Everfit Alternatives: 7 Options for Personal Trainers in 2026
Seven Everfit alternatives compared on price, meal plans, payments and branded apps, for coaches weighing a switch. Prices checked on 22 September 2026.
Everfit alternatives compared
Prices checked on 22 September 2026 on each company’s own pricing page; they change, so confirm before you buy. Figures below are monthly billing. Still deciding whether to leave? Our Everfit review covers what it does well.
- Best for
- Meal planning included, no separate module
- Cheapest paid plan
- $10/mo (Grow, 2 clients)
- Free trial / plan
- 30 days, no card, plus a free Basic plan (1 client)
- Branded app
- $169 one-time on Pro; own listing from Studio
- Best for
- A branded app earlier in the lineup
- Cheapest paid plan
- $29.98/mo (Starter, 5 clients)
- Free trial / plan
- 14 days, no card
- Branded app
- Yes, from Standard, no extra fee
- Best for
- Unlimited clients from Premium
- Cheapest paid plan
- EUR 25/mo (Starter, 3 clients)
- Free trial / plan
- 30 days, no card
- Branded app
- EUR 95 one-time; EUR 145/mo white label
- Best for
- Unlimited clients with a branded app on one plan
- Cheapest paid plan
- $35/mo (Essentials, 25 clients)
- Free trial / plan
- 14 days
- Branded app
- Yes, Ultimate only ($99/mo)
- Best for
- A small, slow-growing roster on a tight budget
- Cheapest paid plan
- $19.90/mo (Basic, 3 clients)
- Free trial / plan
- 1 month, cancel free
- Branded app
- Yes, from Pro (pricing and features pages disagree)
- Best for
- Meal plans included from the entry plan
- Cheapest paid plan
- $49/mo (Plus, up to 50 clients)
- Free trial / plan
- 14 days, card required, not charged until trial ends
- Branded app
- Yes, Ultimate only
- Best for
- The lowest entry price here
- Cheapest paid plan
- $15/mo (Starter, 2 clients)
- Free trial / plan
- 30 days, no card
- Branded app
- Yes: Super Pro $149/mo + $75 one-time
Why do trainers look for an Everfit alternative?
Everfit is a fair starting point, with a free Starter plan and Pro adding an AI Workout Builder and habit coaching. The friction shows up as the roster grows and a coach wants more than the core plan offers.
Pro pricing climbs steeply by client step. A full meal-plan module is a separate add-on, and so is Payments and Packages. A real white-label app is Enterprise only, by quote, out of reach for most independent coaches.
Trainerize: meal planning included, no separate module
- Cheapest plan
- Free (Basic, 1 client)
- Clients included
- 1
- Payments
- $10/mo add-on (Grow & Pro)
- Branded app
- $169 one-time (shared listing)
Trainerize runs a free Basic plan through Grow and up to Pro, which scales by client seats as the roster grows. The meal planner with MyFitnessPal sync is part of the plan, not a paid add-on.
Stripe payments cost extra on Grow and Pro, on top of the plan price. An independent store listing needs Studio, with your own Apple Developer account.
- Pro pricing scales by client seats, so a full roster costs well past the $25 entry price
- Stripe payments still cost $10 a month extra
- The Pro branded app sits on the shared Trainerize Apple listing
- Meal planner with MyFitnessPal sync is included, not a $39 add-on
- Free plan for 1 client and a 30 day trial with no card
- Own store listing available from Studio
TrueCoach: a branded app earlier in the lineup
- Cheapest plan
- $29.98/mo (Starter)
- Clients included
- 5
- Payments
- 5% flat (invoice total)
- Branded app
- Included from Standard
TrueCoach is built for strength, bodybuilding and CrossFit-style coaching, with tiers scaling from Standard to Pro as the roster grows. Its trial runs shorter than most here, with no card required.
Meal plans on TrueCoach are delivered as documents with macros tracked via MyFitnessPal, not a true meal-plan builder. TrueCoach Payments takes a flat cut of the invoice total including tax, and only works for coaches in the US, UK, Canada and Australia.
- The invoice fee is a flat 5 percent, tax included, with no volume break
- Coaches outside the US, UK, Canada or Australia cannot use TrueCoach Payments at all
- Meal plans are documents, not a real planner, same gap as Everfit
- Branded app included from Standard, no extra fee
- Drag-and-drop builder with 3,500+ exercise videos
- Habit tracking and progress photos on every plan
My PT Hub: unlimited clients once you clear the entry tier
- Cheapest plan
- EUR 25/mo (Starter)
- Clients included
- 3
- Payments
- Not published; confirm directly
- Branded app
- EUR 95 one-time; EUR 145/mo listing
My PT Hub prices in EUR rather than dollars, with Starter tightly capped on clients, workouts and nutrition plans. Premium removes those caps and adds an AI workout builder, group bookings and automated check-ins.
Nutrition includes a macro calculator and a large food database with a barcode scanner, built into the plan. Your own store listing costs extra on top of Premium, or comes included in the top Ultimate tier.
- Automated check-ins and the AI builder both sit behind the Premium upgrade
- Your own store listing is EUR 145 a month on top of Premium
- Starter is capped at 3 clients, 50 workouts and 50 nutrition plans
- Premium at EUR 59 removes client, workout and nutrition plan caps in one step
- Nutrition planning and an 8,000+ exercise video library included, not an add-on
- 30 day trial, no card required
Kahunas: unlimited clients and a branded app on one plan
- Cheapest plan
- $35/mo (Essentials)
- Clients included
- 25
- Payments
- Stripe/PayPal, no commission
- Branded app
- Ultimate only ($99/mo)
Kahunas runs three tiers, climbing from Essentials through Growth before Ultimate removes the client cap for a flat fee.
