This is the legal agreement between you and Peloton that governs your use of Peloton bikes, treadmills, the Peloton App, and all related digital content and services. The single most important thing to know is that by agreeing to these terms, you give up your right to sue Peloton in court as part of a class action — disputes must be resolved through individual binding arbitration. If you are a California resident, you have additional rights to access, delete, and opt out of the sale of your personal data under the CCPA.
Technical Summary
Peloton's Terms of Service governs use of Peloton's connected fitness equipment, digital subscription services (Peloton App, Peloton Digital), website, and related content, forming a binding contract between users and Peloton Interactive, Inc. under New York law. The document creates significant obligations including mandatory binding arbitration on an individual basis, a class action waiver, and grants Peloton a broad royalty-free license to user-generated content including workout data, comments, and profile information. Notably, Peloton reserves unilateral rights to modify subscription pricing, suspend or terminate accounts, and alter or discontinue service features without liability, and imposes a limitation of liability capped at amounts paid in the prior 12 months — provisions that collectively shift substantial risk to consumers. The document engages the FTC Act Section 5 (unfair/deceptive practices), CCPA/CPRA for California residents, GDPR and UK GDPR for EU/UK users, COPPA for users under 13, and state consumer protection statutes; material compliance considerations include the adequacy of consent mechanisms for health and fitness data collection, cross-border data transfer mechanisms for EU/UK users, and the enforceability of the arbitration clause under state consumer protection law.
If you have a dispute with Peloton — such as a billing issue, a product defect, or a service problem — you must resolve it through private arbitration rather than by suing Peloton in court. Only intellectual property disputes are exempt.
Your Peloton subscription renews automatically every month (or year) and you will be charged the current rate unless you cancel before the renewal date — and Peloton can raise the price with notice on its website.
Peloton caps its financial responsibility to you at whatever you paid in the last 12 months (or $100, whichever is more) — even if you suffer physical injury, significant financial loss, or data loss caused by their products or services.
Peloton can shut down your account at any moment without telling you why, and you have no right to appeal or claim compensation for losing access to the service or content you have paid for.
Peloton collects detailed data about every workout you do — including heart rate, calories, cadence, and resistance — and can share that information with third-party companies that help run Peloton's services.
Peloton does not allow children under 13 to use its services and will delete their data if discovered — but the terms do not describe any active verification mechanism to enforce this restriction.
When you post anything on Peloton — including workout logs, comments, profile photos, or high-five messages — you give Peloton the right to use that content however they want, including sharing it with other companies, for free and permanently.
Peloton can change the rules of service at any time, and if you keep using the app or equipment after the change, you are considered to have agreed to the new terms — even if you did not read them.
Any legal dispute with Peloton will be decided under New York law and must be brought in New York courts — even if you live in a different state with more consumer-friendly laws.
Added April 27, 2026
Cross-platform context
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