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About Strava
What is Strava?
Strava is a mobile and web app designed for runners, cyclists, hikers, and anyone who wants to track their physical activities and connect with a global community of over 100 million active people. It works with your phone or GPS device to record workouts — distance, pace, speed, and elevation — then displays your performance on detailed maps with a feed of inspiring content from friends and fellow athletes.
Who is Strava for?
Strava is for anyone who is active and wants to measure their progress, stay motivated, and share their efforts with others. It's ideal for recreational runners, competitive cyclists, hikers exploring new trails, and club athletes seeking community support. It is not designed for gym-only workouts or non-GPS-tracked indoor activities — its core strength is outdoor, location-based exercise tracking and social sharing.
Key use cases
Runners use Strava to compare segment times and personal records. Cyclists rely on it for route planning and power data. Hikers share trails and track elevation gain. All users can join challenges, follow clubs, and discover new routes from the community. The free plan covers basic tracking and social features; the paid subscription unlocks deeper analytics, safety features like Beacon, and training plans.
Key features
- Activity Tracking — Record runs, rides, hikes and more with GPS-based maps and performance metrics like speed, pace, distance, and elevation.
- Social Feed — A no-junk feed of inspiring activities from friends and athletes you follow, with the ability to give kudos and comments.
- Segments — Compete on specific sections of road or trail to compare your time against others and earn 'Local Legend' status.
- Route Planning — Discover, create, and share routes using heatmaps and community-sourced popular paths.
- Beacon — Share real-time location with up to three safety contacts during an activity (subscription feature).
- Analysis Tools — View detailed breakdowns of your performance, including Relative Effort, pace zones, and power data.
- Clubs & Challenges — Join local running or cycling clubs, participate in monthly challenges, and stay motivated with the community.
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Strava Pricing
Strava pricing: Free / Subscription from $5/mo (annual). Billing model: Freemium.
For comparison: the median starting price in Personal Development is $12.99/month, measured across 58 tools we track. See the full SaaS Pricing Index →
Free Plan
$0 — Record activities, view basic stats (distance, pace, time), give and receive kudos, follow friends, join clubs, and see segments. No cost, no trial needed.
Strava Subscription
From approximately $5/month billed annually or $11.99/month month-to-month — Unlock Beacon live location sharing, advanced performance analytics (Relative Effort, fitness & freshness, power curves), route planning on desktop, custom goals, and more detailed segment leaderboards. Free 30-day trial available for new subscribers (verify current offer on site).
Frequently asked questions
Is Strava free to use?
Yes, Strava offers a free plan that lets you record activities, view basic stats, and connect with the community. A paid subscription unlocks extra features like Beacon, advanced analytics, and route planning.
How much does Strava cost per month?
Strava's subscription is approximately $11.99 per month if billed monthly, or around $5 per month if you pay annually (approx $60/year). The free plan costs nothing.
What is Strava best used for?
Strava is best for tracking and sharing outdoor GPS-based activities like running, cycling, and hiking. It's also a social network for athletes to motivate each other, compete on segments, and discover new routes.
Does Strava have a free trial?
Yes, new subscribers can usually try Strava's premium features free for 30 days. Check the Strava website for current trial availability.
What are the best alternatives to Strava?
Top alternatives include Garmin Connect (for Garmin device users), Komoot (for route planning and hiking), MapMyRun by Under Armour, and Runkeeper. Each has different strengths depending on your device and goals.
Can Strava track indoor workouts?
Strava supports some indoor activities like treadmill runs and stationary bike rides, but its core strength is outdoor GPS tracking. Indoor recordings may lack accurate distance and route data without additional sensors.
