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8 Cheapest Fitness Apps of 2026

By the Rankozo research desk · Updated November 12, 2026

Among the 10 tools in our best fitness apps ranking, Hevy has the lowest verified paid starting price at $2 per month billed annually ($23.99 per year). Prices below are quoted from each vendor's US pricing page.

01
Hevy
lifters who want the cheapest paid upgrade
Free plan with no ads; Hevy Pro costs $23.99 per year or $2.99 per month on the US App Store
Full entry, No. 1 overall
Starts at
$2
Score 9.1
02
Strong
barbell lifters who want a simple log
Free plan with unlimited workouts and 3 custom routines; Strong PRO costs $29.99 per year or $4.99 per month
Full entry, No. 2 overall
Starts at
$2.50
Score 8.7
03
JEFIT
lifters who want detailed analytics
Free plan; JEFIT Elite costs $69.99 per year or $12.99 per month
Full entry, No. 7 overall
Starts at
$5.83
Score 8.2
04
Apple Fitness+
Apple Watch owners who want guided classes
$9.99 per month or $79.99 per year after a 1-month free trial; also part of Apple One
Full entry, No. 3 overall
Starts at
$6.67
Score 8.6
05
Strava
runners and cyclists who track outdoor activity
Free version; subscription costs $79.99 per year or $11.99 per month on the US App Store
Full entry, No. 6 overall
Starts at
$6.67
Score 8.4
06
Fitbod
lifters who want the app to plan each session
7-day free trial; Fitbod Elite from $79.99 per year on the US App Store, monthly plans from $12.99
Full entry, No. 8 overall
Starts at
$6.67
Score 8.1
07
Peloton App
people who want live and on-demand instructor classes
Free Peloton App tier; App One costs $15.99 per month or $159 per year, App+ $28.99 per month or $289 per year
Full entry, No. 5 overall
Starts at
$13.25
Score 8.4
08
Ladder
people who want a human coach's program
7-day free trial; PRO costs $29.99 per month or $179.99 per year on the US App Store
Full entry, No. 10 overall
Starts at
$15
Score 7.5