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Withings Introduces Annual Subscription for Data Sync

Withings requires new users to pay $100 annually for data sync to third-party apps starting October 13, 2026.

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Withings Introduces Annual Subscription for Data Sync
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Key Takeaways

  • Withings now requires a $100 annual subscription for new users to sync data to third-party apps.
  • The subscription is mandatory for users creating new accounts from October 13, 2026.
  • Existing users and those with a free trial are unaffected.

Withings, a leading provider of fitness-tracking devices, has announced a new policy requiring a $100 annual subscription for new users to sync their health data to third-party apps such as Apple Health or Google Health.

According to a discussion on Withings' support forums, the new requirement applies to users creating new accounts from October 13, 2026, onwards. This change means that while existing users and those with a free trial can continue to access the automatic sync feature, new users must subscribe to the Withings Plus service.

The subscription costs $9.95 per month or $99.50 per year, offering a one-month free trial that includes the option to sync data to third-party apps. After the trial period, users must renew their subscription to continue using the feature.

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Withings' decision to implement this policy is aimed at ensuring that the company can continue to provide robust and secure data management services to its users. The company has stated that the subscription will help cover the costs associated with maintaining and enhancing the data sync feature.

While the change may impact some users, Withings has assured that the existing user base will not be affected by this new requirement. The company has also emphasized that the free trial period will allow new users to evaluate the benefits of the subscription before committing to it.

The move has sparked discussions on Withings' support forums, with some users expressing concerns about the additional cost and others welcoming the enhanced security and data management features.

For those interested in continuing to use the automatic sync feature, the Withings Plus subscription can be easily added to their account through the Withings app or website. The company has provided detailed instructions on how to subscribe and manage the service.