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The weird thing is that that the standalone app is only around 12$/m.

• ghaff 3y ago
  Though at that price, a number of workouts are very limited. The step up is $24 which is still cheaper but I can see the company calculating that if someone has spent $1500 for a bike they'll spring for the full on-bike subscription as opposed to sticking an iPad somewhere.
  • mupuff1234 3y ago
    Pretty sure it's the same number of workouts, the only difference is the ability to access the workouts on the bike.
    • ghaff 3y ago
      In the case of rowing workouts, you only get like 4 a month with the lower subscription; I looked it up. My old rowing machine monitor wouldn't be compatible anyway; I'd have to upgrade and not really interested.