Cyber Monday 2026: Fitness App Subscription Deals

Cyber Monday 2026 is November 30, 2026, the Monday after U.S. Thanksgiving. For fitness-app subscriptions, the verified Cyber Monday terms cover Aaptiv audio and video workout classes and HumanGO adaptive coaching for runners, cyclists and triathletes.

According to Wikipedia, the date sets eligibility for Cyber Monday deals (Cyber Monday date listing). A fitness-app subscription means paying by month or year for workouts, coaching or tracking inside an app. According to Aaptiv, its Cyber Monday sale offers one year for $59.99 for new subscribers (Aaptiv Cyber Monday sale).

HumanGO advertises 40% off annual endurance-training plans on its Cyber Monday page.

Verification note: Program terms and availability can change. This page was checked against linked sources on November 04, 2026.

Which Cyber Monday prices are listed?

Aaptiv lists one year for $59.99 for new subscribers. The plan covers audio and video workout classes. That new-subscriber limit matters if you already hold an account.

HumanGO lists 40% off annual endurance-training plans. The plans are aimed at runners, cyclists and triathletes buying adaptive coaching. Adaptive coaching means the plan adjusts around training data.

Strava shows standard U.S. prices with no Cyber Monday discount shown. According to Strava, subscription prices are $11.99 per month or $79.99 per year (Strava pricing listing).

Family is $139.99 per year and Strava plus Runna is $149.99 per year.

What will the second year cost?

Aaptiv lists renewal at $99.99 per year and states the plan can be canceled anytime. Shoppers should budget $40 more for year two than year one. Note the renewal date beside the $59.99 first-year price.

Annual prepay lowers the monthly average for several other apps. Apple lists $9.99 per month or $79.99 annually after a one-month free trial for new subscribers. Apple also lists three months free with an eligible device purchase.

MyFitnessPal Premium lists $79.99 per year, described as 67% savings over monthly billing, with a 7-day free trial. Annual prepay is the practical lowest-cost entry for that app. Future lists $50 for the first month then $199 per month for 1-on-1 human coaching.

How do app prices compare to personal training?

Future centers on 1-on-1 human coaching rather than class libraries. It lists $199 per month after the $50 first month. It offers a full refund if canceled within 30 days.

Aaptiv and HumanGO sell structured programs at a lower annual outlay. Aaptiv is class-based and HumanGO is endurance-plan based. The use case is different from live human coaching.

Apple Fitness+, Strava and MyFitnessPal sit between classes and tracking. Apple pairs video workouts with a trial and device-linked months. Strava and MyFitnessPal charge for tracking, training tools and premium features.

Should you buy on November 30?

Cyber Monday eligibility turns on the November 30 date. Offers labeled for new subscribers may not apply to current accounts. Trial wording also turns on new-subscriber status.

Check whether the price requires annual prepay. Aaptiv requires one-year purchase for $59.99, while Apple and MyFitnessPal quote separate monthly and annual rates. HumanGO ties its reduction to annual plans.

Confirm cancel and refund terms before payment. Aaptiv allows cancel anytime, Future allows a full refund if canceled within 30 days, and trial lengths differ by brand. A calendar reminder before renewal helps avoid the higher year-two charge.

What should you check before you pay?

Read the sponsor page on the day you buy. Prices, trial days and new-subscriber limits can change around the sale. Use the brand page, not a forwarded summary.

Open the sponsor page on November 30 and confirm the new-subscriber wording before entering payment details.

• Are you a new subscriber under that brand's definition?
• Is the price annual prepay, and what is the renewal price?
• How long is the free trial, and does a device purchase change it?
• How do you cancel, and what refund window applies?