Health & Fitness review
FITin56 review
A 56-day home fitness and nutrition program with 3 workout tracks, cheapest as a $57-per-quarter subscription, though one-time 6-month and 1-year passes are also on the order form.
Worth a look
FITin56 is upfront about which of its three plans renews and which does not: the quarterly option is clearly labelled as billed every 3 months and cancellable anytime, while the 6-month and 1-year passes are marked as one-time payments, and the order form matches those descriptions. What pulls the score down is that the cheapest entry point, the one most price-conscious buyers will click, is the recurring plan; anyone who wants to avoid ongoing billing has to pay $85 or $114 upfront instead. The content itself is described in real detail, three tracks, 15 videos, a nutrition guide, and the 60-day guarantee from trainer Daniel is a genuine backstop. The company is named as Creative Products, LLC, but no address appears anywhere, which limits what you can check if a refund dispute goes beyond that guarantee.
- Price
- $57
- Billing
- Subscription: $57 now, then $57 every 3 months, cancel anytime
- Best for
- Home fitness beginners who are comfortable with a quarterly subscription or willing to pay more upfront to avoid one
- Not for
- Anyone who wants a fitness program with no recurring charge at the lowest advertised price
FITin56 at a glance
FITin56 is a digital fitness membership built around three workout tracks (Fitness, Lean and Muscle), 15 follow-along videos, over 100 exercise demo videos and a plant-based nutrition guide with done-for-you meal plans, led by trainer Daniel. The order form offers three plans: a Quarterly Membership at $57 billed every 3 months and cancellable anytime, a 1-Year Lifestyle Pass at $114 described on the page as a one-time payment with no subscription, and a 6-Month Access Pass at $85, also one-time. The cheapest initial charge is the $57 quarterly plan, the only one of the three that renews automatically. Trainer Daniel offers a personal guarantee: if you train for the full 56 days and are not satisfied, he will refund every cent within 60 days of purchase. The order form matches the prices shown on the page for every plan, and a German buyer on the quarterly plan pays EUR 66.22 including VAT each cycle. The copyright notice names Creative Products, LLC as the company behind FITin56; no address is given.
- Format
- Online video membership platform
- Content
- 3 workout tracks, 15 follow-along videos, 100+ exercise demos, nutrition guide
- Price
- $57 per quarter (subscription), or $85 for 6 months / $114 for 1 year (one-time)
- Refund window
- 60 days on the order form and page
- Seller
- Creative Products, LLC, named in the copyright notice; no address given
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- fitin56
The cheapest plan renews
The $57 quarterly plan is the lowest-priced option and the only one that bills again automatically every 3 months.
For pricing honesty we give 4.0.
Three tracks, clearly described
The page lists three workout tracks, 15 videos, 100+ exercise demos and a nutrition guide with specific detail.
For offer clarity we give 7.5.
A personal 60-day promise
Trainer Daniel offers a named, 60-day money-back promise if you complete the full program and are not satisfied.
For refund terms we give 8.0.
Big promise, thin evidence
The page promises the best shape of your life in 56 days and calls the program science-backed without naming a specific study.
For claim discipline we give 5.0.
Pros and cons
What works
- Quarterly, 6-month and 1-year prices on the form match the page exactly
- Only the quarterly plan renews; the other two are clearly one-time
- 60-day, named personal guarantee from the trainer
- Detailed content: 3 tracks, 15 videos, 100+ demos, nutrition guide
What does not
- Cheapest entry point is a recurring subscription
- No address for Creative Products, LLC
- Transformation promise is not backed by a named study
FITin56 FAQ
Is FITin56 a subscription?
Only the $57 Quarterly plan renews automatically every 3 months. The 6-month and 1-year passes are one-time payments.
How much does FITin56 cost?
$57 per quarter, $85 for 6 months, or $114 for 1 year, all matching the order form.
How do I cancel the Quarterly plan?
The page states you can cancel anytime; contact ClickBank order support to stop future billing.
How do I get a refund?
Trainer Daniel offers a personal 60-day guarantee: complete the program and if unsatisfied, request a full refund.
Who runs FITin56?
The copyright notice names Creative Products, LLC; no company address is given.
The bottom line
FITin56 is upfront about which of its three plans renews and which does not: the quarterly option is clearly labelled as billed every 3 months and cancellable anytime, while the 6-month and 1-year passes are marked as one-time payments, and the order form matches those descriptions. What pulls the score down is that the cheapest entry point, the one most price-conscious buyers will click, is the recurring plan; anyone who wants to avoid ongoing billing has to pay $85 or $114 upfront instead. The content itself is described in real detail, three tracks, 15 videos, a nutrition guide, and the 60-day guarantee from trainer Daniel is a genuine backstop. The company is named as Creative Products, LLC, but no address appears anywhere, which limits what you can check if a refund dispute goes beyond that guarantee.
If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, The Olive Reset: 28-Day Mediterranean Program scores 7.4/10 and is rated Worth it.