A Trustpilot reviewer dated 24 October 2026 says a $19.99 sign-up turned into a $49 charge. That is a reader's claim.
Even so, Yoga-Go's own Terms of Use leave room for it, because a discounted first period is left out when Yoga-Go compares your renewal price with the previous one.
Yoga-Go scores 4.0 from 14,480 Trustpilot reviews and 4.6 from 89K ratings on the US App Store. People like the gentle sessions.
The complaints are about charges and cancelling, so billing comes first here, and where you bought (Yoga-Go's website, the App Store, or Google Play) decides almost everything that follows.
Quick answers
Bought on Yoga-Go's website: The payment screen sets your price, and a renewal can cost more than a discounted first period. Cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date.
Bought in the App Store or Google Play: Apple or Google bills you and handles refunds. Yoga-Go says it can't refund in-app purchases.
Refunds: Not automatic. The 30-day money-back guarantee counts only if Yoga-Go offered it at your first purchase, and a renewal period that has started is not refundable.
Already charged: Find where you paid, cancel there, then ask that seller for the refund.
Pricing and features verified 12 November 2026 from Yoga-Go's Terms of Use (updated 17 June 2026), its Refund Policy, its help centre, the US App Store listing and Trustpilot.
What does a Yoga-Go subscription cost after the discounted first month?
A discounted first period can renew at the regular rate.
Yoga-Go's Terms cap a renewal at the previous period's price, then carve out discounts: the renewal rate will be no more than the prior period's rate, "excluding any promotional or discount pricing".
Section 5.2b covers web purchases and section 5.3b covers in-app purchases, using the same words. Here's the clause as printed.
Two sources agree. Yoga-Go's own page for new users describes a discounted first month and tells readers to cancel before the trial or discounted period ends, and its public reply to the $49 review says some plans have introductory rates that differ from regular renewal prices. That fits the Terms.
Two more points follow. A plan renews for the same length as the first period unless Yoga-Go says otherwise.
Fees can also change at the next renewal, with notice posted in the app or sent by email, and although the Terms don't publish a regular price list, they say fees appear on the payment screen.
The reviewer's own numbers give the size of the jump: $49 minus $19.99 is $29.01 more, though again that is a reader's claim and not a checked bill.
Apple's US listing shows ten in-app purchase rows. Here's the list as Apple's page showed it on 12 November 2026.
Plan row on the App Store | Price |
|---|---|
1 month | $14.99 (listed twice) and $24.99 |
3 months | $44.99 |
12 months | $52.99, $59.99 and $69.99 |
Premium Subscription, no period shown | $19.99 and $34.99 |
Forever | $149.99 |
The two one-month prices differ by $10.00. The three 12-month prices span $17.00, from $52.99 to $69.99. Apple's page doesn't say which rows are introductory offers, and other review pages quote other monthly prices, so no single list exists for a reader to trust.
Trust the payment screen. To test a monthly row against a yearly row at your own price, try the annual vs monthly calculator.
Does Yoga-Go have a free trial, and what starts the charge?
Trial length depends on the offer you see at sign-up; the Terms set no single length, and a trial turns into a paid plan on its own unless you cancel at least 24 hours before it ends.
The Terms say a reminder may be sent. They don't promise one.
Deleting the app cancels nothing. Yoga-Go prints that warning in a banner at the top of its Terms.
A Yoga-Go subscription free trial, a discounted first month, and a plain paid plan all follow one rule: cancel before the period ends, in the place you bought.
Read the payment screen for the first period price, any trial length, and the renewal price. If the renewal price isn't there, you don't know your next charge yet.
Can you get a refund on a Yoga-Go subscription?
Sometimes, and the seller decides. If you paid on Yoga-Go's website, Yoga-Go's Refund Policy applies, and purchases are final unless the 30-day guarantee was offered to you or the law gives you a refund.
If you paid through Apple or Google, only they can refund you.
