My PT Hub Alternatives

How do these My PT Hub alternatives compare?

Prices checked on each company's own pricing page on 28 September 2026; they change, so confirm before you buy. Figures are monthly billing unless stated otherwise.

Why do coaches look for a My PT Hub alternative?

My PT Hub earns its following. An 8,000-plus HD exercise video library, a 650,000-plus item food database with a barcode scanner and unlimited clients on Premium at one flat price are genuine strengths. Coaches who look elsewhere are usually reacting to how that price is presented, not the product itself.

• The pricing page defaults to a lower view. It loads on "Annual paid monthly" billing, showing EUR 22.50, a EUR 15.60 promo rate and EUR 195, all below the flexible monthly prices of EUR 25, EUR 59 and EUR 215 you would actually pay month to month.
• Payments has no published fee. My PT Hub takes payments on every plan, but neither the processor nor the per-transaction cost appears on its official pages, unlike TrueCoach and Kahunas.
• A white-label store listing costs extra. Your own App Store and Google Play listing is EUR 145/month on top of Premium; it only comes included once you move to Ultimate at EUR 215/month.
• Automation sits behind Premium. The AI workout builder, group bookings, live streams and automated check-ins only unlock on Premium; Starter is capped at 3 clients, 50 workouts and 50 nutrition plans.

None of that makes My PT Hub a bad choice. It means the right alternative depends on whether the payments fee, the branded app cost or the Starter-tier caps are what actually affects you.

Trainerize: the largest platform, priced by client seat

Trainerize is the largest platform in this category, by coach count, with an AI Workout Builder, meal planners with MyFitnessPal sync and weekly progress summaries. Its Pro plan runs the opposite of My PT Hub Premium: rather than one flat unlimited price, it scales by client seat count as your roster grows.

Pro starts at $25/month for 5 clients and climbs to $250/month at 200, and Stripe payments cost an extra $10/month on Grow and Pro. A branded app is $169 one-time on Pro but sits inside Trainerize's shared Apple listing; an independent listing on both stores needs Studio, from $275/month. If it is not the fit either, the Trainerize alternatives guide covers the wider field.

TrueCoach: a branded app included, one published payments fee

TrueCoach is built for strength, bodybuilding, CrossFit and physical therapy coaching, with a drag-and-drop workout builder and a large exercise video library. Unlike My PT Hub, it includes a branded app on its second plan with no separate setup fee.

Standard is $69.98/month for 20 clients and Pro is $164.98/month for 50; above that, TrueCoach quotes special pricing through support rather than publishing an unlimited tier like My PT Hub Premium. Full plan detail is in the TrueCoach pricing breakdown. TrueCoach Payments takes a flat 5 percent of the invoice total including tax, and only works in the US, UK, Canada and Australia. See TrueCoach vs Trainerize for a direct comparison, or the wider TrueCoach alternatives list.

Everfit: a free tier, then per-client pricing

Everfit keeps a forever-free Starter plan for up to 5 clients, more generous than My PT Hub's cheapest paid tier at the same headcount. Pro then scales client by client rather than staying flat, rising to $290/month at 300 clients.

A full meal-plan module costs $39/month extra and Payments adds $9/month on top of the plan price. Logo and colour branding comes on Pro, but a true white-label app needs an Enterprise quote with a 500-client minimum, a far higher bar than My PT Hub's Ultimate plan. The Everfit pricing breakdown has every client step, and Everfit vs Trainerize and Everfit vs TrueCoach compare it directly. The Everfit alternatives guide covers the wider field.

Kahunas: the closest match to unlimited clients on one plan

Kahunas is one of the few platforms here that matches My PT Hub's unlimited-client structure. Ultimate covers unlimited clients for a flat $99/month and includes your own iOS and Android store listings at no extra fee, something My PT Hub charges EUR 145/month for on Premium. The app needs your own Apple Developer and Google developer accounts.

Every tier includes custom check-in forms, habit tracking and messaging with voice notes. It has no MyFitnessPal integration, per its own help centre, and its trial runs 14 days against My PT Hub's 30. See Kahunas pricing for every tier, Kahunas vs Everfit for a direct comparison, or the Kahunas alternatives guide for the wider field.

PT Distinction: a branded app from Pro, no setup fee

PT Distinction charges per extra client on every tier rather than jumping between flat bands. Its Pro and Master plans include your own branded iOS and Android apps with no separate fee listed, where My PT Hub charges EUR 95 one-time for a branded app.

Basic is $19.90/month for 3 clients plus $6.00 for each extra; Pro is $59.90/month for 25 clients plus $2.40 each extra. Its own features page says every feature is included in every plan, which conflicts with the pricing page's Basic-tier branded-app restriction; the plan table is the safer figure to plan around. The PT Distinction pricing page covers the Master tier too, and PT Distinction vs Trainerize compares the two directly. The PT Distinction alternatives guide covers the wider field.

Scraler: workouts, nutrition and check-ins in one app

Scraler is coaching software with a dashboard for the coach and an app for the client, bundling workout planning, meal plans, nutrition tracking, check-ins, habit tracking, chat and scheduling in one entry plan, with archived clients excluded from the cap rather than counted forever.

Premium raises the cap to 100 clients and folds in Stripe payments, AI generation, community and a landing page builder under one price rather than selling them as add-ons. Ultimate then scales in tiers from $109 at 100 clients to $499 at 500, adding a white-label app (iOS under the trainer's own Apple Developer account, Android under Scraler's own Google Play account at no cost to the trainer), custom domain and studio management.

How do you migrate off My PT Hub?

Export what you can from My PT Hub first: client contacts, active workouts and nutrition plans, since most platforms expect you to rebuild rather than import automatically. Start with your highest-value templates so active clients notice the least disruption.

Scraler's switch page is a free service that rebuilds clients, workouts and meal plans from a My PT Hub export. If you are still deciding, the My PT Hub pricing breakdown and the My PT Hub vs Trainerize comparison cover the same ground from a different angle, and the online coaching platforms guide looks at the wider field, alongside the best apps for personal trainers roundup.