Peloton Terms of Service

This document governs use of Peloton's fitness platform, including its connected equipment (Bike, Tread, Row), digital applications, content subscriptions, and related services, establishing a contractual relationship between Peloton Interactive, Inc. and end users. The agreement states that users must be at least 18 years of age to register, the terms authorize Peloton to modify services and pricing with notice, and the agreement asserts a binding arbitration clause with a class action waiver that limits users to individual dispute resolution. Notable provisions include a broad intellectual property license granted to Peloton over user-submitted content, a limitation of liability cap that restricts recovery to amounts paid in the preceding twelve months, and a governing law clause designating New York law; some of these assertions, particularly the class action waiver, may face enforceability constraints in certain jurisdictions including California and EU member states. The agreement engages the FTC Act with respect to unfair or deceptive practices in consumer contexts, CCPA and similar state privacy frameworks regarding the collection of fitness and behavioral data from connected devices, and COPPA due to the age restriction provisions; applicable law in the EU and UK, where Peloton operates localized versions of these terms, may materially constrain several provisions including arbitration mandates and unilateral modification rights. Compliance teams should note that Peloton's collection of biometric-adjacent fitness data through connected hardware and its streaming platform creates obligations under an evolving patchwork of state data protection laws, and the document's cross-border scope (with localized versions for DE, AT, AU, CA, GB) warrants jurisdiction-specific review.