Open beta Free and unlimited until 31 March 2027

Costs at a glance

How much does Zwift cost? And what’s cheaper?

According to Zwift it costs $19.99 / €19.99 per month, about $200 per year on the annual plan. Plus trainer and device. Here are all the costs and the alternatives – from free to a quarter of the price.

Zwift price 2026

$19.99per month
≈ $200annual plan
$239.8812 × monthly
14 daystrial

The membership includes all worlds, races, group rides and training plans. You can’t ride your own routes on Zwift – only Zwift worlds and recreated classics like “Alpe du Zwift”. Rouvy has also belonged to Zwift since 2026 and costs about the same.

What you need besides the membership

A smart trainer with Bluetooth or ANT+ (entry level from about 300, direct-drive usually 500–1,300), your bike and a device for the app. You need the trainer for every app – the subscription you don’t.

Indoor cycling apps: costs compared

ZwiftRouvyTrainingPeaks VirtualBiketerraMyWhooshGrimparampida
Price$19.99 / €19.99 per month; annual plan two months cheaper according to Zwift; 14-day trial€19.99/month or €179.99/year (Single); 7-day trialFull features with TrainingPeaks Premium (about $135/year according to comparison sites)Free tier with no distance limit (5 uploads); full $7.99/month or $79.99/yearFreeFreeFree and unlimited in the beta until 31 March 2027, then 50 km/month free; Pro €4.99/month or €49/year; Founder Pass €25 (2 years Pro)
Cost per yearabout $200 (annual) or $239.88 (monthly)€179.99 (annual)about $135about $80 (annual)€0€0€0 in the beta, then €0 (50 km/month) or €49
Runs onApp to install: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Apple TVApp to install: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Apple TVApp to installBrowserApp to install: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Apple TVBrowser (Chrome/Edge) on computer and AndroidBrowser (Chrome/Edge) on Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS and Android – no install
WorldFantasy worlds (Watopia) and recreated routes (e.g. “Alpe du Zwift”)Filmed real routes with riders overlaid (AR)Virtual worlds, plus own GPX via GPXploreReal routes in 3D, 50,000+ km catalogueVirtual worldsReal roads drawn as pixel artReal terrain in 3D from elevation data and OpenStreetMap: forests, meadows, houses, hairpins
Own GPX routesNo, Zwift routes onlyOwn routes via Route Creator (you have to film the route)Yes (GPXplore)Yes, GPX/FIT/TCX with route editorOwn GPX routes are not supportedYes, own GPXYes, GPX and FIT (Komoot, Strava, Garmin), snapped to real roads
Riding togetherLargest community, racing, group rides around the clockCommunity, events, pro teams as partnersFair racing, group ridesEvents, clubsRacing, events with prize moneyPacer bot, ghost; no racing or leaderboards yet, according to the developerLeaderboards on every climb, live riders on the same route, Ride On, pacer group with drafting, ghost, XP, achievements, tours
TrainingLots of training plans and workoutsTraining plans and workoutsTightly linked to TrainingPeaks plansStructured workoutsMany workouts–ERG workouts (watts or % FTP)
LanguagemultilingualmultilingualEnglishEnglishmultilingual6 languagesGerman, English
iPhone/iPadYesYesYesin the browser, according to BiketerraYesNoNo (iOS lacks Web Bluetooth)

As of October 2026, according to the providers / sources: www.zwift.com, support.rouvy.com, www.clipperton.com, biketerra.com, www.grimpa.cc. Prices may change.

The cheap alternative for real routes

rampida runs in the browser: load a Komoot or Strava route as GPX, pair your trainer, ride in 3D. The great climbs – Stelvio, Alpe d’Huez, Mont Ventoux – are ready with leaderboards and a time calculator. Free during the beta until 31 March 2027, then 50 km a month free or Pro for €49 a year – a quarter of Zwift.

FAQ

How much is Zwift per month?

According to Zwift $19.99 / €19.99 / £17.99 per month. The annual plan is two months cheaper. New members get a 14-day trial.

How much is Zwift per year?

About $200 with the annual plan, $239.88 paying monthly – plus a smart trainer and a device to run the app.

Can you use Zwift for free?

Only during the 14-day trial. Free alternatives are MyWhoosh (virtual worlds) and rampida (your own routes in the browser, unlimited during the beta).

Is there a cheaper Zwift alternative with real routes?

rampida: Free and unlimited in the beta until 31 March 2027, then 50 km/month free; Pro €4.99/month or €49/year; Founder Pass €25 (2 years Pro). You ride any GPX file in 3D plus the great climbs with leaderboards.

Try it yourself

rampida runs in your browser: open the link, pair your trainer, ride. Free and unlimited during the beta until 31 March 2027.