Supernatural, a virtual reality exercise app, has relaunched on Meta VR headsets. The app is currently in early access, which means it is available to users but may still be in development and could change over time.
Users who want to use the app will need to pay for a subscription. The pricing is set at $20 per month, or $200 for a full year.
Supernatural VR App Pricing and Early Access Explained
The relaunch puts Supernatural back on Meta's VR hardware, giving headset owners a way to work out inside virtual reality. The app sits behind a paid subscription rather than being free to use.
Here is what we know about the relaunch:
- The app is Supernatural, a VR exercise app
- It has relaunched on Meta VR headsets
- It is in early access
- A subscription costs $20 per month
- An annual subscription costs $200 each year
The early access label matters for anyone thinking of signing up. It signals that the app is being rolled out gradually and that the experience may not yet be fully finished. Users paying the monthly or yearly fee should keep this in mind before committing to a longer subscription.
What the $20 Monthly and $200 Yearly Plans Mean for Users
The pricing gives users two ways to pay. A monthly plan at $20 offers flexibility, letting people try the app without a long commitment. The yearly plan at $200 works out cheaper over twelve months than paying month by month, but it locks users in for a full year.
For a fitness app tied to a specific headset, that yearly commitment is worth thinking about carefully. VR fitness is still a young category, and an early access app can change quickly. Paying monthly costs more overall, but it keeps your options open.
Our Take: Try Before You Commit to a Year
In our view, the relaunch of Supernatural on Meta VR headsets is a positive step for people who want to exercise in VR. Having the app back on the platform gives headset owners another fitness option, and the monthly plan makes it easy to test.
To put it plainly, the yearly plan deserves caution. Early access means the app is still being shaped, and paying $200 upfront for something that may change is a risk. Readers who are curious should start with the $20 monthly subscription, see whether the app fits their routine, and only then consider the annual plan. The relaunch is good news — but your wallet should move slower than your headset.
