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Gaia alternatives for kundalini yoga

A lot of people sign up for Gaia for the kundalini yoga, then realise they’re paying for a whole streaming library of documentaries too. If kundalini is what you came for, here are three other ways to learn it, checked on 2026-10-29.

By the Chakra Babe team · Updated

What Gaia does well

  • Video. Its beginner kundalini series is 6 episodes, from a 4-minute intro to 53-minute classes, about three and a half hours in all.
  • Range: its home page says 8,000+ ad-free series and videos, plus yoga and meditation classes for every level.
  • A real free trial: the first 7 days of Monthly or Annual are free.

Why you might look elsewhere

  • It’s $13.99 a month or $119 a year (USD, plus tax), and Gaia+ is $299 a year.
  • Its FAQ says Annual and Gaia+ aren’t refunded for unused time if you cancel.
  • Most of the library isn’t yoga at all, so you’re paying for a lot you may never watch.

The alternatives at a glance

Gaia and three alternatives for kundalini yoga, from each one’s own pages (checked 2026-10-29)
What it isPriceFree to tryFormat
Gaiastreaming service: films, series, yoga and meditation classes$13.99 a month, $119 a year, or Gaia+ at $299 a year (USD, plus tax)the first 7 days free on Monthly and Annualstreaming video: 8,000+ series and videos, plus yoga and meditation classes for every level
Gloonline yoga and meditation classes$30 a month or $245 a year (the price Glo showed us; it may differ where you live)a 7-day free trialvideo classes, 12 of them in its kundalini style
Insight Timermeditation app with a huge free libraryfree; MemberPlus is $59.99 a year or $9.99 a month (USD, varies by region and app store)over 300,000 free guided practices, hundreds of free courses and live sessionsapp: audio tracks, courses and video from lots of different teachers
Chakra Babe (Kundalini for Babes)courses and free guides: chakras, kundalini, breathwork, aura, moon ritualsfree 7-day challenge, then $27 to $47 per course or $97 for all 4 (USD, one payment)The 7-Day Chakra Challenge (7 days, about 10 minutes a day), 16 free guides, the chakra test, the Glow Meter and 38 free practicestext lessons with a breath pacer and practice timer built in, in your browser. No app, no audio or video yet

1. Glo: yoga classes, kundalini included

Glo is a yoga class library, and its kundalini page lists 12 classes from two teachers. It showed us $30 a month or $245 a year, with a 7-day free trial. Pricier than Gaia, but it’s all classes, not documentaries.

2. Insight Timer: free kundalini meditations

Insight Timer’s kundalini topic lists tracks like sa ta na ma and kirtan kriya meditations from lots of different teachers, mostly short. The app is free to start, with MemberPlus at $59.99 a year for the courses. Great for meditations, less so for a full kriya class.

3. Kundalini for Babes: a one-time kundalini course

Ours, so you know. Kundalini for Babes: 8 lessons, about 106 minutes of practice, $47, paid once, lifetime access, 14-day refund. It goes from what kundalini yoga actually is and how to sit and breathe, through long deep breathing and breath of fire (with a safety box), the spinal warm-up, sat kriya, kirtan kriya and deep relaxation, to a soft 40-day practice. Every lesson has a timer built in. The first lesson is a free sample.

Where we lose: Gaia and Glo have video, so you can copy a teacher’s posture. We have written steps, timers and a pacer. If you’ve never seen sat kriya done, watching a class first is honestly a good idea.

Who should stick with Gaia

  • People who want to follow kundalini classes on video.
  • Anyone who also watches the documentaries and series, so the library is worth it.
  • Gaia+ members who use the event discounts.
Chakra Babe practice timer counting down 2:57 of long deep breathing, with a progress ring and a Pause button
Our practice timer, running long deep breathing in the free kundalini yoga for beginners guide. Kundalini for Babes has one in every lesson.

FAQ

Does Gaia have kundalini yoga?
Yes. Its “Kundalini Yoga and Meditation for Beginners” series has 6 episodes, about three and a half hours in all, and needs a membership or the free trial.
What’s cheaper than Gaia for kundalini yoga?
Insight Timer is free to start and has kundalini meditations in its library. Kundalini for Babes is $47 once, less than four months of Gaia Monthly at $13.99.

Sources

Every rival fact comes from the rival’s own page. Prices change, so check theirs before you buy.

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