My PT Hub vs Trainerize: Which Coaching App Should You Choose?
My PT Hub suits a coach who wants an unlimited roster on one flat EUR price and a very large food database with barcode scanning. Trainerize suits a USD-based coach who wants to start free, scale seat by seat, and get a native meal planner with MyFitnessPal sync built into the core price.
- My PT Hub prices in EUR: Starter EUR 25/mo (3 clients), Premium EUR 59/mo (unlimited), Ultimate EUR 215/mo (every add-on). Trainerize prices in USD, by client seat: Basic free (1), Grow $10/mo (2), Pro $25/mo (5) up to $250/mo (200), Studio from $275/mo (500).
- These are two different currencies. This article does not convert between EUR and Trainerize's USD prices, so treat any side-by-side number as informational, not a direct saving.
- My PT Hub Premium covers an unlimited roster for a flat EUR 59/mo, all the way from 4 clients to 100 or more. Trainerize Pro instead climbs seat by seat, reaching $79/mo at 30 clients and $225/mo at 100.
- My PT Hub's own pricing page defaults to an "Annual paid monthly" view (EUR 22.50, a EUR 15.60 promo rate, EUR 195), lower than the flexible monthly prices used throughout this article.
- My PT Hub's branded app is EUR 95 one-time, with your own store listing EUR 145/mo extra on Premium or included in Ultimate. Trainerize charges $169 one-time for a Pro branded app under its shared Apple listing, with your own listings from Studio at $275/mo.
My PT Hub vs Trainerize price at 3, 30 and 100 clients
My PT Hub prices in EUR across three flat-fee plans, two of which cover an unlimited roster. Trainerize prices in USD by client seat, so its number changes with every few clients added, while My PT Hub's largely does not.
- My PT Hub (EUR)
- EUR 25/mo (Starter, 3-client cap)
- Trainerize (USD)
- $25/mo (Pro, cheapest seat step that covers 3 clients is 5 seats)
- My PT Hub (EUR)
- EUR 59/mo (Premium, unlimited clients)
- Trainerize (USD)
- $79/mo (Pro, 30 client seats)
- My PT Hub (EUR)
- EUR 59/mo (Premium, unlimited clients)
- Trainerize (USD)
- $225/mo (Pro, 100 client seats)
| Roster size | My PT Hub (EUR) | Trainerize (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| 3 clients | EUR 25/mo (Starter, 3-client cap) | $25/mo (Pro, cheapest seat step that covers 3 clients is 5 seats) |
| 30 clients | EUR 59/mo (Premium, unlimited clients) | $79/mo (Pro, 30 client seats) |
| 100 clients | EUR 59/mo (Premium, unlimited clients) | $225/mo (Pro, 100 client seats) |
These are two currencies, EUR against USD, and this article does not convert between them. What the table does show plainly is the shape of each pricing model: My PT Hub's Premium price does not move at all between 30 and 100 clients, while Trainerize's climbs with every seat.
My PT Hub's own pricing page also defaults to an "Annual paid monthly" toggle, showing EUR 22.50, a EUR 15.60 promo rate and EUR 195, lower than the flexible monthly prices used above. Switch that toggle before comparing, or see the full breakdown in our My PT Hub pricing guide.
Workout building
My PT Hub's Premium plan includes an AI workout builder, group bookings and automated check-ins, backed by an 8,000+ HD exercise video library. Trainerize includes its own AI Workout Builder across its plans, aimed at general fitness styles.
Neither publishes a like-for-like exercise count that makes a direct comparison fair, since Trainerize does not state a library figure at all. A coach setting starting loads with a one rep max calculator will find AI-assisted programming on either platform's mid-tier plan.
Nutrition
My PT Hub's 650,000+ item food database with barcode scanning is useful for a client checking a target from a protein calculator against what they actually log. Trainerize builds a meal planner into its core price instead, with food logging and MyFitnessPal sync.
For a coach who leans on a large food database and barcode scanning, My PT Hub's library is a genuine strength. For a coach who wants a client's existing MyFitnessPal habit to carry straight over, Trainerize's sync is the more direct fit.
Payments
My PT Hub does not publish a payments processor or fee anywhere on its pricing page, so budget for that separately if you plan to bill through the platform. Trainerize's Stripe integration is a flat $10 a month add-on on Grow and Pro, with no percentage stated.
Trainerize at least gives you a number to plan around. My PT Hub's silence on payments is worth confirming directly with its sales team before assuming it is included in Premium or Ultimate.
