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Whoop

American human performance company developing the Whoop wearable fitness tracker with a subscription-based pricing model.

Founded
2012
HQ
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Status
private ($10.1B valuation; Series G $575M Mar 2026)

Models

1

Overview

American human performance company developing the Whoop wearable fitness tracker with a subscription-based pricing model. The WHOOP 5.0/MG is a 24/7 health and fitness wearable with 14+ day battery life, tracking sleep, strain, and recovery. Pricing: One plan at $199/year and Peak plan at $239/year, with the device included in the membership. Available on WHOOP.com, Amazon, and Best Buy.

Verified record

Verified deployments
None on file
Active incidents
3 incidents on file

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Key facts

CEO

Will Ahmed (Founder & CEO)

HQ

Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Founded

2012

Series G

$575M Series G at $10.1B valuation (March 2026)

Members

2.5 million members globally

Bookings

$1.1B annualized bookings run rate — 103% YoY growth

Cash flow

Cash-flow positive in 2025

IPO plans

CEO planning IPO in next few years

Incidents

None found — audited

Pricing model

Subscription (device included): One $199/year, Peak $239/year

Device

WHOOP 5.0/MG — 14+ day battery, 24/7 activity and sleep tracking

Membership includes

Device + SuperKnit band + Wireless PowerPack + 12 months service

Financial stage

Commercial — subscription model, available on WHOOP.com and Amazon

Data & sources

News coverage

1

Government records

2

Web sources

1

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Explainers

Plain-language answers to the questions people ask about Whoop, from DEPLOY’s explainer library. Each is written in the language of the question and cross-checked against this registry.

  • What is the FDA Warning Letter to Whoop about Blood Pressure Insights?

    On July 14, 2025, the FDA issued a Warning Letter to Whoop finding that the company's marketing of Blood Pressure Insights (BPI), launched May 2025 for Whoop MG, positioned the feature beyond the general-wellness scope that does not require 510(k) clearance for diagnostic claims. Whoop refused to remove the feature, defended BPI as wellness, and faced a subsequent class action lawsuit; as of May 2026 the matter remains unresolved. Whoop's market-first posture vs Oura's December 2025 BP study before marketing is the biometric cohort's sharpest verified-vs-claimed exemplar pair.

  • What is Whoop?

    Whoop is a subscription-only fitness + recovery biometric band, positioned within the biometric cluster as the subscription-only band cohort exemplar. $239 hardware + $239/yr subscription = ~$478 Year 1 effective cost (subscription-only model; hardware-cost subsidized). $10.1B Series G March 2026 lead Collaborative Fund (CORRECTED from earlier aggregator-quoted QIA/Mubadala framing per Agent A re-verify). BP Insights 'not for hypertension diagnosis' manufacturer framing vs FDA July 14, 2025 Warning Letter; class action late 2025/early 2026; dispute still UNRESOLVED as of May 2026 per Agent A re-verify. Editorial throughline: subscription-only band cohort exemplar + manufacturer-position-vs-FDA-position editorial framing (same framing as existing Whoop BP Warning Letter feature explainer, but applied at full-entity scope; full entity anchor surfaces commercial model + product features + funding state + FDA dispute as integrated context).

Current leadership (8)

Founders (3)

Former / Previously (1)

Safety record

3 incidents on record (1 serious, 2 moderate). Most recent: Nov 2025.

serious
1
moderate
2
other
2
regulatory action
1

Most recent: Nov 2025

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Incidents affecting Whoop (3)

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Recent coverage

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