Cheap shared subscription to DailyYoga

What is Daily Yoga?

Let’s start by saying that Daily Yoga is the app that turns your living room into a yoga, Pilates, and meditation studio without having to travel or spend money on in-person classes. It’s that simple!

It’s been on the market since 2012, and according to the company’s own figures listed on its App Store page, more than 60 million people worldwide are already using it.

That’s no small number—especially since Apple has named it the #1 yoga app and Healthline, a health-focused media outlet that reviews these types of apps using clinical criteria every year, has recognized it as the best yoga app every year from 2019 through 2026. In other words, it’s not just a passing fad.

Its current catalog includes over 2,000 sessions and more than 500 poses (asanas) documented in HD video.

And we’re not talking about just one style—here you’ll find Vinyasa, Hatha, Yin, Ashtanga, restorative yoga, and yoga nidra, as well as more accessible variations like chair yoga and wall Pilates, designed for those with limited mobility or who are just starting out.

And no, you don’t need to be an expert. The bulk of the content is designed so that you can jump right in with no prior experience and progress at your own pace, without pressure and without comparing yourself to anyone else.

How can it help you work out at home?

First, it solves three common problems with working out at home that we’ve all experienced at some point:

Not knowing where to start

The app’s Smart Coach creates a 28-day class schedule based on your goal: flexibility, strength, weight loss, or stress reduction.

This way, you don’t have to decide what to do every morning, which reduces that initial friction that often causes people to give up before they even start.

Lack of consistency

The weekly challenges and multi-week programs are designed to build a habit, not just one-off sessions.

And this matters more than it seems: the WHO reports that 1.8 billion adults worldwide—31% of the adult population—fail to meet the minimum recommendation of 150 minutes of moderate physical activity per week.

The problem is almost never not knowing that you need to move, but rather not sticking with it over time. Daily Yoga tackles exactly that issue.

Not being able to leave home or not having equipment

With downloadable classes to watch offline and variations like chair yoga, you don’t need an expensive mat, specialized clothing, or to go anywhere. Your living room is your studio.

And keep in mind, this isn’t just marketing for the app—the WHO’s official guidelines on physical activity specifically recognize that walking, muscle-strengthening exercises, and yoga can have beneficial effects and help reduce symptoms of depression and the onset of anxiety.

That’s literally what the public health organization that sets global standards for physical activity says. So when you use Daily Yoga, you’re not “doing something you made up”—you’re following a practice backed by scientific evidence.

Yoga, Pilates, meditation, and personalized plans all in one app

What sets Daily Yoga apart from a simple collection of videos is that it combines four things under one roof—and it does it well:

• Yoga by style and level. From gentle Hatha for beginners to Ashtanga or HIIT yoga for those seeking intensity and a challenge.
• Pilates and low-impact variations. Wall Pilates, chair yoga, and “lazy yoga” for days when you’re low on energy or for people with physical limitations. Because you can’t give 100% every day—and that’s okay, too.
• Meditation. Short sessions integrated into the same ecosystem, without having to switch to another app or manage another subscription.
• Personalized plans. The Smart Coach tailors the 28-day progression based on your stated goal—losing weight, gaining flexibility, or reducing stress—and your starting level.

And this combination explains something interesting: according to the same RunRepeat report, 50% of people who practice yoga do so specifically to meditate, not just for the physical aspect. An app that only offered poses would fall short for half of its potential audience. Daily Yoga has understood this and gives you both in one place.

Here’s what a Daily Yoga Premium account includes

The paid subscription—currently marketed as “Silver Pro” and “Gold Pro” plans depending on the market—unlocks everything the free version leaves you wanting:

➡️Access to the entire catalog of over 2,000 sessions and 500 poses.

➡️Personalized 28-day training programs with Smart Coach.

➡️Exclusive courses and challenges that are updated every month, such as themed tai chi plans or seasonal challenges.

➡️Download classes to practice offline—ideal for travel or days without Wi-Fi.

➡️Complete removal of ads, which break your concentration just when you need it most.

➡️ Progress tracking and practice stats: duration, calories, and—with Apple Health or HealthKit integration—heart rate as well.

Free Daily Yoga vs. Premium: Is It Worth the Cost?

Before looking at the table, here’s a fact to keep in mind when deciding: the injury rate associated with yoga is 10%, significantly lower than that of other physical activities of similar intensity, according to a RunRepeat study.

It’s one of the safest activities to start from scratch at home without constant supervision, which means the “risk” of trying the free version before paying is practically zero.

Our honest take at CunetasGO is that the free version of Daily Yoga serves a very specific purpose: to let you try out the format and style of the classes and see if the instructor’s voice and instructions are a good fit for you before committing any money.

But the moment you want to build a real, sustainable routine, the free version falls short. Why? Because it’s missing the very features designed to sustain the habit: the Smart Coach, the progressive programs, and the challenges.

To put it another way: it’s not simply that the Premium version has “more content.” It includes the part of the app that’s specifically designed to address the dropout problem affecting 31% of inactive adults, according to the WHO.

If your goal is simply to try yoga, stick with the free version. If your goal is to still be practicing three months from now, Premium is designed exactly for that.

How much does Daily Yoga cost, and what plans does it offer?

The most recent reference prices from 2026 put the subscription cost at around:

• Monthly: Approximately $9.99 per month.
• Annual: Approximately 79.99 USD per year, which represents a significant savings compared to paying month-to-month.
• Free trial: 7 days before the first charge.

At the end of the trial period, the subscription automatically renews on a monthly or annual basis depending on the plan you choose, so there’s no interruption in your access.

Does the CuentasGO shared subscription include Premium features?

Yes. And it’s not just a “yes.” It’s a resounding yes. When you purchase a Daily Yoga Premium spot on CuentasGO, you get access to exactly the same features as if you had paid for the official subscription at full price. This includes:

• Full catalog of over 2,000 sessions and 500 poses.
• Smart Coach with personalized 28-day plans.
• All exclusive challenges and courses that are updated monthly.
• Download classes to practice offline.
• No ads (say goodbye to ads popping up right when you’re in the middle of Downward-Facing Dog)
• Complete progress tracking with statistics and, if you use Apple Health, integration with your heart rate.

As you can see, nothing changes. The only difference is that you pay much less. Everything else is exactly the same: your profile, your progress, your saved meditations, your stats.

More about these shared premium accounts

Is the app available in Spanish?

Yes, and it’s also very well translated, which isn’t always the case with apps of this type. In fact, it offers its interface in several languages, and Spanish is one of them.

Can I use it on multiple devices?

Yes, with one condition: your Daily Yoga Premium profile can be active on multiple devices, but you can only use it on one at a time. In other words, you can have the app installed on your phone and your tablet and switch between them without any issues. But you can’t be doing one session on your phone and another at the same time on your tablet using the same profile.

Is it suitable for beginners and people with limited flexibility?

This is one of the most important questions, and the answer is a resounding yes. In fact, Daily Yoga is specifically designed for people starting from scratch. You don’t need to be a circus dancer or have practiced yoga before.

The app has specific programs for beginners that walk you through the most basic poses, explaining each movement in detail, showing variations to adapt the poses to your level, and reminding you that it’s okay if you can’t quite get there at first.