Peloton Launches Commercial Series, Bringing Connected Fitness to the Gym Floor

Peloton is making its most direct move yet into the commercial gym market. The company announced the Peloton Commercial Series — its first bike and treadmill products built specifically for high-traffic gym environments — marking a significant expansion beyond the at-home and hospitality markets where it has operated until now.

The Commercial Series will begin shipping in late 2026 and will be available initially in the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Australia, and Austria.

What the Commercial Series Is

The new lineup pairs Peloton’s software platform and content library with Precor’s industrial-grade hardware. The division of responsibility is deliberate: Precor leads product development, hardware engineering, and global delivery, while Peloton provides the software ecosystem and design direction.

The result is equipment built to withstand the demands of a busy gym floor while still delivering the connected experience Peloton members recognize. The Commercial Series launches with a bike and a tread, with additional cardio and strength products to follow.

This is a step beyond what Peloton’s Pro Series addressed. That line — which includes the Bike+ Pro, Row+ Pro, and Tread+ Pro — was designed for hospitality and residential properties. The Commercial Series targets a harder-use category: large gym facilities that demand industrial durability at scale.

The CBU Behind It

The Commercial Series is the first major product release from Peloton’s Commercial Business Unit (CBU), which was formed in 2025 through the integration of Precor and Peloton for Business. As we’ve covered, Precor has become a cornerstone of that unit, driving double-digit year-over-year revenue growth by combining its commercial reliability with Peloton’s content platform. The CBU reported 10% revenue growth year-over-year in Peloton’s fiscal Q2, a signal that the commercial segment is gaining traction before this product line even hits the market.

Precor’s existing footprint in more than 60 countries also gives Peloton a built-in path to international scale — one that would have taken years to build independently.

It’s a long way from 2020, when Peloton acquired Precor for $420 million primarily as a manufacturing play. What started as a supply chain move has become one of the more consequential decisions in the company’s recent history.

Why This Move Makes Sense

Peloton CEO Peter Stern framed the announcement directly: “Peloton is going to the gym.”

That directness reflects a real strategic shift. The Commercial Series positions the company across the full range of fitness locations: home, hospitality and residential properties, and now large gym facilities. Gym operators can work with the CBU to outfit entire facilities, including cardio, strength, and recovery equipment.

It also fits neatly into Peloton’s broader 2026 roadmap, which has centered on diversifying beyond the residential hardware cycle and building sustainable, recurring revenue through commercial and software channels.

The HFA Show Debut

Peloton and Precor will make their first joint public appearance at the Health & Fitness Association (HFA) Show this week in San Diego. As we reported ahead of the event, the exhibit spans cardio, strength, wellness, and cycling — giving gym operators a comprehensive look at what the CBU partnership can deliver. The trade show floor opens March 17 and 18 at the San Diego Convention Center.

More information is available at business.onepeloton.com/hfa.

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