Where you bought | Who can refund you | Where you cancel |
|---|---|---|
Yoga-Go's website | Yoga-Go, through its customer service form |
|
App Store | Apple | Your Apple subscriptions |
Google Play | Your Google Play subscriptions |
To cancel a Yoga-Go subscription and get a refund, the 30-day guarantee has to be on the table first. Here's the clause.
A renewal period that has started is not refundable, however much you used the app, unless the guarantee covers it. Cancelling takes effect at the end of the paid period. No partial refund follows.
Yoga-Go says card refunds are issued within 2 business days and can take up to 5 business days to reach your account, and if Yoga-Go approves a refund, the help centre says you lose access at once.
Forever plans carry a catch. If Yoga-Go stops offering the product, a lifetime plan gets no refund unless a consumer law requires one.
A commitment plan cancelled early carries a fee you agreed to before buying, and Yoga-Go refunds that fee if the 30-day guarantee applies.
Other subscriptions handle this differently. The Udemy reviews article covers when Udemy's 30-day refund applies, and the Cloaked reviews article covers a plan with no promised refund.
Withdrawal rights in California, Connecticut, the UK and the EEA
Web buyers in California or Connecticut get their money back if they cancel before midnight of the third business day after buying, and buyers in the UK, EEA or Switzerland have 14 days to withdraw without giving a reason.
Send notice through the customer service form, or by letter to ACTITECH LIMITED, Karaiskaki 13, 3032 Limassol, Cyprus. Section 3 holds both.
Why does Yoga-Go charge after you cancel, or charge twice?
One cause is simple: the wrong place. A subscription bought on the web through a Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok ad won't show in your App Store or Google Play list, so it keeps billing.
Yoga-Go's cancellation page lists 3 ways to cancel: app settings, the web account, and the Help Center assistant. A confirmation email follows a cancellation. Keep it.
Add-ons can keep billing after the main plan stops. Cancelling the original subscription also cancels recurring add-ons such as guides or VIP support, but an additional subscription is the exception and keeps billing until you cancel it on its own. Check every add-on.
The help centre says you can't pause, upgrade or switch a plan. For a double charge, the cancel page sends you to the Help Center assistant for Yoga-Go customer service.
If you can't find a recurring charge at all, a subscription tracker can help, and the Rocket Money reviews article covers one.
Who bills you for Yoga-Go? Two companies and three payment companies
ACTITECH LIMITED runs the Yoga-Go website, and WELLTECH APPS LIMITED runs the app. Both share a Limassol address.
For web sales, the Terms name three payment companies: Welltika Content Provider FZCO in Dubai, Fitinc Incorporated in Delaware, and Outpost Technologies No.4 Ltd in London.
Whichever one sold to you counts as the Company in the Terms, so those five names are the ones to look for when you match a charge.
The quiz and checkout run on plan.yoga-go.io, the address Yoga-Go's help centre links to for new plans. The help centre itself sits on a Welltech web address, which fits the app company's name.
Arbitration and the 30-day opt-out
The Terms send disputes to private arbitration, one person at a time, and ban class actions. Small claims court is excepted.
Yoga-Go asks you to try an informal complaint first, and Cyprus law governs, plus the mandatory consumer law where you live if you are in the US, EU, or UK.
You can opt out of arbitration by written notice within 30 days of accepting the Terms. That is a summary of sections 11 and 12, not legal advice.
Yoga-Go reviews and complaints: what 14,480 Trustpilot reviews show
Customer reviews of Yoga-Go are mostly positive on the workouts and sharper on billing. On 12 November 2026, Trustpilot showed 14,480 reviews and a 4.0 score.
Yoga-Go has claimed its profile, pays for a Trustpilot subscription and invites customers to review, whether the experience was good or bad. That shapes the score.
Trustpilot says the company replied to every negative review, and each review carries a tag, with the $49 report above tagged as unprompted.
Recent reviews from late October and early November 2026 praise gentle, well-paced routines and clear instructions. Not every move landed.
One reviewer found the arm and leg moves hard to follow, and another enjoys the sessions but has not lost weight.
