How Much Does an iFIT Membership Cost?

Updated on July 26, 2026 | Written by Alec Pow
This article was researched using 11 sources. See our methodology and corrections policy.

An iFIT membership costs $15 per month for iFIT Train or $39 per month for iFIT Pro in 2026. Train is designed for one user exercising through a phone or tablet or connecting to compatible Bluetooth equipment without a built-in screen. Pro supports up to five users and is required for compatible NordicTrack, ProForm, and Freemotion equipment with an integrated touchscreen.

At the standard monthly prices, Train costs $180 per year, while Pro costs $468 per year before tax. Promotional trials, annual offers, equipment bundles, and loyalty discounts may reduce the price temporarily, but customers should verify the renewal amount shown at checkout.

iFIT also offers a limited free account. It does not provide the full paid workout library or all connected-equipment functions.

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• iFIT Train costs $15 (at $30 per hour, earning that amount would take about 30 minutes, before taxes) per month.
• iFIT Pro costs $39 per month.
• Train costs $180 per year at the monthly rate.
• Pro costs $468 per year at the monthly rate.
• Pro supports the primary account plus up to four additional users.
• Pro is required for supported equipment with a built-in touchscreen.
• A free account includes only a small selection of workouts and tracking features.
• Free trials and complimentary memberships are promotional offers, not guaranteed with every equipment purchase.

Current iFIT Membership Prices

iFIT plan	Monthly cost	Calculated annual cost	Best suited for
Free account	$0	$0	Limited workouts, manual equipment use, and basic tracking
iFIT Train	$15 (about 30 minutes at $30 per hour)	$180	One app user or compatible equipment without a built-in touchscreen
iFIT Pro	$39	$468	Built-in equipment screens and up to five user profiles

The official iFIT membership page currently lists Train at $15 per month and Pro at $39 per month. Prices, trials, taxes, and promotional terms can vary by market and checkout offer.

iFIT replaced its former Individual and Family plans with Train and Pro on March 26, 2024. Existing subscribers may have legacy billing arrangements, so a current member’s renewal price may differ from the public rate for a new account.

iFIT Train Cost

iFIT Train costs $15 (about 30 minutes at $30 per hour) per month and is intended for one user. It provides access to the paid workout library through the iFIT mobile app on a compatible phone or tablet.

Train can also connect with supported Bluetooth-enabled iFIT equipment that does not have an integrated touchscreen. The phone or tablet acts as the display while the equipment and app communicate during compatible workouts.

Train is generally the lower-cost choice when:

• Only one person needs a paid account
• You exercise mainly through a phone or tablet
• Your treadmill, bike, rower, or elliptical has no integrated touchscreen
• You want trainer-led workouts without paying for multiple profiles

At $15 per month, Train costs $180 over twelve months. Sales tax may increase the charged amount.

iFIT Pro Cost

iFIT Pro costs $39 per month. It is the membership intended for supported NordicTrack, ProForm, and Freemotion equipment with built-in touchscreens.

Pro supports one primary account and up to four additional user accounts. Each person receives an individual profile, workout history, statistics, favorites, and progress tracking.

iFIT explains how secondary users are invited and added through its current multi-user account instructions.

At the standard monthly price, Pro costs $468 per year. A household using all five profiles effectively pays about $7.80 per user per month.

ThePricer Cost Comparison

Consider a household with two adults who both use an iFIT treadmill with a built-in screen:

• One Pro membership: $39 per month
• Annual cost: $468
• Effective annual cost per user: $234

If both adults could instead use separate Train accounts through phones or tablets, two subscriptions would cost $30 per month, or $360 per year.

Pro costs this household an additional $108 per year. The extra expense pays for compatible built-in touchscreen access, multiple profiles under one membership, and supported connected-equipment features.

For five active users, Pro’s calculated annual cost is $93.60 per user. That is $86.40 less per user than one year of Train at $180.

Train vs Pro Features

Feature	iFIT Train	iFIT Pro
Monthly price	$15	$39
Number of users	One	Up to five
Phone and tablet app	Yes	Yes
Equipment without integrated screen	Supported models	Supported models
Compatible built-in touchscreen equipment	No	Yes
Full paid workout library	Yes	Yes
Automatic equipment adjustments	Compatible equipment	Compatible equipment

Both paid plans provide access to the current iFIT workout library. The main pricing difference concerns equipment access and the number of user profiles rather than separate workout libraries.

What the Membership Includes

The iFIT app currently advertises more than 10,000 on-demand workouts. Categories include running, walking, cycling, rowing, elliptical training, strength, yoga, Pilates, HIIT, barre, stretching, and mindfulness.

