So $129 annual is like - what - 110 euro? (obv. that’s just a straight conversion, it might be a little off from that, but I’m sure nowhere NEAR 200 euro)
Yes, and I’m looking at it, and my subscription management literally says to go. to. the. website. Where it lists both monthly and annual options.
I’m assuming you purchase the annual plan at the website, and when you login/sync to the mobile platform, it will reflect your annual plan. That’s how it worked for me.
subscribing through the iOS store is usually more $$. I noticed this with a few other apps I pay for as well, just sign up through the website and save the cash.
Yeah Apple basically try to rip you off. They recently lost a battle to prevent companies advising people of cheaper subscriptions if they go direct. Before that companies could only advertise subscribing through apple within iOS apps. Basically then you pay the subscription plus Apple tax.
That’s also worth checking on any other subscriptions you manage through Apple.
Edit sorry, just seen @cj0hns already bssically said this and much more succinctly
Adding another “you’re wrong”, just to double/triple confirm what others have said. Manage your account direct for the raw (what SUF, sorry Wahoo, charge) price. Apple in-app purchases have unavoidable “Apple tax” applied. Likely catches many an unsuspecting person out but nothing SUF, sorry Wahoo, can do about that if they want the app in the Apple store. Account management can be accessed via systm.wahoofitness.com using your regular login.
Though one COULD make the argument that the “Apple tax” is a privacy surcharge, since their platforms at least make a nominal effort to protect your data and personal information, rather than just monetizing everything they get from you as fast as an algorithm can crunch the data.