Yoga-Go app reviews on Apple's US listing average 4.6 stars from 89K ratings, and the Yoga-Go ratings and reviews on both Trustpilot and the App Store lean positive.
Yoga-Go app review: tai chi, pilates, chair yoga and session length
Yoga-Go is a subscription fitness app built around gentle home workouts. Its home page lists yoga, including chair yoga, somatic yoga and face yoga, plus home pilates, wall pilates, tai chi, and meditation and breathwork, along with posture and pain relief plans.
People who search for Yoga-Go tai chi reviews or Yoga-Go wall pilates reviews are reading about the same app, since it lists tai chi next to yoga and pilates.
Yoga-Go says sessions run 7 to 30 minutes and the library holds more than 2,000 movements. A quiz builds your plan. The Terms say results differ from person to person and that Yoga-Go promises none.
They also say the content is not medical advice, that you should be in good general health, and that you should see a doctor first if you know of a condition.
Is Yoga-Go worth it? Pick by buyer type
It is worth it if you want gentle, short sessions and can follow one rule: cancel before the renewal date, in the same place where you paid. Reviews for Yoga-Go split by where the buyer paid. Find your row.
You saw an ad and haven't paid yet: Read the payment screen for the first period price, any trial length, and the renewal price before you enter card details, and treat a missing renewal price as a reason to stop.
You use an iPhone: Apple bills and refunds you. The US list runs from $14.99 for one month to $149.99 for Forever, with several rows in between. Check the row you buy.
You use Android: Google Play bills you, and the Terms point refund requests to Google. Ask there.
You were already charged: Find where you paid, cancel there, keep the confirmation email, and ask that seller for the refund, because the seller that billed you is the one that can reverse the charge.
You want chair yoga or have low mobility: Ask your doctor first. The Terms advise it. Reviews praise the gentle pacing, and one found the combined arm and leg moves hard to follow.
You want weight loss: The Terms promise no results, and one recent reviewer enjoys the sessions without having lost weight. Weigh any Yoga-Go reviews for weight loss against that.
You live in the UK, EEA or Switzerland: You have 14 days to withdraw from a web purchase, by form or by letter.
You live in California or Connecticut: You have until midnight of the third business day after a web purchase.
You are eyeing Forever, listed at $149.99 on the App Store: On the web, a lifetime plan gets no refund if Yoga-Go stops offering the product.
FAQ
Is Yoga-Go legit?
Yes. It is a real subscription app run by named companies in Limassol, Cyprus, with public Terms and a public Refund Policy, and Apple's US listing shows 4.6 stars from 89K ratings.
The sharpest complaints are about renewal charges and cancellation.
How much does Yoga-Go cost per month?
On 12 November 2026, Apple's US listing showed one month at $14.99 and $24.99. Web prices appear on the payment screen and depend on the offer.
After a discounted first period, the renewal can come at the regular rate.
Is there a free version of Yoga-Go?
Downloading is free. The workouts need a subscription. Some offers include a free trial whose length depends on the offer, and it turns into a paid plan unless you cancel 24 hours before it ends.
Is it hard to cancel Yoga-Go?
Not if you cancel where you paid. Web buyers use Subscriptions in their web account, and store buyers use the App Store or Google Play.
Deleting the app cancels nothing, and web subscriptions don't appear in the store lists.
Is Yoga-Go right for seniors or low mobility?
It can be, with a doctor's okay. The Terms ask for one if you have a condition, and recent reviews praise gentle pacing, while one reviewer found combined arm and leg moves hard to follow. Chair yoga is in the library.
Where to start
Write down where you paid before anything else: Yoga-Go's website, the App Store, or Google Play. That one fact tells you who refunds you and where you cancel. On the web, I'd pay only after the screen shows the renewal price.
Then set a reminder. Two days before the trial or first period ends clears the 24-hour rule with room to spare.
If you've already been charged, cancel in the right place first, keep the confirmation email, and ask the seller for the refund the same day, because a 30-day guarantee, if you had one, runs from your first purchase.