Switching
Most coaches who go looking are not unhappy with the training features. They are tired of paying separately for nutrition, for video, for payments — and of the client experience that comes out of it.
The short version
The actual difference
The number a coach compares is rarely the number he ends up paying. Nutrition is priced separately, video review is a tier up, taking payments is a percentage, and the app your clients use has its own line.
Ours is one number. Whether that is cheaper for you depends entirely on how many of those pieces you actually use — so the honest way to find out is to add up what you pay today, across every tool, and compare that.
Questions
From $19 a month for up to 5 clients, rising to $89 a month for up to 70. A single studio is $79 a month. Paying yearly gives you two months free. Every feature is in every plan — you pay for how many clients you coach, not for which parts of the product you may open.
No. There is a 14-day trial and it does not ask for a card. We would rather charge properly and support the people who pay than run a free tier nobody is accountable for.
No. The client app is free on iPhone and Android for every client you coach, for as long as you coach them.
No. Nutrition planning, macro tracking and your own food library are in every plan, as are video review with annotations, built-in video calls and invoicing. That is the main difference from software that prices those separately.
A single location, yes — Studio Light adds check-in at the door, class scheduling and bookings, memberships, point of sale, shifts and bookkeeping to the same account, for $79 a month. Multi-site chains with a head office are a separate product that is still in testing.
Yes. Client records and programmes can be imported, so you are not retyping a roster to switch.
Not the whole roster — one. If the week runs better, move the rest. Fourteen days, no card.
Start free — 14 days, no cardRunning a studio as well? See Studio Light.