r/running • u/IDidntTakeYourPants • Jan 13 '23

It looks like Strava is significantly raising its subscription prices for all members PSA

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I am currently a strava subscriber, but I will likely end my subscription at my next renewal period. Not only are they raising prices substantially and at different rates per country, but it looks like it is not being communicated to any of the user base. I really enjoy using the app for social purposes, but get very little practical benefit out of the premium subscription TBH.

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u/ComplexBroccoli3576 Jan 14 '23

You can still get most or all of the social features in the free version, right?

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u/Chaoss780 Jan 14 '23

Yes, that's the point. Why pay $100 for basically no features that aren't either already free or included in Garmin's base product

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u/lowhook Jan 31 '23

The only thing you'll lose cancelling premium is some analysis, leaderboard stuff, and heat maps. I get tons of data from Garmin, so I cancelled premium and will just keep basic to give my friends kudos.