Pricing · Coming to the App Store
Start free. Add Pro when you need more.
Ballust is in early access. Request access to the iPhone app; App Store subscriptions will be available when it launches.
The full training loop — planning, the evening brief, logging,
honest history — is free, forever. Pro is for the athlete juggling
it all: multiple plans, deep analysis.
Ballust Free
Free · one focus
- The full core loop: plan, evening brief, log, reconcile
- One training plan + one gym program at a time
- One life goal, one connected plan feed
- Ad hoc mobility & stretching sessions
- Three trend cards, core progress charts, readiness score
- Backup, calendar export & posting to Strava — always free
Request early access
Ballust Pro Pro
A$3.99 · per month · auto-renewing
- Unlimited plans, programs, life goals & feeds
- Detailed splits, charts and routes where supported by your recorded activity
- Advanced trends (VO₂ max, TDEE, monotony) & the readiness deep-dive
- Tomorrow Brief fuelling, weather-aware planning, and hard-session/recovery reminders
- Recurring mobility routines & up to 52 weeks of trends using your available history
Request early access
A$3.99 a month on the Australian App Store; your local price is shown in the App Store before you buy. Cancel anytime from your Apple Account subscriptions.
Already training with Ballust? Existing plans, programs, goals and
connected feeds stay usable. Pro adds more active items and deeper
analysis; insights depend on your recorded data and permissions.
How will subscriptions work?
Pro will be purchased in the iPhone app through your Apple Account. To cancel: Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Ballust, or “Manage Subscription” in the app. Cancelling stops the next renewal; Pro remains available until the end of the paid period.
What happens to my data on Free?
Your saved records, logging, backups and exports remain available on Free. Pro adds detailed activity analysis and longer trend views. Cancelling keeps Pro available through the end of the paid period.
What if I hit a limit?
Only starting something new is limited — one plan, one program, one goal, one feed at a time. Anything you already set up keeps working exactly as it was.