Fitness & yoga streaming compared

At a glance

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BODi

BODi (Beachbody)

From: $179/yr

Streaming library of trainer-led programs (the brand lists 225+ programs and 9,500+ workouts), plus recipe-based meal plans.

Facts checked Oct 15, 2026 on the official page.

$179/yrVisit ↗Not an affiliate link

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ALO Wellness Club

ALO (formerly Alo Moves)

From: Free

Alo Moves is now ALO Wellness Club (alomoves.com redirects there). ALO says the app is now free with an email account, no subscription or credit card; it lists 4,000+ classes and 300 programs. Joining also enrolls you in ALO's Access loyalty program.

Facts checked Oct 15, 2026 on the official page.

FreeVisit ↗Not an affiliate link

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Glo

Glo

From: $30/mo

Yoga, meditation and Pilates class library with downloadable classes and a Roku app.

Facts checked Oct 15, 2026 on the official page.

$30/moVisit ↗Not an affiliate link

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obé

obé Fitness

From: $24.99/mo

On-demand classes with a quiz-built weekly class schedule. Available to US and Canada residents.

Facts checked Oct 15, 2026 on the official page.

$24.99/moVisit ↗Not an affiliate link

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Peloton App

Peloton

From: See site

App memberships (App One and App+) with strength, yoga, meditation, running and equipment-based classes. No Peloton hardware required.

Facts checked Oct 15, 2026 on the official page.

See siteVisit ↗Not an affiliate link

Comparison table

Product	Monthly price	Annual price	Free trial	Platforms	Class formats (per brand)	Offline downloads
BODi	See site	$179/yr (shown as $14.91/mo)	7 days	Phone, tablet, computer, smart TV (per BODi)	HIIT, strength, cardio, yoga, Pilates, dance (per BODi)	See site	Visit ↗Not an affiliate link
ALO Wellness Club	Free (per ALO)	Free (per ALO)	Not applicable: free account (per ALO)	Desktop, tablet, phone (per ALO)	Yoga, strength, Pilates, barre, meditation, sleep, nutrition (per ALO)	Yes, in the app (per ALO)	Visit ↗Not an affiliate link
Glo	$30/mo	$245/yr (shown as $20.42/mo)	7 days	Web, Roku; see site for others	Yoga, Pilates, meditation	Yes (per Glo)	Visit ↗Not an affiliate link
obé	$24.99/mo	$14.17/mo billed annually	Yes (length: see site)	Web, iOS, Android, Apple TV, Chromecast	20+ class types: cardio, strength, Pilates, barre, yoga, stretch	Up to 30 classes (iOS app)	Visit ↗Not an affiliate link
Peloton App	See site	See site	30 days (new App members)	iOS, Android (per Peloton)	Strength, yoga, HIIT, meditation, outdoor running; bike, tread and rower classes	See site	Visit ↗Not an affiliate link

“See site” means we couldn’t confirm the detail on the brand’s official page on Oct 15, 2026. Prices change; confirm before you buy.

Guides for fitness apps

• How to choose a fitness or yoga streaming app The questions that matter when picking a workout or yoga subscription: class styles, devices, offline downloads, free trials, pricing structures and how easy it is to cancel.
• Monthly vs. annual app plans: how to work out what you'll really pay A step-by-step way to compare fitness, yoga and meditation app pricing: annualizing monthly plans, reading "per month" figures on annual plans, regional pricing, taxes, and when the cheaper plan isn't cheaper.
• Building a weekly routine with a fitness app How to turn a big library of on-demand classes into a realistic weekly plan: choosing class types, scheduling, mixing intensity, using programs and adjusting when life gets busy.
• Starting yoga at home with an app A beginner-friendly guide to practicing yoga with an app: choosing styles and class lengths, what you need, setting up your space, using modifications and building a gentle routine.
• Low-impact home workouts with apps: finding gentler classes What "low impact" means in fitness apps, how to find gentler classes for quiet apartments, joint comfort or returning to exercise, and how to keep them interesting.
• Workout tracking and wearables: the basics How fitness trackers, smartwatches and app logs fit into home training: what common metrics mean, privacy and accounts, pairing with fitness apps, and how to use data without obsessing — no product ratings.
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• Free trials and auto-renewals: how to try fitness and mind apps without surprise charges How free trials typically convert to paid plans, where subscriptions are actually billed, how to cancel on iPhone, Android and the web, and a simple routine to stay in control.
• Family plans and sharing for wellness and fitness apps How family and household plans for meditation, fitness and yoga apps usually work: who controls billing, how many people can join, separate profiles, kids' accounts and how to tell if a family plan is good value.
• How to set up a home yoga space Practical tips for creating a home yoga or stretching space in any size room: measuring the space you need, floors, light, sound, storage, screens for streaming classes and keeping it tidy.
• How to plan a stretching routine at home A practical way to build a simple stretching routine: timing (before vs after activity), how long to hold, choosing a short daily set, props, tracking consistency, and when to get professional advice.
• Apartment-friendly cardio: options that respect floors and neighbors How to get cardio in an apartment or shared housing: low-noise options, machine choices, timing, flooring, jumping alternatives, and app workouts that will not shake the ceiling below.

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How we compare

Every fact above comes from the brand’s official page, linked on each card with the date we checked it. We don’t publish star ratings or “best” awards, we haven’t hands-on tested these products, and we don’t make health claims. Read our method.