What reviewers report
From low-star reviews of popular Pilates and wall Pilates apps we read in October 2026: "Charged after canceling", "They will keep billing you even after you've canceled", a listed $4.99 price that turned into $19.99, and paywalls on day 4 of a "free" plan. German and Polish reviewers describe the same: a year charged instead of a trial week, cancel buttons hidden several screens deep. Searches like "pilates app kostenlos ohne Abo" and "aplikacja do pilatesu za darmo" show how many people want an honest free option.
Checklist before you start any trial
- What stays free if you never pay, and for how long?
- Is the trial price on the paywall the price you will pay after?
- Will you get a reminder before it charges?
- Is it billed by Google Play or the App Store? Web subscriptions are harder to cancel.
Duoleaf, plainly
| Free for both, no time limit | Duo Premium (one pays, both get it) |
|---|---|
| Daily 2 minutes from 7 rotating sessions | All 14 sessions, any day |
| The shared plant and every past plant | New plants and pots |
| Days-together counter and widget | 2 rain days a month instead of 1 |
| Reminders, pings, stickers | An optional second round |
US$39.99 a year with 7 days free first, or US$7.99 a month. Billed by Google Play; cancel in Google Play, under Payments and subscriptions. The plant keeps its pot and species if you stop paying.
Questions
Is there a Pilates app that is really free?
Duoleaf's daily 2-minute session, plant and counter are free for both of you with no time limit. Premium is optional.
When does the Duoleaf trial charge?
After 7 days on the yearly plan. The app sends a reminder on day 5 so you can decide.
How do I cancel?
In Google Play, under Payments and subscriptions. Uninstalling the app does not cancel.