All iPhone users now get Fitness Plus - here's why that's a good thing
What’s more, if you buy a new iPhone, Watch or Apple TV, you’ll now be able to get three months of the service totally free
Apple remains tight-lipped over exactly how many subscribers they have to Fitness Plus. Other on-demand at-home fitness services are floundering post-pandemic:. It seems people don’t want to stay inside and work out anymore: they want to go for runs, hit the gym, and do all the things we couldn’t do in 2020. It's not hard to imagine Fitness Plus isn't the surefire hit it was a couple of years ago.
iPhone users everywhere will now be able to take their classes in the gym, or the park, and go through the movements there. Apple has clearly felt the way the wind is blowing and is acting to make sure Fitness+ won’t suffer the same fate as other purely at-home fitness services by supporting your health endeavors elsewhere., 240 million iPhones were sold in 2022.
When each workout uses heavily licensed music and is shot in cinematic style in a 4K studio, Fitness Plus has clearly had a significant amount of money thrown at it. Apple's decision to open up Fitness Plus to more users is a way to ensure the platform continues paying for itself. After all, the last thing Apple wants is for its fitness service to become a redundant chain around its neck.