Supernatural VR Fitness App Relaunches With New Pricing Model
The virtual reality fitness application Supernatural has relaunched as an independent entity following its separation from Meta. The service is now available in the Meta Horizon Store with a new subscription price of $20 per month.
Supernatural, a popular virtual reality fitness application, has officially relaunched today after previously facing uncertainty regarding its future content production. While Meta had initially indicated it would cease creating new content for the platform, the service has now spun off into an independent operation. The app is currently available in the Meta Horizon Store as an Early Access preview.
The relaunch includes access to thousands of remastered workouts, with the developers confirming that a regular schedule of new content will resume starting next week. The transition to an independent company is accompanied by a significant price increase for users. The subscription fee has doubled from the previous rate of $9.99 per month to $20 per month, or $200 for an annual plan. While the service is currently in an Early Access phase, the developers have stated that they intend to continue expanding the platform's library of workouts and features in the coming months.
📡 Media Analysis
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Focused on the logistical transition and the immediate impact on user costs.
"spinning off to go its own way"
✓ Only outlet to report: Reported the specific price increase from $9.99 to $20 per month.
🔍 What Nobody's Reporting
- ·Lack of comment or perspective from Meta regarding the terms of the spin-off.
- ·No information on how existing subscribers' data or previous memberships are being handled during the transition.
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