The Fitness App by Jillian Michaels sets special pricing for first responders through ID.me, and its help center lists the prices. They’re $9.99 a month, $19.99 a quarter or $69.99 a year, and there’s no code to enter: you reach the price through the ID.me link.
The Fitness App is a workout and meal plan app. Its home page describes custom workouts by leading experts, meal plans, community and support, on any device, anyplace, anytime, and the workout list includes strength, yoga, kickboxing and HIIT. There’s also a free trial, which is worth knowing about if you’d rather try the workouts before paying anything.
How To Get The Jillian Michaels Fitness App First Responder Discount
The Fitness App’s help center has an article on the ID.me discount. It says special pricing is offered in the US through ID.me, and it names first responders among the groups. New and existing members can use it once verified. Here’s how it works:
- Open the ID.me link for The Fitness App, either from the help article or from ID.me’s listing.
- Verify as a first responder. The help article says your information will be verified via ID.me, a third-party ID verification solutions provider.
- Complete the sign-up through the link ID.me sends you to. The help article says no discount code is available, so don’t go looking for one.
- Check the price on the screen against the list below before you enter payment details.
The prices the help article lists are $9.99 USD a month, $19.99 USD a quarter and $69.99 USD a year. The article doesn’t print the standard price next to them, so it doesn’t tell you how much you’re saving. ID.me’s listing says “Save up to 50% off for First Responders,” which is the figure to hold the pricing against.
The No-Stacking Rule
The help article says the ID.me subscription can’t be combined with coupons, discounted offers or sales. That means if the app is running a sale on its own pricing, you pick the sale or the ID.me price, not both. Look at the checkout screen before you confirm, and if the lower of the two is the sale, take the sale and skip the ID.me route.
The article also says the pricing is for the US. If you live outside it, the help article directs you to customer support.
Who Qualifies, According To ID.me
The Fitness App’s help center doesn’t define “first responder.” ID.me’s own eligibility article is the one to read. It lists EMTs at the basic, medium or advanced level, plus paramedics and flight nurses; firefighters, whether career, volunteer or retired; law enforcement, including federal, state, local and campus police officers (active and retired), sheriff’s deputies, state troopers and corrections officers; federal agents from agencies such as the FBI, the DEA and the U.S. Marshals Service; and 911 dispatchers for select offers only. The article doesn’t say whether a particular offer counts dispatchers, so check before you count on it.
It’s just as specific about who doesn’t qualify. Nurses, doctors and other medical professionals aren’t considered first responders unless they’re specifically listed, such as a flight nurse or paramedic. The article also names ambulance drivers (unless you can document being an EMT or paramedic too), CERT team members, security officers, search and rescue team members and volunteer police reserves among the roles that aren’t eligible.
Q&A
Q: Does The Fitness App have a first responder discount?
A: Yes. Its help center says it offers special pricing in the US through ID.me and names first responders among the groups. ID.me’s listing says up to 50% off for first responders.
Q: What does it cost?
A: The help article lists $9.99 USD a month, $19.99 USD a quarter and $69.99 USD a year.
Q: Is there a code?
A: No. The help article says no discount code is available. You reach the price through the ID.me link.
Q: Can I add a coupon?
A: No. The help article says the ID.me subscription can’t be combined with coupons, discounted offers or sales.
Q: Is it for new members only?
A: No. The help article says new and existing members can take advantage of the special pricing once verified.
Q: Does ID.me verify me?
A: Yes. The help article says your information is verified via ID.me, a third-party ID verification provider.
More Information:
The app’s pricing and ID.me’s listing can change, so check both before you subscribe. For more fitness and wellness savings, browse our health and fitness discounts.
