Tempo: Home Workout & Fitness
Weight Loss Classes & Home Gym
How much does Tempo: Home Workout & Fitness cost?
Prices are current as of 3 Oct 2026.
1 subscription from $39.00
In the United States, Tempo: Home Workout & Fitness has 1 subscription priced $39.00. Free trials run 14 days or 1 month.
| Subscription | Period | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Tempo Monthly Membership | MonthlyTrial: 14 days, 1 month | $39.00 |
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| Rating / 5 | 4.8 | 4.9 | 4.9 | 4.9 | 4.8 | 4.2 | 4.6 | 4.8 | 4.8 | 4.8 | 4.9 |
| Reviews | 7.9K | 11K | 11K | 11K | 9.1K | 8.4K | 8.2K | 4.2K | 2.7K | 1.9K | 1.7K |
| Released | 2020 | 2018 | 2017 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2019 | 2019 | 2024 | 2021 | 2021 |
| Monthly price | $39.00 | $19.99 | — | — | — | — | — | $169.99 | — | $4.99 | $55.99 |
| Annual price | — | $179.99 | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | $29.90 | — |
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Tempo: Home Workout & Fitness reviews
4.8 out of 5, based on 7,880 reviews.
What people like
- Coaches feel like real personal trainers
- Rep counting helps focus on form
- Great for working out at home
- Customer service resolved shipping issues quickly
What they complain about
- Weight suggestions are often wrong
- Form tracking feature is broken
- App UI is confusing and hard to use
- Apple Health data syncs poorly
Working well
I have been using this for about a month and I really love it. I am finally starting to see results. I love how the app and the weights work together. I feel like I have already learned a lot from the trainers. The only thing I might suggest is improvements on the search function. There are so my classes to choose from and even when I use the filters it takes me a while to find what I want. Maybe some sort of an AI chat would help. Otherwise I am enjoying it and plan on continuing to use it.
Awful health integration
Ive been using this app since January this year and it’s been an amazing tool to help me get more active. But every time i open the app it duplicates training entries in my apple health. Apple health can usually weed these out but not always, and Ive noticed the more ive used the app the weirder my historical data becomes. I use that data in other apps and its resulted in aweful training recommendations. Before i was annoyed that the Strava integration was so bare bones, giving no logs of what strength training im doing or at what loads, but now its the only way to actually get the data synced into my health app. The weights are nice and the instructors are great, but it’s really a frustrating experience. Tempo doesn’t even take into account exercises done outside of the a even though it reads them and you can view them in your tempo exercise history.
Awesome alternative to traditional personal training
The temple app along with his coaches, provide a nice non-judgmental atmosphere for those interested in weight resistance training, but aren’t interested in going to a physical gym
The programs and equipments are solid the app UI is pretty bad
1. UI is super confusing. There use to be “My plan” to map out when you want to do which work out from a program or class. Now you have to save, and schedule each and it still doesn’t show up as calendar and super hard to find. All stats and progress bars are so confusing they become meaningless. Oof. Figure it out guys. 2. Form feedback is straight up bait and switch. No form feedback from phone camera or sensors. I didn’t expect much there but frustrating to advertise it 3. Weight suggestions seem to be just based on the reps. I like to do exercises slow ish so I can build good mind body connection and focus on muscle engagement. Doesn’t mean I can’t handle the weight, or would go that much faster with lower weight. Use you judgement a bit there. Positives: 1. So far all coaches are very good at describing mind body connection, tons of classes that seem great, the equipment is solid. I still recommend , the negative feedback is mostly for the app. 2. Barbell weight reading and counting reps is really great. I hate counting reps and this helps my adhd brain to focus on the exercise.
No garmin connectivity
App is great. Love the classes, feel like I get good workouts but there is no connectivity to my garmin watch
Love it!
Tempo keeps the bar low of getting back into the “gym” from the comfort of my home! No traveling to a crowded gym with the bros hogging the machines, I can pop in an amazing workout, hop in my own shower and then get back to life. Oh!
Recording
Tracked my movements the first time but not the second
Finally- Something that Works for Me!
I can’t say enough good things about the Tempo system. The coaches are fantastic and their personalities are all different, so every workout is really fun because I get to choose what mood I’m in and pick a coach that matches my mood and what I want to accomplish during my workout. This is the first time that I have lifted weights that I feel like I am increasing how much I lift as I continue to have workout sessions, and therefore, increasing how much muscle I’m gaining. My one tidbit of a complaint would be that sometimes the app disconnects from my Apple Watch or from my television, and so that can sometimes put a damper in my workout if I’m in a flow, but it never lasts for very long. I especially love how the system reads the weights that I’m lifting, and also monitors my heart rate, and sets the pace of my workout, according to those things. Usually, when I’m working out, I’m not paying attention to my heart rate. So, I really appreciate that the system will automatically pause for me to chill out for a bit before continuing with the next set. As I said, I can’t say enough, good things about this system. And I can’t recommend it enough…to friends, to family, to you, dear reader.
