Strava turns 15 this year, ensuring that its first-generation users include their grown children along the way. Fitness tracker app launched his family plan, a subscription tier that allows up to four accounts on one plan. It includes everything in the custom plan, like route creation and sharing, activity logging, and safety tools.
Family plan starts at $140 per year, $80 per year for a family individual plan, so it might be worth it even for two people. But, there’s one big catch: Users have to pay upfront for the plan, unlike the individual plan, which offers a $12 monthly option. Also, anyone who is already subscribed but wants to join the family plan will have to cancel their membership to join it. Strava claims that all their data should be transferred after joining the family plan.
Despite the name, anyone can come together to create a family plan – as long as they are all located in the same country. Members can leave and new members can join at any time. But unlike the rest Stravathe family plan is currently only available on the company’s website, not in the apps.