Branded app
My PT Hub charges EUR 95 one-time for a branded app, then EUR 145 a month extra for your own store listing on Premium, or bundles the listing into Ultimate at EUR 215 a month. Trainerize charges a $169 one-time fee for a branded app on Pro, under its shared Apple listing, or a fully own-listed app from Studio at $275 a month with your own Apple Developer account.
Both platforms treat a truly independent store listing as a step up from their entry branded-app fee. My PT Hub reaches it through Ultimate's flat price; Trainerize reaches it through Studio's much higher seat-based tier.
My PT Hub
- Entry price
- EUR 25/mo (Starter, 3 clients)
- At 30 and 100 clients
- EUR 59/mo (Premium, unlimited clients)
- Payments
- On every plan, fee not published
- Branded app
- EUR 95 one-time; own listing EUR 145/mo extra on Premium, included in Ultimate
- The billing toggle opens on a lower-looking annual rate, not the real monthly one
- Nowhere on the site does it name a payments processor or a fee
- Starter caps out at just 3 clients before forcing an upgrade
- Premium holds one EUR 59 monthly price no matter how many clients you carry
- An 8,000-plus video library sits alongside a 650,000-plus item food database with a barcode scanner
- Nothing is charged for the first 30 days of the trial
Trainerize
- Entry price
- Free (Basic, 1 client) or $25/mo (Pro, 5 clients)
- At 30 clients
- $79/mo
- At 100 clients
- $225/mo
- Branded app
- $169 one-time (shared Apple listing); own listing from Studio, $275/mo
- Pro pricing climbs with every client seat, to $225 a month at 100
- On the App Store, a Pro branded app still shows under Trainerize's own listing
- Taking payments through Grow or Pro adds another $10 to the monthly bill
- A genuinely free Basic plan and a low $10/mo Grow tier to start on
- Nutrition is covered in-app, logging included, with a direct MyFitnessPal connection
- Every roster size up to 200 clients on Pro, then 500 on Studio, has a listed price
Who is each one for?
My PT Hub suits a EUR-billing coach who wants an unlimited roster on one flat price and cares more about a large food database than a fully custom brand from day one. It is a weaker fit for anyone who wants a stated payments fee upfront.
Trainerize suits a USD-billing coach who wants to start free, or cheap, and scale by seat as the roster grows, with nutrition planning already built into the same app clients train in.
If neither fits
Scraler prices in USD like Trainerize and puts workouts, nutrition, check-ins, habits and chat into a single client app from the entry plan, with a cap that only ever counts active clients since an archived one falls off it right away. Premium keeps Stripe payments inside that same $69-a-month price, no add-on and no cut, alongside AI generation and a client community.
Ultimate is where the white-label app sits, iOS through your own Apple Developer account and Android through Scraler's Google Play Console, neither at extra cost, starting at $109 a month for 100 clients. A card opens the 14 day trial, but the charge only goes through if you are still subscribed once it closes. See pricing or Best Apps for Personal Trainers.
One client app for workouts, nutrition, check-ins and messaging, payments folded in from Premium, a white-label option on Ultimate, and a cap that drops a client the moment you archive them. Fourteen days free to try, a card needed to start, and nothing billed unless the account is still open when the trial ends.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is My PT Hub or Trainerize cheaper?
- They bill in different currencies, EUR against USD, so there is no direct conversion here. At 100 clients, My PT Hub Premium is EUR 59/mo for an unlimited roster, while Trainerize Pro is $225/mo for 100 client seats. Judge the two currencies on their own terms rather than assuming a straight comparison.
- My PT Hub's own site quotes lower prices. Why?
- By default the toggle sits on "Annual paid monthly," which reads EUR 22.50, a EUR 15.60 promo rate and EUR 195. Flip it over to flexible monthly and the figures used in this article, EUR 25, EUR 59 and EUR 215, are what actually show up.
- Does either platform charge extra for payments?
- My PT Hub does not publish a payments processor or fee on its pricing page. Trainerize's Stripe integration is a flat $10/mo add-on on Grow and Pro, with no percentage stated.
- Which one includes a branded app?
- My PT Hub charges EUR 95 one-time for a branded app, then EUR 145/mo extra for your own store listing on Premium, or includes it in Ultimate at EUR 215/mo. Trainerize charges $169 one-time for a Pro app on its shared Apple listing, or a fully own-listed app from Studio at $275/mo.
- Can I migrate from My PT Hub or Trainerize to another platform?
- Most coaching platforms expect a manual rebuild. Scraler's free switch page does that work for you, turning an export from My PT Hub, Trainerize or another platform into rebuilt clients, workouts and meal plans.
