Runna is raising its UK prices from 10 December 2026. The annual plan goes from £99.99 to £109.99, and the monthly plan from £15.99 to £17.99.
- Runna emailed UK subscribers on 10 November 2026. The rise takes effect at each subscriber’s first renewal on or after 10 December, so what you’ve already paid for stays at the old price.
- The annual plan rises by £10, or 10%, to £109.99, which is £9.17 a month. The monthly plan rises by £2, or 12.5%, to £17.99, so a year of monthly payments now costs £215.88.
- Subscribers on the £119.99 Strava + Runna bundle report a rise to £124.99.
- Runna’s US pricing page still shows $19.99 a month and $119.99 a year, and Runna has not announced a change outside the UK.
- Runna has given no reason for the rise. It is the first since Strava bought the company in April 2025, and it follows Runna moving its free beginner plans behind the paywall in June.
What it means for Runna subscribers
If your renewal falls after 10 December, you pay the new price. If you are on the monthly plan and want to keep Runna through the winter, switching to annual before 10 December costs £99.99 and locks in that rate until December 2027. That is less than six months of the new monthly price.
The gap to the alternatives widens. Coopah costs £79.99 a year, Garmin Coach and daily suggested workouts are free on any recent Garmin, and Strava’s own plans now run on Runna, so there is no cheaper Strava route around it. Our Runna pricing guide has the free trials and the bundle maths.
Quick answers
When does the Runna price rise take effect?
At your first renewal on or after 10 December 2026. Anything already paid for stays at the old price until then.
How much does Runna cost in the UK now?
From 10 December 2026, £17.99 a month or £109.99 a year, up from £15.99 and £99.99.
Is Runna going up in the US too?
Not yet. The US pricing page still shows $19.99 a month and $119.99 a year, and Runna has announced no change outside the UK.
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Source and original research by: the5krunner and Running Westward Ho.
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