[quineoa]

If the $300/mo surprises you, you might not the target audience for this.

Most people that would buy this would also take a class at Flywheel/Barry’s Bootcamp/Rumble/Soulcycle/F45 which come out to $25-$35 per class depending on package and region. If you want to work out 2x per week you’re at $200-$300 per month. (I know folks in SF for example that take more than 2 classes per week and sometimes more than 2 classes in a single day.)

Compared to that a peloton is really cheap. And you don’t have to deal with going to the studio and finding a time slot that isn’t booked and works with your schedule.

I know quite a few coastal elites that definitely pay the premium for these group workout classes.

Anecdotal, but that is the target audience.

[nmfisher]

There's also the ~$1500 upfront cost for the hardware, which is nothing to sneeze at.

I can definitely see upper-middle class consumers buying something like this, but I'd have thought it's slightly out of reach for "Average Joe and Jane".