After weeks of customer confusion, the popular exercise tracking app Strava clarified its new premium subscription prices.

A statement on the company’s website read, “In an effort to roll out pricing updates for our subscription, we made a mistake by not providing enough information directly to our community. We sincerely apologise for the confusion and concern this has caused many of our valued subscribers.”

The cost of premium subscriptions are now based on your country. While Strava is completely free to use, this subscription allows customers extra features such as goal setting, route planning, and advanced activity metrics. Strava has not upped the subscription cost since it released such features in 2009.

The price change controversy followed layoffs that affected nearly 15% of Strava’s workforce.

On January 23, the company also announced the acquisition of outdoor adventure app FATMAP, which has proprietary 3-D mapping technology. With this addition, Strava aims to boost its mapping and route planning features.

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