Apple’s current iFIT App Store listing describes workouts filmed across all seven continents. The current Google Play listing confirms the same 10,000-plus on-demand library and broad workout categories.

Depending on the equipment and workout, iFIT may automatically adjust speed, incline, decline, or resistance. These controls are not available on every machine or during every class.

The membership provides trainer-led content rather than private one-on-one personal training. A trainer in a recorded workout does not personally observe the member, correct form in real time, or create an individualized medical exercise program.

Are Live Workouts Included?

Older iFIT marketing placed more emphasis on scheduled live studio workouts. The current app and membership descriptions focus primarily on the platform’s large on-demand library, training series, challenges, global workouts, and newer interactive features.

Customers should not subscribe based on an expectation of a daily schedule of live studio classes. Check the current app and individual event details when live or scheduled participation matters.

Free iFIT Account

A free iFIT account is available, but it is not equivalent to Train or Pro. iFIT currently states that a free account includes access to five trainer-led workouts, selected interval workouts, workout history, and weekly statistics.

The company explains the limited free features through its current getting-started resources.

A free account may also be required to operate the manual functions of some newer equipment. The owner can generally use manual mode without maintaining a paid workout subscription, subject to the machine’s design and software requirements.

A free account does not provide unrestricted access to the 10,000-plus paid workout library or full integrated training features.

Free Trials and Promotions

Downloading the iFIT app does not guarantee every user a free 30-day trial. Trial eligibility, duration, billing plan, and renewal rate depend on the promotion shown during signup.

iFIT’s current trial disclaimer says promotional trials may be limited to eligible new paid memberships and automatically renew unless canceled in advance.

A trial may require a payment method. The customer should note:

• The exact trial ending date
• The plan that begins after the trial
• The monthly or annual renewal price
• The deadline and method for cancellation

An offer shown with a treadmill or bike may differ from an offer shown in the mobile app.

Equipment Membership Bundles

Buying a NordicTrack, ProForm, or Freemotion product does not automatically include a free one-year membership. Some models or temporary promotions include a trial or prepaid period, while others require the buyer to start paying immediately.

Product pages commonly state that an iFIT Pro membership is required for full access to built-in touchscreen workouts. The official iFIT for Equipment page confirms that Pro is the plan intended for integrated NordicTrack, ProForm, and Freemotion touchscreens.

Read the exact equipment listing and checkout summary. Do not rely on an older review or advertisement promising a free year.

The exercise machine remains a separate expense from the membership. Readers planning a home cardio setup can compare current treadmill costs before calculating the full first-year price.

First-Year Equipment Cost

Consider a customer buying a connected treadmill for $1,999 with no complimentary membership:

• Treadmill: $1,999
• One year of Pro at the monthly rate: $468
• Delivery and assembly: $249
• Exercise mat: $69

The first-year total is $2,785 before tax, extended warranty coverage, or financing interest. The Pro subscription accounts for approximately 16.8% of this example’s first-year cost.

After the equipment is paid for, maintaining Pro for five years at the current monthly rate would cost $2,340 before future price changes.

Older Equipment Compatibility

Do not assume a new iFIT membership will restore connected workouts on every older NordicTrack or ProForm machine.

iFIT ended software updates and workout support for certain older-generation machines on April 30, 2023. Affected products include machines that use an external iFIT Wi-Fi module and some older console generations.

The company’s official support-discontinuation notice says affected machines can continue operating in manual mode and may retain workouts already stored on the equipment.

Before subscribing for a used treadmill or bike, check the model number, console generation, operating system, and current iFIT support status.

Automatic Equipment Control

On supported machines, iFIT can change incline, speed, decline, or resistance during compatible workouts. This allows the equipment to follow terrain or trainer instructions automatically.

The exact controls depend on the machine. A treadmill may adjust speed and incline, while a bike may alter resistance. Manual overrides may be available during the session.

Automatic control should not be confused with medical supervision. Users must follow the equipment’s safety instructions, use the safety key where provided, and adjust or stop when a setting becomes unsafe.

App and Screen Compatibility

The iFIT Workouts app is available for compatible iOS and Android phones and tablets. Pro also enables supported integrated equipment screens.

The old claim that iFIT works natively on any laptop or smart television is too broad. Television access may depend on a supported app, device platform, casting method, current software, and region.

Check the app store on the specific television or streaming device rather than assuming compatibility. Screen mirroring may behave differently from direct equipment control.

How to Cancel iFIT

The correct cancellation method depends on where the membership was purchased. Deleting the app does not cancel a recurring subscription.

Membership billed directly by iFIT: Sign into the iFIT account, use the membership-management or cancellation page, or contact iFIT support. Current iFIT terms describe recurring subscriptions as continuing until canceled.

