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Sweat is a subscription fitness app offering guided workout programs led by trainers, focusing on strength, HIIT and yoga. It delivers structured programs, progress tracking and trainer-led content through mobile apps and a web app.
The app is available on iOS, Android and via the Sweat WebApp. Subscriptions are billed through Apple, Google Play or directly via the Sweat website depending on how the plan was purchased.
When you cancel, you retain full app access until the end of the current billing cycle. Visual progress, saved workouts and account details are typically retained on your account.
Auto-renewal will stop after the current paid period ends. Your account remains active as a free account unless you choose to re-subscribe.
Sweat’s policy states there are no refunds or credits for change of mind, unused time, accidental purchases or medical reasons, unless required by applicable law.
Sweat does not offer an automatic 14‑day cooling‑off period for digital subscriptions; refunds are only issued if legally required. Check local consumer law if you believe you have an exception.
| Plan | Price (SGD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sweat Monthly Subscription | S$32.98 (also seen at S$27.98, S$19.48) | monthly | Full app access (monthly auto-renews) |
| Sweat with Kayla Subscription | S$28.98 (also seen at S$26.98) | monthly | Access to trainer-specific content |
| Sweat Quarterly Subscription | S$77.98 | monthly | Three-month access |
| Sweat Yearly Subscription | S$179.00 | annual | Full year access (cheapest per-month equivalent) |
| Sweat Monthly Subscription (AppTail variant) | S$14.98 | monthly | Reported by third-party analytics - may reflect promotion |
Prices vary across listings and promotions. The App Store commonly shows the standard monthly and "with Kayla" prices; third-party data may show lower promotional amounts.
Consumers in Singapore should refer to local digital goods regulations for specific rights related to refunds and cooling-off periods. Sweat’s stated policy is to issue refunds only when required by law.
For a third‑party summary of Sweat cancellation and refund issues, see the Postclic guide on cancelling Sweat.
Overall, experiences vary by user expectations, device performance and how the subscription was purchased. Check reviews and trial options before committing to longer plans.
Uninstalling the Sweat app does not cancel your subscription. Billing continues until you cancel through Apple, Google Play or the WebApp.
Some users skip the final confirmation or survey and assume the subscription ended. Always check for a confirmation email or the subscription status in your platform account.
If you bought via Apple or Google Play, Sweat cannot issue those refunds directly. You must request a refund from the platform used for purchase.
| Platform | How to cancel | Refund route |
|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | Cancel via Sweat app → Apple ID Subscriptions or iOS Settings → Subscriptions | Request refund from Apple Support |
| Google Play (Android) | Cancel via Sweat app or Google Play Store → Subscriptions | Request refund via Google Play refund process |
| Web (Sweat WebApp) | Log in at join.sweat.com → Profile → Edit My Subscription → Cancel | Sweat does not issue refunds for web cancellations (unless required by law) |
Confirm cancellation by checking your Apple/Google subscription status or the WebApp profile. Save any confirmation emails or screenshots for your records.
After the paid period ends you will lose premium content access but can retain account data. Re-subscription restores access to the paid features when you sign up again.
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This guide is for informational purposes and uses publicly available summaries and app store listings. For formal disputes or legal questions, contact the payment platform (Apple/Google) or consult local consumer protection resources.
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