Daily Burn is a subscription-based fitness website for at-home workouts and programs. It costs $14.99 per month for access to a once-daily live workout that's available for 24 hours after it airs, as well as an extensive library of workouts that can be viewed at any time.

Daily Burn is not only good for beginners, I'd say it's exceptionally good for beginners compared to most fitness apps. The workouts are substantial without being too intimidating or difficult to follow, and the classes rarely exceed 35 minutes. Plus, equipment is almost always optional.

Daily Burn is one of the numerous fitness subscription apps available to help you fit exercise into your busy life. The app has thousands of individual recorded group classes and live classes streaming daily. You can access the live class up to 24 hours after it has aired.

It's known for the 365 Program, which offers a different 30-minute workout every day at 9:00 am EST. If you can't make that time work, the daily class is available on-demand for the rest of the day or up to 24 hours after it airs. During the live class, you can chat with other users also participating in the workout.

What's more, you can use the search tool to look for classes that use equipment, allowing you to only see workouts based on the equipment you have. The Daily Burn Basic subscription costs $14.99 to $19.99 per month. If you want the full experience, you'll need to upgrade to Daily Burn Premium for $26.99 per month.

Overall, it's a great app with effective workouts to do at home. Daily Burn offers a longer free trial than most apps - 30 days - but it also costs more once that trial is up, at $20 a month (Amazon Prime users can get it for $15 a month).

between $14.99 to $19.99 per month A Daily Burn membership costs between $14.99 to $19.99 per month. If you want the full experience, you'll need to upgrade to Daily Burn Premium for $26.99 per month. Beyond the traditional fitness platform, Daily Burn also offers three activity-specific apps for an additional fee. These include running, yoga, and HIIT.

Although the program does not have any hidden costs or fees, you may want to consider investing in some basic exercise equipment. Many workouts do not use any equipment, but some require basics such as dumbbells, resistance bands, yoga mats, and medicine balls. Daily Burn starts at $19.95 per month.

Daily Burn is not only good for beginners, I'd say it's exceptionally good for beginners compared to most fitness apps. The workouts are substantial without being too intimidating or difficult to follow, and the classes rarely exceed 35 minutes. Plus, equipment is almost always optional.

Daily Burn is best for people looking for a fitness app that offers various exercise styles, experience levels, class lengths, and comprehensive programs featuring cardio, strength training, yoga, Pilates, pre and postnatal, and flexibility.

In 2010, with 332,000 foods in its FoodScanner database and 500,000 users on its platform, Daily Burn sold to Mindspark Interactive Network, a division of New York-based conglomerate IAC for a price in the range of $10-20 million.