Every fitness app we ranked
Six apps, all paid for and trained with for at least three weeks. The order is the same one we use across the site: it rewards the apps that kept a U.S. subscriber going past the first burst of motivation.
Each app name links to its full review with our scorecard. The button opens the official site, where the current price and trial terms always take priority over anything we quote here.
One human coach who writes your plan and texts you through the week. Around $199/mo.
Join Future| # | App | Rating | Price | Best for | What stands out | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 |
FitOn
|
★★★★½4.7 | Free / $29.99 a year (Pro) | All levels | A genuinely free library of on-demand and live classes across many styles · Most features free | Join |
| 3 |
Centr
|
★★★★½4.5 | $29.99/mo | Beginner to advanced | Workouts, meal plans and meditation bundled into one guided subscription · 7-day trial | Join |
| 4 |
Tonal
|
★★★★☆4.4 | $59.95/mo + hardware | All levels | A wall-mounted smart gym with digital resistance and coached strength sessions · Requires the Tonal unit | Join |
| 5 |
Freeletics
|
★★★★☆4.3 | $34.99/quarter | Intermediate | An adaptive coach that builds bodyweight and strength plans around your feedback · Mostly no-equipment | Join |
| 6 |
Peloton
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★★★★☆4.2 | $12.99/mo (app) | All levels | Studio-style cycling, running and strength classes led by named instructors · App membership, no bike needed | Join |