Spotify Adds Peloton Workouts: How to Access 1,400+ Classes
Key Takeaways
- Spotify Premium subscribers get 1,400+ Peloton classes without a separate membership
- Free users get curated workout playlists and select audio/video content
- No fitness tracking included. You'll need a separate app or wearable for stats
Spotify is expanding beyond music into fitness. The company launched Fitness with Spotify, a dedicated hub that includes curated workout playlists and a major partnership with Peloton. Premium subscribers in eligible markets now get access to over 1,400 Peloton classes without paying for a separate membership.
Free users aren't left out entirely. They get "dozens" of curated workout playlists plus audio and video content from instructors like Chloe Ting and Yoga with Kassandra. But the Peloton library is Premium-only.
How the Fitness Hub Works
The new Fitness hub lets you browse by workout type, music genre, or instructor. You can filter for outdoor cardio, find hip-hop playlists for strength training, or pull up all of Ally Love's Peloton sessions in one place.
Content is available offline for Premium subscribers. Most workouts are in English, with some available in German and Spanish.
How to Start a Workout on Spotify
Getting started takes about 30 seconds, regardless of whether you're on phone, tablet, computer, or TV:
- Open Spotify on any device
- Search for "fitness" or tap Browse to find the Fitness hub
- Select a class, playlist, or category that fits your workout
You don't need the Peloton app or any Peloton equipment. But there's a catch.
The Missing Piece: No Fitness Tracking
Spotify won't track your calories, steps, heart rate, or workout progress. It's a content delivery system, not a fitness platform. If you want stats, you'll need a separate app like Apple Fitness or Samsung Health, or a wearable like a smartwatch or smart ring.
This is a significant gap compared to Apple Fitness+, which tracks progress and integrates with Apple Watch metrics. For users who just want guided workouts without the data obsession, it's a non-issue.
“For nearly two decades, Spotify has been the soundtrack to the world's workouts. Today, we are expanding Spotify to become a true daily wellness companion.”
— Roman Wasenmüller, VP and Global Head of Podcasts at Spotify
Spotify vs Apple Fitness+: The Math
Here's where Spotify's pitch makes sense. Spotify Premium costs $13 per month and now includes Peloton workouts. Apple Fitness+ costs $10 per month (or $80 per year), plus another $11 per month if you want Apple Music. That's $21 per month for comparable content.
| Feature | Spotify Premium | Apple Fitness+ + Apple Music |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | $13 | $21 |
| Workout classes | 1,400+ Peloton | Curated Apple classes |
| Music streaming | Included | Apple Music ($11/mo extra) |
| Fitness tracking | No | Yes (requires Apple Watch) |
| Offline downloads | Yes | Yes |
If you don't need integrated tracking and already use Spotify for music, this is a meaningful discount. If you're deep in the Apple ecosystem with an Apple Watch, Fitness+ still makes more sense.
“Getting to world-class fitness content should be as easy as opening a Spotify playlist. With this partnership, we are instantly activating a global footprint.”
— Dion Camp Sanders, Chief Commercial Officer at Peloton
Why Peloton Needs This Deal
The partnership gives Peloton a distribution channel that doesn't rely on hardware sales. With 150 million active fitness-themed playlists on Spotify globally, the potential audience dwarfs Peloton's existing subscriber base. For Peloton, this is a play for reach over revenue.
Spotify benefits by keeping users in its app longer. According to the company, 70% of Premium subscribers already engage in monthly workout routines. Converting that behavior into in-app time, rather than losing them to Apple or YouTube, is the strategic goal.
What's Included at Launch
- 1,400+ Peloton classes (Premium only)
- Content from Chloe Ting Home Workouts
- Yoga with Kassandra sessions
- Curated workout playlists by genre and activity
- Available in 85+ countries simultaneously
Logicity's Take
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a Peloton subscription to access Peloton classes on Spotify?
No. Spotify Premium includes access to over 1,400 Peloton classes at no extra cost in eligible markets.
Can I use Spotify fitness features on free accounts?
Yes. Free users get curated workout playlists and select audio/video content, but not the full Peloton library.
Does Spotify track my workout metrics?
No. Spotify provides content only. You'll need a separate app or wearable to track calories, heart rate, or progress.
What equipment do I need for Spotify workouts?
None. The classes don't require Peloton bikes or any specialized equipment.
Is Fitness with Spotify available worldwide?
The feature launched in 85+ countries. Peloton access is limited to "eligible markets," which Spotify hasn't fully specified.
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