Pricing Explainer
Quick Answer
Bevel is free. The app costs nothing to download and the entire tracking experience, meaning recovery, sleep, strain, stress, nutrition, strength training, cycle tracking, and the Apple Watch app, is on the free plan. Bevel Pro costs $14.99 per month or $99.99 per year and unlocks exactly three things: the Bevel Intelligence AI coach, Health Records, and Biological Age. If someone told you Bevel costs money, they were probably describing the app before December 2025.
Is Bevel Free?
Yes, and the confusion is fair, because the answer changed. Bevel used to gate its features behind a subscription. As of version 2.4.0, released on 18 December 2025, Bevel's own documentation states that all features except Bevel Intelligence became free. Health Records and Biological Age later joined Bevel Intelligence on the paid side.
So the honest framing is not free versus paid. It is free tracking, paid intelligence. You can run Bevel indefinitely without paying, log everything, and read every chart. What you cannot do without paying is talk to the coach.
What Bevel Pro Costs
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Permanent, not a trial |
| Pro, monthly | $14.99 / month | Cancel anytime |
| Pro, annual | $99.99 / year | Works out to about $8.33 / month |
| Pro, 12-month commitment | $10.99 / month | Not available in the US or Singapore |
Worth noticing: the cheapest monthly rate is the one US readers cannot buy. In the US the real choice is $14.99 monthly or $99.99 up front, so paying annually saves about $80 a year over the monthly plan.
What You Get Free vs What Pro Unlocks
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Recovery, sleep, strain, stress | Yes | Yes |
| Nutrition tracking and database | Yes | Yes |
| Strength Builder and fitness tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Cycle tracking, journal, widgets, Apple Watch app | Yes | Yes |
| Integrations (Apple Health, Oura, Garmin, Strava, Google Health) | Yes | Yes |
| Bevel Intelligence (the AI coach) | No | Yes |
| Health Records (lab and clinical data) | No | Yes |
| Biological Age | No | Yes |
One nuance people miss: some AI-powered tools stay free. Bevel's food logging by photo or description, and its workout template generation, are included on the free plan and are not metered. It is the coach conversation itself that is the paid product.
Bevel Intelligence Credits, Explained
This is the part of Bevel's pricing that surprises people, because Pro is not strictly unlimited. Pro includes a weekly allowance of Bevel Intelligence usage that resets every 7 days. Direct messages to the coach and daily check-ins draw down that allowance. Ordinary tracking and the free AI logging tools do not.
If you run through the weekly allowance, Bevel sells top-up credits as one-time purchases in the App Store:
| Credit pack | Price |
|---|---|
| 350 credits | $4.99 |
| 750 credits | $9.99 |
| 1,550 credits | $19.99 |
| 4,200 credits | $49.99 |
For most people the weekly allowance is enough and the credit packs never come up. But if your plan is to lean on the coach every day, the honest budget for Bevel is $99.99 a year plus whatever top-ups your usage demands, not $99.99 flat.
Is Bevel Pro Worth It?
Bevel is a well-built app with a 4.8 star rating across roughly 15,000 ratings, so this is not a question of quality. It is a question of what you are buying. You are paying about $100 a year for a conversational coach on top of tracking you already get for nothing.
That is good value if you will actually use the coach, and poor value if you are the kind of person who checks charts and closes the app. Since the tracking side is permanently free, the cheapest way to answer this is to run Bevel free for a few weeks and notice whether you ever wish you could ask it something.
The other thing to weigh is the platform. Bevel is iPhone-only, with no Android app and no full web version, so Pro is a subscription that follows your phone rather than you.
How This Compares to Vora
For context, since the two apps get compared constantly: Vora also has a free tier, and Vora Pro is $12.99 per month or $89.99 per year, slightly under Bevel on both. The bigger differences are not the price.
Vora runs on iPhone and Android, so it is an option if you are not on iOS. It connects to 10 or more wearables rather than centering on Apple Watch. And its AI is built to assemble your day rather than wait to be asked. Bevel's strength is the opposite: a clean dashboard-first experience with a chat coach on top, and if that is what you want, Bevel does it well.
Neither app is a bad purchase. The useful question is whether you want a tracker with a coach attached, or a coach that happens to track.
Try Vora free if you want to compare them side by side before paying for either.