Pro Lifetime now costs US $69.99

On October 24, 2026, we lowered the price of Kinoku Pro Lifetime from US $99.99 to US $69.99. It is still one payment with no renewal, and the new price has no end date. Every other country saw its Lifetime price fall by between 30% and 33%, and Google Play shows the price for your country before you pay.

Why we lowered the Lifetime price

We lowered the Lifetime price because Kinoku keeps your training data on your phone, so we run no servers to store it. A Pro buyer costs us little once the purchase is done, and we wanted the one-time price to reflect that. We also want to learn whether a lower one-time price suits more people than a monthly or yearly plan.

A new regular price with no deadline

US $69.99 is now the regular price of Pro Lifetime, so there is no date to beat and no reason to rush. We picked a lasting price over a sale, because a sale needs an end date and a jump back to the old price once it is over.

The price in your country

Each country’s Lifetime price fell by the same share, rounded down, which works out to between 30% and 33%. A buyer in Germany now pays 72.99 euros instead of 104.99, and a buyer in the UK pays 61.99 pounds instead of 88.99. Kinoku uses lower prices in many countries where incomes are lower, and the cut applies to those prices as well.

What stays the same

Yearly Pro still costs US $39.99 a year, with its 14-day free trial for eligible new customers, and monthly Pro still costs US $5.99 a month. The free version of Kinoku keeps everything it had, with no ads and no limits on your workouts, routines, history or runs.

What a Lifetime purchase includes

Pro Lifetime gives you every Pro feature for one payment, the same set the yearly and monthly plans include. That covers Pro Analytics, Run Analytics, readiness from your sleep and recovery data, Volume Landmarks for your weekly sets, and all 26 themes. The full list sits on the pricing page.

“Lifetime” means the lifetime of Kinoku as a product, not the lifetime of the buyer. Kinoku runs on Android only for now, and a Lifetime purchase belongs to the Google account that paid for it, so Restore Purchases brings it back on a new phone.

Buying it when you already have a plan

Pro Lifetime sits on the Upgrade screen in Kinoku, and Google Play shows the final price and asks you to confirm before any money moves. A yearly or monthly subscription keeps renewing after you buy Lifetime, because Google Play bills the two separately. Kinoku shows a reminder right after the purchase, with a button that opens the Play Store, so you can cancel the old plan there and avoid paying twice.