Pvolve
A low-impact fitness app: functional strength workouts streamed on demand and live
4.9· 9,988 ratings on the App StoreQuick facts
- Free trial, then paid
- Doesn't sell data for money
- Some data used for ads
- Delete your data on request
From Pvolve's own pages, checked . See the sources
What is Pvolve?
Pvolve is a low-impact functional fitness method built around its own resistance equipment, like the P.ball, P.3 Trainer and P.band 💪 The streaming app gives you on-demand workouts with new videos every week, plus daily live classes. Choose from strength and sculpt, progressive weights, recovery, cardio, a Pilates-inspired mat class and a women's health category covering pelvic floor, cycle tracking and menopause 🌿 Filter by length (about 10 to 70 minutes), equipment, focus or trainer, and keep track of workouts done and time spent. Streaming is a monthly subscription after a 14-day free trial, and Pvolve also has in-person studios booked through a separate app.
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Who Pvolve is for
People looking for low-impact strength, mobility and stability training at home or in studio, from beginner to advanced.
What Pvolve does
- On-demand workout library with new videos added weekly
- Daily live-streamed classes
- Strength and sculpt, progressive weight training, cardio and a mat class
- Recovery and stretching sessions
- Women's health classes on pelvic floor, cycle tracking and menopause
- Filter by class type, length, equipment, benefit, focus area and trainer
- Workouts with Pvolve equipment or little to none
- A running tally of workouts completed and time spent
Pvolve pricing
Prices change and differ by country. Each line shows where and when we read it.
- Free version
There is a free trial, but no ongoing free version.
New users get a 14-day free trial; equipment bundles include a period of streaming access.
“Download the app and get started with a 14-day free trial for full access to our method (renews at $24.99/month.)”
Source: apps.apple.com · checked Nov 12, 2026
- Paid plan
$24.99/month
Streaming membership, official FAQ page.
“PVOLVE's fitness streaming membership costs $24.99 per month.”
Source: pvolve.com · checked Nov 12, 2026
Pvolve privacy: what the company says about your data
Taken from Pvolve's own published pages, with the exact passage each line rests on. This is a summary of what the company states, not an audit of what it does.
- Selling personal data
Says it does not sell personal data for money.
The policy says it shares data with analytics providers and advertisers, and California residents may opt out of "sales" as defined by the CCPA.
“We do not sell, rent, or share your data for monetary compensation.”
Source: pvolve.com · checked Nov 12, 2026
- Advertising
Says some data is used or shared for advertising.
The policy also describes interest-based ads through advertising networks such as Google and Quantcast.
“We also may disclose certain information (such as your email address) to Facebook Custom Audience, which may use it to target advertising to you.”
Source: pvolve.com · checked Nov 12, 2026
- Deleting your data
You can ask the company to delete your data.
Described in the California privacy rights section; requests go to help@pvolve.com.
“California residents may request that we delete all of the information that we hold about them (please note that there are exemptions to the right to delete).”
Source: pvolve.com · checked Nov 12, 2026
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Pvolve: common questions
There is a free trial, but no ongoing free version. The paid plan is listed at $24.99/month (Streaming membership, official FAQ page). Source: apps.apple.com, checked Nov 12, 2026.
Pvolve says it does not sell personal data for money. The policy says it shares data with analytics providers and advertisers, and California residents may opt out of "sales" as defined by the CCPA. On advertising, it says some data is used or shared for advertising. Source: pvolve.com, checked Nov 12, 2026.
You can ask the company to delete your data. Source: pvolve.com, checked Nov 12, 2026.
Pvolve is available on iOS, Android and Web.
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