generated: '2026-08-27'
method: searched
source: https://www.hevy.com/pricing
checked: '2026-08-27'
plan_count: 2
summary: >-
  Hevy sells one consumer upgrade — Hevy Pro — on top of a free tier, and API access is a Pro
  entitlement rather than a separate developer plan. There is no API pricing page, no metered API
  tier, no credit pack and no enterprise API contract published anywhere.
prices_published: false
prices_published_note: >-
  https://www.hevy.com/pricing returns HTTP 200 but is a Next.js page whose prices are injected at
  runtime by Paddle (cdn.paddle.com/paddle/v2/paddle.js); the served HTML is a 10,569-byte shell
  containing the string "Loading..." and no amount, currency or billing period. Mobile purchases run
  through the App Store and Play Store, where the price is set per storefront. Consequently NO price
  is recorded below — the provider does not publish a static one, and third-party review sites are
  not an acceptable source for a field that reads as provider-published.
currency: null
billing_period: null
public_signup_pricing: true
plans:
- name: Hevy (Free)
  price: null
  currency: null
  billing_period: null
  positioning: Free workout tracking — log workouts, build routines, use the exercise library.
  api_access: false
  included_quota: null
  overage: null
  limits:
    note: >-
      The free tier is capped on routines and on custom exercises; the API surfaces those caps as
      403 "Routine limit exceeded" and 403 "Exceeds custom exercise limit". The numeric caps are not
      published on any Hevy-owned page.
- name: Hevy Pro
  price: null
  currency: null
  billing_period: null
  positioning: >-
    Paid upgrade to the consumer app. Sold monthly, annually and as a one-off lifetime purchase via
    Paddle on the web and via the App Store / Play Store on mobile.
  api_access: true
  api_access_evidence: >-
    "Currently, this API is only available to Hevy Pro users. You can get your key on our web app at
    https://hevy.com/settings?developer." — info.description of the published OpenAPI at
    https://api.hevyapp.com/docs.
  included_quota: null
  overage: null
  limits:
    api_rate_limit: none published (see rate-limits/hevy-rate-limits.yml)
    api_seats: 1 key per account
api_pricing:
  separate_developer_plan: false
  metered: false
  free_tier_for_api: false
  note: >-
    There is no way to buy API access on its own. An integration's cost is exactly one Hevy Pro
    subscription per END USER whose data is being read — every key is personal and account-scoped —
    which makes multi-user integrations a per-seat proposition the provider has never priced as one.
probed:
- url: https://www.hevy.com/pricing
  status: 200
  note: 200 with a client-rendered Paddle shell; no prices in the HTML.
  checked: '2026-08-27'
- url: https://www.hevyapp.com/pricing/
  status: 404
  checked: '2026-08-27'