FitKit gives you access to thousands of activities for fitness, recovery and mental wellbeing. There are two ways to pay for them: credits and subscriptions. They work differently, and which one suits you depends on how often you go and what you book.

Credits

Credits are the internal currency of the app. Every activity has a value in credits, shown in the yellow circle on the activity image.

• A gym visit is usually 4 to 8 credits, a group class 7 to 10, a spa visit 15 to 30, a massage 15 to 50. The exact value is shown on each activity.
• You spend credits from your package until they run out.
• Credits you buy with your own payment card do not expire.
• There is no daily limit. If you have enough credits, you can book anything, including the more expensive categories.

Subscriptions

A subscription is valid for 30 days and renews automatically until you cancel it. Instead of spending credits, you get access up to a daily limit.

Two things define each tier: how many bookings you can make per day, and how much a single activity may be worth.

The numbers are the daily credit limit for that tier in that country. With S and M you can book one activity per day, with L two, and with XL several.

If a single activity costs more than your tier's limit, you cannot book it with the subscription. You can still book it with credits if you have them on your profile.

Which one fits you

A subscription is usually better value if you go several times a week to the same kind of activity, typically a gym or group classes. Credits are better if you go less often, or if you want the freedom to book a massage, a spa visit or a session with a psychologist or nutritionist, since those usually cost more than a daily subscription limit.

You can also have both. Before each booking the app asks whether you want to pay with your subscription or with credits.

Related article: The M subscription: how it works and why a booking may not go through