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spryfuel Membership (Frequency Music Platform) review
A frequency-music platform with 750+ sessions, free for a week and then $29 a month, sold with claims to treat disease and mental illness.
Pass
The billing is clear on the order form and the company, a Swiss GmbH, gives a phone number. The claims are the problem. The site presents frequency music as therapy for specific diseases and mental illness, promises meditation eight times faster than normal and says the need for sleep decreases. Relaxing audio can help people wind down, but there is no evidence that it treats disease, and marketing it that way can lead people to put off real treatment. We would pass on this offer.
- Price
- $29
- Billing
- Recurring monthly subscription after a free week
- Best for
- Nobody expecting health benefits beyond relaxation
- Not for
- Anyone with a medical or mental-health condition
spryfuel Membership (Frequency Music Platform) at a glance
spryfuel is a streaming platform with more than 750 sound sessions for sleep, focus, relaxation, energy, meditation and health, with new sessions each month, a course section and community features. The first week is free; after that the order form charges $29 a month, cancellable at any time. The website says spryfuel was founded to heal through sound waves, calls its music clinically proven, promises to heal deficiencies at the touch of a button, and lists pain relief and eliminating dysfunctional behaviour in mental illnesses among its uses.
- Format
- Streaming membership platform with audio sessions and community
- Library
- 750+ sessions, new ones monthly
- Price
- $0 for the first week, then $29 per month
- Refund window
- 60 days on the order form
- Seller
- Insider-Media GmbH, Tägetlistrasse 15, 3072 Ostermundigen, Switzerland, phone +41 79 807 66 85
- Digistore24 ID
- 501717
Therapy by music
The site lists specific diseases and mental illness among the things its frequencies address.
No evidence supports treating disease with audio frequencies.
Clear subscription
Free week, then $29 a month, cancellable monthly.
Set a reminder before 1 October 2026 if you only want to try it.
Pros and cons
What works
- Clear billing
- Company with phone number
- Large audio library
What does not
- Claims to treat disease and mental illness
- Clinically proven claim without studies named
- Ongoing monthly cost
spryfuel Membership (Frequency Music Platform) FAQ
What does it cost?
Free for the first week, then $29 per month.
Can I cancel?
Yes, monthly.
Can it treat illness?
There is no evidence that frequency music treats disease.
Who runs it?
Insider-Media GmbH in Switzerland.
The bottom line
The billing is clear on the order form and the company, a Swiss GmbH, gives a phone number. The claims are the problem. The site presents frequency music as therapy for specific diseases and mental illness, promises meditation eight times faster than normal and says the need for sleep decreases. Relaxing audio can help people wind down, but there is no evidence that it treats disease, and marketing it that way can lead people to put off real treatment. We would pass on this offer.
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