FAQs
Is ROUVY free?
There is a free tier of ROUVY available which simply requires you to create an account. However, it limits you to 20 km of riding per month, so you'll need to consider one of the brand's paid tiers if you want to cover more distance.
New users can make the most of the brand's 7-day free trial to test out the service before they sign up - just create an account and choose a plan, and you'll get full access to augmented reality (AR) routes, workouts, and events for a week before you're charged.
If you're not a fan, just cancel before your 7 days are up and you won't be charged a thing. If you like the service, just wait until your trial is up and your chosen subscription will begin automatically.
How much is a ROUVY plan?
ROUVY offers customers can choose to sign up for a Single (1 rider), Duo (2 riders), or Group (up to 5 riders) plan on either a monthly or yearly basis. Single is the cheapest option on offer, coming in at $19.99 a month (or $179.99 for a year), whilst Duo will cost you $29.90 a month (or $249.99 a year), and Group will set you back $59.99 each month (or $499.99 a year).
Generally, you'll save more by choosing to sign up for a year rather than continuing to pay monthly. You'll also more the more users on your plan, but if you are looking to sort subscriptions for a number of people, these multi-user alternatives will work out cheaper than buying several individual plans.
How does the ROUVY loyalty program work?
The ROUVY loyalty program means that the longer you're a ROUVY subscriber, the less you'll pay on your annual plans. After 65 continuous days of membership, you'll lock in a 15% discount on yearly plans, rising to 18% after one year, then 21% after 2 years, and finally 24% after 3 years. This even includes any time you've paused your subscription, meaning you won't be penalized for saving money out of season.
Is there a ROUVY app?
Yes, the main ROUVY app is available to download for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Apple TV devices. You'll need to download this on at least one device to use the service, as it displays the service's augmented reality tracks, menus and pairs with other devices (including selected smart trainers and bikes). If you want to add in-ride controls, route management and performance data to your phone, there is also a mobile companion app (ROUVY Training) available through the Google Play and Apple App store.
ROUVY Saving tips
Catch seasonal sales
Watch out around major holidays such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday, as ROUVY tends to run seasonal sales to coincide with these events that discount its plans by as much as 25%. Here at Cycling News, we keep a close eye on ways to save with cycling services, so check back here as the holidays roll around to see the latest deals the brand has to offer.
Choose an annual plan
If you've made the most of your free trial and already decided ROUVY is the service for you, then committing to an annual plan is the wisest move if you want to lock in some savings. For example, on a Single plan, 12 months on the monthly plan ($19.99 a month will cost you $239.88, whereas committing for a year only costs $179.99 - that's about 25% off.
Save with group or duo
If you're looking to cover more than one rider in your plan, picking Duo (2 riders) or Group (up to 5 riders) instead of separate Single plans will massively reduce your costs. At $29.90 a month, Duo gives you a second rider at just under $10 a month (that's more than 50% off), whilst a Group plan comes in at $59.99 each month, meaning every rider after your third is effectively completely free.
What's more, you'll get greater savings for committing to an annually on both Duo and Group plans. For Duo, paying yearly will save you around $110 a year, whilst paying for 12 months of a Group plan saves you $220 a year, meaning around 30% off both options (versus the 25% you'd save on Single).
Refer a friend
Know someone who'd like ROUVY? Refer them to the brand and not only will you net them a discount on their subscription, you'll also earn a reward. Just sign in to your account to get your unique link, then pass it on to your friend. When they sign up for a Single, Duo or Group plan paid monthly, they'll get 50% off their first two months, and you'll be given $10 credit once they've finished their trial period.
Pause your subscription
Not using ROUVY as much as usual? You can pause your subscription at any time to temporarily revert to the free tier and save on monthly costs. Although this will limit you to 20km a month on the app, this is a really handy way to save money on your plan during off-peak seasons, busy periods, or if you sustain any injuries. What's more, pausing won't affect your loyalty bonus, so you'll be able to cut costs without a catch. You can pause your account once per calendar year for up to 180 days and reactivate your original plan at any time
How to use ROUVY promo codes
- Take a look through the ROUVY promo codes listed at the top of this page.
- Choose one you want to use and click the "Get code" button next to the offer to reveal it in a new tab.
- Copy the code for later, then go back to your previous tab, which will now have loaded the ROUVY website.
- Choose the plan you want to purchase and head to the checkout.
- Find the "Promo code" field next to your order total, click into the field, paste in your code and click "Apply".
- Once your total has changed, continue through the process to place your order.
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