data-driven guidance. This service clocks in at $55/month. If you use none of the Fitbit premium versions you lose out on advanced insights.
Pelton charges you $39 a month (and that is after you buy the bike)
iFit wants $39 a month or $33 if you buy yearly. iFit is now used by Nordictrak, ProForm, and Freemotion equipment.
