Professional Workout Tracking
For Every Need

Core workout tracking will always be free because that's our mission. Paid tiers help fund continued development, server costs, and keeping the core features free forever. We believe in sustainable open source, not venture capital funding.

Member Plus (Alpha: $0/mo) adds custom progression playbooks, advanced analytics, and increases quotas. Member Pro (Alpha: $0/mo) adds Recovery Analysis feature and removes all quotas for unlimited use.

You'll keep all your data and can continue using features available in your new tier. Data from premium features (like progress photos above your quota) remains in your account but becomes accessible again when you upgrade.

Business solutions are tailored for companies, gyms, and fitness centers. Pricing depends on user count, customization needs, and deployment method (cloud vs on-premises). Contact our sales team for a custom quote that fits your organization's needs.

Yes! Our open source code includes all features for self-hosting. Cloud subscriptions provide convenience, automatic updates, and support our development. Self-hosting requires technical expertise but gives you complete control.

We offer student discounts, nonprofit pricing, and volume discounts for Business customers. Follow us on social media for promotional announcements. Regional pricing adjustments are also available in select markets.

Prices are shown before taxes. VAT, sales tax, or other applicable taxes will be calculated at checkout based on your location. Business customers receive detailed invoicing with proper tax documentation.

While OpenLift is open source, commercial use requires a license from OpenLift. Personal use, education, and non-profit organizations can use OpenLift freely. Businesses, fitness centers, and commercial applications need to contact us for proper licensing to ensure compliance and support.

OpenLift is licensed under GNU AGPL v3, which means the source code is freely available for personal use, modification, and distribution. However, if you modify the code and run it as a web service (including self-hosting for others), you must make your modifications available under the same license. This ensures the community benefits from improvements while protecting against proprietary forks.