Head to head
Everfit vs Trainerize
Everfit is the better pick for solo online coaches who want modern automation and a free tier to start on, while Trainerize suits gyms and studios that need club features, integrations and a branded app. Both price by client count and sell nutrition and payments as separate monthly add-ons, so compare them at your real roster size with the modules you need switched on.
Two of the most-shortlisted coaching platforms, compared on what actually changes the bill: client-count tiers, the modules each one charges extra for, and who the software was really built for.
Prices checked July 2026
What Everfit costs
Pro from $19/mo listed
$290/mo listed, scaling by client count
Free up to 5 clients
Sold separately
- Meal plans$33–39/mo listed
- Autoflow automation$24–29/mo listed
- Payments$8–9/mo listed
What Trainerize costs
$25/mo listed for 5 clients
$135/mo listed at 50 clients · Studio Plus $248/mo per location
Free for 1 client
Sold separately
- Payments$10/mo listed
- Advanced nutrition$20–45/mo listed
- Branded app$169 listed
Where each one wins
Entry price
Winner: EverfitEverfit
Free up to 5 clients, then Pro from $19/mo listed
Trainerize
Free for 1 client, then about $25/mo listed for 5 clients
Everfit's free tier is genuinely usable at five clients, where Trainerize's stops at one, a real difference for a coach still building a roster.
Price at scale
TieEverfit
Scales by client count to $290/mo listed
Trainerize
$135/mo listed at 50 clients, Studio Plus $248/mo per location
Both climb steeply with your roster and neither is cheap at the top; which one wins depends entirely on your client count and the modules you enable.
Nutrition
Winner: EverfitEverfit
Meal plans add-on, $33–39/mo listed
Trainerize
Advanced nutrition add-on, $20–45/mo listed
Both charge extra, but reviewers consistently rate Everfit's meal planning as the more complete product once you have paid for it.
Automation
Winner: EverfitEverfit
Autoflow automation add-on, $24–29/mo listed
Trainerize
Automation available on higher tiers
Autoflow is the stronger automation engine and the reason many solo coaches choose Everfit, though it is a paid module rather than a included feature.
Gym and studio features
Winner: TrainerizeEverfit
Coaching-first, lighter on club management
Trainerize
Studio Plus tier, club features, wide integration catalogue
Trainerize wins this decisively. If you run a facility rather than an online roster, it is the more established product with the deeper integrations.
Branded app
Winner: TrainerizeEverfit
Available on higher tiers
Trainerize
Branded app add-on, $169 listed
Trainerize's branded app is the more mature offering, which matters for gyms putting their own name in the app stores.
Client payments
TieEverfit
Payments add-on, $8–9/mo listed
Trainerize
Payments add-on, $10/mo listed
A wash: both treat collecting money from your own clients as a paid module, at almost the same price.
The verdict
Pick Everfit if you coach online, solo
You are building a remote roster, you want automation doing the repetitive check-in work, and you would rather start free at five clients than pay from your first one. Everfit's Autoflow and meal planning are the stronger tools for that shape of business, and reviewers who coach online generally prefer it. Budget for the modules, because the sticker price and the real price are rarely the same number.
Pick Trainerize if you run a gym or studio
You have a facility, staff, class schedules and existing software that needs to talk to your coaching platform. Trainerize is the older, more integrated product, its Studio Plus tier is built for exactly this, and its branded app is the more proven route to putting your gym's name on a client's phone. Expect the per-location pricing to dominate your bill.
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ProCoach
Both of these price by client count and sell nutrition, automation and payments as separate monthly modules, so the number you are quoted is rarely the number you pay. That is the specific problem ProCoach was built around: one flat plan with nutrition, automation, bookings and payments already on, unlimited clients at $58/mo billed annually, and no cut of what your clients pay you. It is our product and this is our site, so weigh that accordingly. But if the add-on arithmetic above is what is bothering you, it is the axis worth checking us on.
Common questions
01Is Everfit better than Trainerize?
For solo online coaches, usually yes. Everfit's automation and free tier for five clients suit a remote roster better. For gyms and studios, Trainerize is the stronger choice thanks to club features, its integration catalogue and a more mature branded app.
02Which is cheaper, Everfit or Trainerize?
It depends on your client count and which modules you need. Everfit lists Pro from $19/mo up to $290/mo by client count; Trainerize lists about $25/mo at 5 clients and $135/mo at 50. Both sell nutrition and payments separately, so compare them with the add-ons you would actually switch on.
03Do Everfit and Trainerize both charge extra for nutrition?
Yes. Everfit lists meal plans at $33–39/mo and Trainerize lists advanced nutrition at $20–45/mo, in both cases on top of the base plan.
04Can I switch between Everfit and Trainerize?
Yes, though neither offers a one-click import of another platform's programs. Expect to rebuild your core templates once and re-invite clients, which most coaches do over a few days.
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Pricing and features for Everfit and Trainerize are taken from their public pricing pages as of July 2026 and may have changed since. Verdicts are our editorial opinion, formed from published pricing and recurring themes in third-party reviews. Everfit and Trainerize are trademarks of their respective owners; ProCoach is not affiliated with or endorsed by either. Sources: Everfit pricing, Trainerize pricing. See something out of date? Tell us at hi@procoachapp.ai.