It’s ok
The equipment is amazing. It’s convenient and can be discreetly stored. Most of the coaches are great and I really enjoy the exercises but they have become a little redundant. I do a lot of strength training and it’s pretty much always the same exercises. I gave this 3 stars because the tracking straight up sucks. The weight recommendations are always way off and the app that was installed on my watch and writing data into Apple health was completely throwing off my numbers. I had to uninstall it because it was skewing it so badly. I think they have a long way to go with the software because it just frustrates me more than anything. Their tracking also doesn’t always line up with what the coaches will say to do, which even further skews the “data”.
Using tech to get healthy
This app is genius. It works exactly as advertised, and I’m actually able to stick with a program for the first time in my life. I love all the options and being able to complete my workouts in the privacy of my bedroom. I also love the immediate feedback and workout tracking it provides through my Apple Watch and the app. The initial cost is daunting, but considering all that I’ve spent on memberships, training, and programs over the years, it’s easily going to pay for itself in 6 months.
Frustrating controls
On their ads they really play up the “form correction” function which turns out is non existent. Range of motion meter doesn’t work correctly in one of the work outs at least once a week. You can’t rewind in work out classes, and the pause function doesn’t work very well. They force you to pay for a year up front so now I’m stuck with an extremely frustrating work out app. Update: rep tracking works about half the workouts. Because of the failure in rep tracking, the weight recommendations are off as well. Great idea, love the weights but terrible app.
Jen
I would like to be able to rewind during the workout.
No excuses
The trainers feel like personal trainers indeed, as though it’s just you and them in a training session. Using Tempo has made me the most consistent I have ever been, in the almost 20 years since I’ve been working out.
can’t cancel free trial without emailing them
setting is hidden to delete, have to contact them once you start the free trial cant just do it through the app, should be illegal
Comfort at home
Unfortunately, I’m not in the shape I use to be. Going to the gym makes me self conscious but being able to do this for myself, by myself, really makes me want to continue! Thank you Tempo
Read the fine print
Most people know the 'bundle deal' usually locks you into a 2-year contract, but the real headache starts when that contract ends. Even after years of loyal support, this company will pull every trick in the book to squeeze one last $40 charge out of you. In my case, they refused a prorated cancellation because I was exactly one day outside of their window. They’d rather lose a long-term customer and deal with a formal dispute than show an ounce of flexibility. If you value customer service that actually values you, look elsewhere.
Worth to buy
Such a great tool for a first time mom.
Will not screen mirror
This is the ONLY app I have that will not work using AirPlay. The TV is too far up to connect using HDMI, but reviewers have stated they've been able to mirror screen using AirPlay. I have been through all the troubleshooting to no avail. This was an expensive product with an expensive monthly fee to not be able to use it properly. Very disappointed.
Just getting started
Just got my workout room up and finished my first workout. Love the feedback and excited for this journey.
Better than I hoped for
I initially got this program because of the compact set up that I could fit in my home and figured it might come with a few videos. I did not expect comprehensive workout plans for each level of fitness, including advanced lifters. Sometimes the set count on the videos is different than the set count you are supposed to be following, but it’s a minor detail. I’m genuinely satisfied with both the equipment and the workout programs. There was also a mixup while shipping my equipment and Customer Service was incredibly responsive and easy to work with. I’m happy I took a risk as it’s an expensive set up, but totally worth it.
App a game changer
They have continuously improved the technology and now with rep counting it allows you to do many of the workouts anywhere you go. On vacation this week didn’t mean a vacation from Tempo!!!
Review
The coaches are spectacular!
Tempo: Home Workout & Fitness FAQ
- Is Tempo: Home Workout & Fitness free?
- Yes. The app and its basic features are free, in all 175 countries it sells in. Premium features are paid: they start from $39.00 (US), across 1 subscription.
- How much does Tempo: Home Workout & Fitness cost per month?
- Tempo Monthly Membership is $39.00 (US).
- Does Tempo: Home Workout & Fitness have a free trial?
- Yes — free trials of 14 days or 1 month (US), depending on the plan.
- What are the best alternatives to Tempo: Home Workout & Fitness?
- Pvolve Streaming (4.9 from 11,347 reviews, premium from $19.99), Future Pro: Personal Training (4.9 from 10,642 reviews) and Tonal (4.9 from 10,528 reviews).
Tempo: Home Workout & Fitness download
Last updated 7 days ago.
Tempo: Home Workout & Fitness sells in 175 countries. It was released 6 years and 5 months ago, on 15 Apr 2020. It holds a 4.8 rating from 7,880 reviews.
Supports 1 language: English.
How much does Tempo: Home Workout & Fitness make?
Third-party estimates for the last 30 days, worldwide — not the store's own figures, which Apple publishes for nobody.
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- United States 100%