Zenith pricing

How much does Zenith cost?

Zenith: Level Up in 21 Days is free up to the plan. The assessment and your 21-day plan preview cost nothing. To start the journey, you choose one of three options. All three unlock the same full journey.

These are U.S. prices in USD. Apple shows the price in your local currency in the app, so the number you see in the U.K., Canada, Australia or India will differ.

What's free?

The assessment and the 21-day plan preview are free. The assessment is a short check-in on your priorities, your routine and how much you can realistically take on. The preview shows your personalized 21-day plan of challenges, built from your answers, and onboarding previews your character and the climb ahead before the paywall.

So you see exactly what you'd be doing before you pay anything. How it works walks through each step.

Is there a free trial?

No. There's no free trial, no free Day 1 and no discounts. The paid journey starts after the free assessment and plan preview.

We chose a free preview over a trial on purpose. A trial lets you poke around. A preview shows you the actual plan you'd commit to, and then asks you to commit.

Which option should you pick?

It depends on how long you'll use Zenith. Here's the maths we did, using U.S. prices:

What that means in plain terms:

• Just want to finish one 21-day plan? Monthly is the cheapest way in. Cancel in Apple settings when you're done.
• Planning to keep going for a few months? Yearly costs less than Monthly from month five.
• In it for the long run? Lifetime costs less than Monthly from month six, and it's $10 more than a single year of Yearly. From the second year on, it's the cheapest.

Every option unlocks the same full journey, so you're only choosing how you pay.

See the numbers

	Value (USD)
Yearly (renews yearly)	$59.99
Lifetime (one purchase)	$69.99
Monthly (12 × $12.99)	$155.88

What happens when access ends?

If a subscription ends, your records stay on your iPhone, but the main app locks until access is restored. Your challenges, journal and stats aren't deleted by the subscription ending.

Two things to know:

1. Restore Purchases brings back eligible access you've already paid for. It doesn't bring back records that were deleted.
2. There's no Zenith cloud backup or sync. Your records stay on your iPhone. Deleting the app deletes what's on it, so keep the app if you want to keep your journey.

The Zenith support page has the steps for restoring a purchase.

How do you cancel?

Cancel through Apple. On your iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, and choose Zenith. Apple shows your plan and the option to cancel. Apple's guide to cancelling a subscription covers other devices.

Monthly and Yearly renew until you cancel. Lifetime never renews.

How do refunds work?

Zenith is bought through the App Store, so Apple handles payments and refunds. You can request a refund from Apple, and Apple decides under its own policies. The app is licensed under Apple's standard end user licence agreement.

Before you pay

Zenith runs on iPhone with iOS 18 or later, in English, and launches in the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia and India. It doesn't use AI to coach you, doesn't connect to Apple Health and doesn't sync to the cloud. If those are deal-breakers, better to know now. More answers are in the full FAQ.

Zenith is on App Store pre-order now, and Apple expects Nov 20, 2026. That's Apple's expected date, not a promise. The prices above apply when you activate your plan inside the app. Meanwhile, find your starting rank with the free Starting Rank Test and see what a 21-day plan looks like.