The official iFIT Terms of Use were updated in December 2025 and should control over instructions copied from an older article.

Membership billed by Apple: Open Settings, select the Apple Account name, choose Subscriptions, select iFIT, and choose Cancel Subscription. Apple confirms this process in its current subscription instructions.

Membership billed by Google Play: Open Google Play subscriptions, select iFIT, choose Cancel subscription, and follow the prompts. Google provides the current process through its subscription help page.

Renewals and Refunds

Monthly and annual subscriptions can renew automatically until canceled. Promotional periods normally convert to a paid plan at the stated renewal rate.

iFIT’s published return policy states that monthly membership fees are generally nonrefundable. Annual fees may qualify for a refund when cancellation occurs within 30 days of the original purchase or the start of an eligible trial, subject to current terms.

App Store and Google Play purchases follow the billing provider’s cancellation and refund policies. Contacting iFIT may not cancel a subscription billed by Apple or Google.

Cancel before the renewal date and retain the confirmation email or screenshot. Access commonly continues until the end of the paid billing period.

Hidden Membership Costs

The displayed subscription price may not be the entire home-fitness budget. Other costs can include:

• Sales tax
• Connected exercise equipment
• Delivery and assembly
• Internet service
• Equipment maintenance
• Heart-rate monitor
• Exercise mat, weights, or resistance bands
• Equipment repairs outside warranty
• Financing interest

Strength, Pilates, and yoga workouts may need dumbbells, a mat, blocks, or other accessories. Readers comparing the subscription with in-person instruction can review current Pilates class costs.

iFIT vs Other Fitness Apps

iFIT Train’s $15 monthly price is comparable with many premium workout apps. Its strongest advantage is integration with supported NordicTrack, ProForm, and Freemotion equipment.

Pro’s $39 monthly price is more expensive than many app-only services but may be reasonable for a household using several profiles on a connected machine.

An app such as Aaptiv may suit users who want audio or app-based workouts without iFIT hardware. The right comparison depends on equipment control, household size, workout style, and how often the service is used.

When Train Makes Sense

• Only one person needs access
• You exercise through a phone or tablet
• Your compatible equipment has no integrated screen
• You do not need several separate profiles
• You want the lowest-cost full-library plan

A solo user choosing Train instead of Pro saves $24 per month, or $288 per year.

When Pro Makes Sense

• Your compatible machine has a built-in touchscreen
• Two to five people need separate profiles
• Your household regularly uses connected equipment
• Workout history and recommendations must remain separate
• You value integrated screen access more than the price difference

Pro becomes more economical per person as more profiles are actively used. It is not automatically better for a single user whose machine does not require it.

Before Subscribing

Check whether the equipment requires Train, Pro, or only a free account for manual mode. Confirm compatibility using the exact model and console generation.

Review the price that applies after a free trial or equipment promotion. Take a screenshot of the renewal terms and date.

Verify which company will process the payment. The billing provider determines where the subscription must be canceled.

Calculate the yearly cost rather than focusing only on the monthly fee. Train costs $180 per year, while Pro costs $468 per year at current monthly rates.

What We Verified

• Confirmed the current $15 Train and $39 Pro prices.
• Verified that Train and Pro replaced Individual and Family plans.
• Confirmed that Pro supports up to five user accounts.
• Checked the current 10,000-plus on-demand workout claim.
• Verified the limitations of a free iFIT account.
• Confirmed Pro requirements for compatible integrated touchscreens.
• Checked discontinued support for selected older equipment.
• Reviewed current iFIT, Apple, and Google cancellation procedures.

Answers to Common Questions

How much is iFIT per month?

iFIT Train costs $15 per month. iFIT Pro costs $39 per month before applicable tax.

How much does iFIT cost per year?

Train costs $180 per year and Pro costs $468 per year when paid at the standard monthly rate.

What is the difference between Train and Pro?

Train is for one app user and compatible equipment without an integrated touchscreen. Pro supports up to five profiles and compatible machines with built-in screens.

Can I use a NordicTrack without paying for iFIT?

Many machines support manual mode with a free iFIT account, but functions vary by model and console generation. Check the exact equipment instructions before purchasing.

Does iFIT offer a free trial?

Promotional trials may be available to eligible new customers. A free 30-day trial is not guaranteed merely because the app was downloaded or equipment was purchased.

Does iFIT include a personal trainer?

It includes trainer-led recorded workouts and automated recommendations. It does not include private one-on-one personal training.

Can I cancel iFIT at any time?

You can stop future renewal, but the cancellation must be completed through iFIT, Apple, Google Play, or the billing provider that processed the subscription.