Every tier includes custom check-in forms, habit tracking and unlimited plans, with payments through Stripe or PayPal at no platform commission.
- The branded app is Ultimate only and needs your own developer accounts
- No MyFitnessPal integration, per its own help centre
- The trial is 14 days, shorter than Everfit’s 30
- Ultimate at $99 covers unlimited clients and your own app listings, no Enterprise quote needed
- Stripe and PayPal with no platform commission
- 1.6 million item food database
PT Distinction: a falling per-client rate for a small roster
- Cheapest plan
- $19.90/mo (Basic)
- Clients included
- 3 (then $6.00/extra)
- Payments
- PayPal native; Stripe via Zapier
- Branded app
- Disputed; confirm directly
PT Distinction charges a base fee plus a per-extra-client rate that falls at each tier, from Basic through Master. There is one month free, with nothing to pay if you cancel inside it.
The builder covers circuits, supersets and giant sets, with an AI Meal Planner built in rather than a separate module. Its pricing and features pages disagree on which plans include a branded app, so confirm directly before switching.
- Pricing and features pages disagree on which plans include a branded app
- Stripe needs Zapier; only PayPal is native
- Per-client rate still adds up on a large roster
- AI Meal Planner included, not a $39 add-on
- Per-extra-client rate falls as you grow, to $1.60 on Master
- One month free, cancel with nothing to pay
Scraler: meal plans included from the entry plan
- Cheapest plan
- $49/mo (Plus)
- Clients included
- 50 active
- Payments
- Stripe, from Premium ($69/mo)
- Branded app
- Ultimate only, from $109/mo
Scraler is coaching software with a dashboard for the coach and an app for the client, bundling a workout and programme builder, meal plans, recipes, nutrition tracking (a TDEE calculator is a common starting point), check-ins, habit tracking, chat and scheduling into the entry plan, with no separate meal-plan fee.
Premium folds in AI meal-plan and workout generation, a client community and Stripe payments. Ultimate then adds the white-label app, publishing iOS under the trainer’s own Apple account and Android through Scraler’s Play Console.
- Payments start at Premium, not on the entry plan
- The white-label app is Ultimate only
- Newer and smaller than Everfit, and the trial needs a card
- Meal plans, recipes and nutrition tracking included from the $49 entry plan
- Up to 50 active clients on Plus, and archived clients do not count
- White-label app on Ultimate, with Android under Scraler’s Play Console at no store fee to the trainer
FitBudd: the lowest entry price of the group
- Cheapest plan
- $15/mo (Starter)
- Clients included
- 2 (+$4/extra)
- Payments
- Not stated on site
- Branded app
- Super Pro $149/mo + $75 setup
FitBudd’s entry tier charges per extra client on top of the base price. Pro brings custom app theming and a branded website at a higher per-seat rate, with a trial that needs no card.
Nutrition includes a large food library with barcode scanning, and check-ins cover progress photos and habit tracking. Several features sit behind add-ons, and every plan charges per extra client.
- The white-labelled tier costs $149 a month plus a one-off $75 setup fee
- Per-client charges apply on every plan, on top of the base price
- Custom app theming and other features are sold as separate add-ons
- The cheapest starting price of any option in this list, at $15 a month
- Barcode scanning across a food library of 1 million+ items
- No card needed for the 30 day trial
How to move off Everfit
Before you cancel, export your client list, workout templates and any meal plans you have built, since Everfit has no bulk export tool. Most platforms above expect you to rebuild manually from that export.
Scraler runs a free switch page that takes an export from Everfit, Trainerize, TrueCoach or another platform, and rebuilds the clients, workouts and meal plans on your new account. Keep both subscriptions active for a week or two while clients move over. If Trainerize is also on your shortlist, see Trainerize alternatives, Trainerize pricing or Everfit vs Trainerize.
Workouts, meal plans, recipes and nutrition tracking on one client profile from the $49 entry plan, with your own branded app on Ultimate. The 14 day trial asks for a card, but nothing is billed unless the account is still active when it ends.
Start free trialFrequently asked questions
- What is the cheapest alternative to Everfit?
- On a monthly paid plan, Trainerize Grow starts at $10/month for 2 clients and FitBudd Starter at $15/month for 2 clients, both below Everfit Pro’s $19/month for 5 clients. Everfit’s own free Starter plan, covering 5 clients, is still the cheapest option of all if you stay under that cap.
- Which Everfit alternative includes meal planning without a separate add-on?
- Trainerize includes a meal planner with MyFitnessPal sync in its base plans, PT Distinction includes an AI Meal Planner, My PT Hub folds nutrition into Premium, and Scraler includes meal plans and recipes from its $49 Plus plan. Everfit charges from $39/month extra for its full meal-plan module.
- Is there an Everfit alternative with a branded app that does not need an Enterprise quote?
- Yes. TrueCoach includes a branded app from Standard ($69.98/month) at no extra fee, Kahunas includes one on Ultimate ($99/month) with unlimited clients, and Scraler includes one on Ultimate (from $109/month). Everfit’s own-listing white label needs an Enterprise quote with a 500-client Studio minimum.
- What happens to my current Everfit clients and programmes if I switch?
- It depends on the vendor; most expect a manual rebuild from an export. Scraler’s free switch page takes that export, from Everfit or several other platforms, and rebuilds the clients, workouts and meal plans in it for you.
- Is there a free plan among these Everfit alternatives?
- Trainerize keeps a permanently free Basic plan for 1 client. Everfit’s own free Starter plan, covering 5 clients, is more generous than any free tier among the alternatives here; the rest offer a free trial instead of a free plan.
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