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28 High severity
84 Medium severity
20 Low severity

Key Facts

Do users have the right to opt out of the Arbitration Agreement?
Whoop provides users the right to opt out of the Arbitration Agreement by sending written notice to legalnotices@whoop.com within thirty days after first becoming subject to it.
To the extent permitted by law, what liability does Whoop bear to the user or anyone else arising from or relating to the user's use of AI Technology?
To the extent permitted by law, Whoop bears no liability to the user or anyone else arising from or relating to the user's use of AI Technology.
May Whoop modify the Agreement?
Whoop may modify the Agreement at any time, with modifications becoming effective upon posting, and for users with an Account no later than thirty days after posting.
When do modifications become effective?
Whoop may modify the Agreement at any time, with modifications becoming effective upon posting, and for users with an Account no later than thirty days after posting.
Are Membership Fees non-refundable?
To the extent permitted by applicable law, Whoop treats all Membership Fees as non-refundable, even if the user stops using the Services.
Are Membership Fees non-refundable even if the user stops using the Services?
To the extent permitted by applicable law, Whoop treats all Membership Fees as non-refundable, even if the user stops using the Services.
How must disagreements, controversies, or claims arising out of or relating to the user's access to or use of the Services be resolved?
Whoop requires that any disagreement, controversy, or claim arising out of or relating in any way to the user's access to or use of the Services be resolved by binding arbitration rather than in court.
May claims be brought on a class, collective, or representative basis?
Whoop requires that claims between Whoop and the user be brought only on an individual basis, and both parties waive all rights to bring any dispute on a class, collective, or representative basis.
Must claims be brought only on an individual basis?
Whoop requires that claims between Whoop and the user be brought only on an individual basis, and both parties waive all rights to bring any dispute on a class, collective, or representative basis.
What liability does Whoop exclude for the Whoop Parties?
Whoop excludes liability of the Whoop Parties for any loss of profits, revenue, or data, and any indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages, regardless of the legal theory on which a claim is based.
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Summary

This document sets the rules for using Whoop's Services and Membership: your subscription renews automatically at Whoop's current price until you cancel, and fees are generally non-refundable after a 30-day return window. If you have a dispute with Whoop, you must resolve it through individual arbitration rather than in court, and you waive the right to participate in class actions — though you can opt out of arbitration by emailing legalnotices@whoop.com within 30 days of first becoming subject to it. Whoop also retains broad rights to use and derive revenue from content you submit, and can change these terms at any time with 30 days' notice to Account holders.

Analysis

The Whoop Terms of Use establish the contractual framework governing user access to Whoop's Services, Membership, and AI Technology features. The document grants Whoop unilateral authority to modify the Agreement at any time, with changes binding Account holders within thirty days of posting, and establishes automatic Membership renewal at then-current pricing until cancellation. Membership Fees are treated as non-refundable to the extent permitted by applicable law, subject to a thirty-day device return window for a refund of the Initial Membership Fee less return shipping. Dispute resolution is governed by binding individual arbitration with a class-action waiver, subject to a thirty-day written opt-out right, and Whoop's liability is broadly excluded across damage categories and, separately, as to AI Technology use. Users grant Whoop a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable, and transferable license to their content, and bear indemnification obligations for claims arising from their content or conduct.

What this means for you

As a Whoop user, your Membership renews automatically at Whoop's then-current price and fees are non-refundable except that you may return the WHOOP Device within 30 days of receipt for a refund of the Initial Membership Fee, paying your own return shipping. You grant Whoop a perpetual, transferable license to your content from which it may derive revenue, and you are required to indemnify Whoop for claims arising from your content or use of the Services. Whoop excludes liability for lost profits, lost data, and indirect or consequential damages, as well as for anything arising from your use of AI Technology. One concrete action available to you: if you wish to opt out of binding arbitration and the class-action waiver, you must send written notice to legalnotices@whoop.com within 30 days of first becoming subject to the Arbitration Agreement.

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4 versions captured · Last updated: May 2026

What changed Whoop reduced the restocking fee charged to customers who cancel their trial but fail to return the device within the return period. The fee decreased from $129 to $110 on May 14, 2026. This means customers who do not return their device during the specified period will owe $19 less than previously stated.
Why this matters The updated terms reduce the financial penalty applied when trial customers cancel their subscription but do not return their WHOOP device within the designated return period. Previously, this fee was $129; it is now $110. This change lowers the out-of-pocket cost consumers face if they fail to complete the return process within the required timeframe.
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