Glow Walk Club vs Walk at Home (Leslie Sansone)
Both will get you walking at home. They are built for different people. Here is an honest side-by-side.
Both are walk-in-place workouts you do at home. Walk at Home is the original, cheaper ($7.99 a month) and organised by miles. Glow Walk Club costs more ($32 a month) but picks your workout each day, labels every video with its step count, offers no-jumping and dance-walk options, and includes a women’s community and monthly challenges.
We make Glow Walk Club, so read this with that in mind. We have tried to be fair: competitor facts were checked against their own websites and app-store listings on 14 October 2026, and we say plainly where they are the better choice. Prices change; check before you buy.
Side by side
| Glow Walk Club | Walk at Home | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Follow-along indoor walking videos with Lumi; web app with a daily plan | Walk-in-place videos; app with a daily plan ("Your Daily Walk") and a library, on phones and Roku |
| Free option | Yes: 282 walking workouts free on this site and YouTube, plus a free 7-day email challenge | Yes: free YouTube channel (6M+ subscribers); app has a free trial |
| Price | $32 / €29 / £25 a month, or $320 / €290 / £250 a year. monthly challenge $42 / €39 one-time | $7.99 a month or $79.99 a year (US App Store; varies by country) |
| Walking content | Walking only. 10–80 minutes; every workout page lists its step count (measured for most) and impact; 135 with no jumping | Hundreds of workouts, filtered by distance (1–5 miles) and type: cardio, strength, HIIT, stretch |
| Community | Yes: a private members’ group with daily check-ins and monthly challenges | Not confirmed |
| Best for | Women who want a plan picked for them, step counts, and company | Fans of the original walk-in-place format who think in miles |
Choose Walk at Home if…
- You love Leslie’s style and want the biggest back catalogue of the format
- You think in miles rather than steps
- Budget matters most: the app is about a quarter of the price
- You want to stream on Roku
Choose Glow Walk Club if…
- You want the day’s workout picked for you, with an easier option on low-energy days
- You track steps: every video lists its exact count
- You need no jumping for knees or neighbours, and want to see that before pressing play
- You want current music, dance-walks, and a group of women doing it with you
Try both for free
You do not have to decide blind. Walk at Home has free videos on YouTube, and every Glow Walk Club workout is free to watch: start with the workout library or the free 7-day challenge.
Common questions
Is Glow Walk Club cheaper than Walk at Home?
Glow Walk Club is $32 / €29 a month with free videos and a free 7-day challenge. Walk at Home: $7.99 a month or $79.99 a year (US App Store; varies by country). Checked 14 October 2026.
What is the difference between Glow Walk Club and Walk at Home?
Both are walk-in-place workouts you do at home. Walk at Home is the original, cheaper ($7.99 a month) and organised by miles. Glow Walk Club costs more ($32 a month) but picks your workout each day, labels every video with its step count, offers no-jumping and dance-walk options, and includes a women’s community and monthly challenges.