Everfit vs Trainerize
Everfit and Trainerize are per-client coaching apps. Everfit Pro is $19/month billed monthly for 5 clients, or $16 billed annually, and its Starter plan is free for up to 5 clients. Trainerize Pro is $23/month billed monthly for 5 clients, with a free plan for 1 client. WithMe is $25/month billed annually for programs sold to many.
$25/month billed annually. 0% commission. 8,000+ creators.
WithMe is made by FitWith Ltd. One plan, $25/month billed annually (UK £25), checked on 27 Oct 2026.
Price table
| Product | Price checked 27 Oct 2026 | Fee on sales | Trial |
|---|---|---|---|
| WithMe One plan | $25/month billed annually (UK £25). Checked 27 Oct 2026. | 0% commission. Stripe processing fees still apply. | 14-day free trial |
| Everfit Pro, 5 clients | $19/month billed monthly, or $16/month billed annually, for 5 clients. Checked 27 Oct 2026. | Not published | Not published |
| ABC Trainerize Pro, 5 clients | $23/month billed monthly for 5 clients, rising with client seats up to 200. Checked 27 Oct 2026. | Not published | 30-day free trial |
How to read the rows
| Question | WithMe | Everfit | ABC Trainerize |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $25/month billed annually | $19/month billed monthly for 5 clients, or $16 billed annually | $23/month billed monthly for 5 clients |
| Free option | 14-day free trial | Free Starter plan for up to 5 clients | Free plan for 1 client, and a 30-day trial |
| Top of the Pro plan | Unlimited customers | 300 clients at $290/month billed monthly | 200 clients, then Studio Plus at $248/month |
| Extras | Courses, community, coaching bookings and email included | Meal plans, automation and payments are add-ons | Meal plans and a Trainerize.me storefront, with add-ons priced separately |
Free start or wider toolkit
Both are built for a coach writing training for individual clients, and both price by roster. Everfit is cheaper to start: free up to 5 clients, then Pro from $19/month billed monthly. Trainerize starts at $23/month billed monthly for 5 clients on Pro, after a 30-day trial with unlimited clients.
Everfit sells extras such as meal plans, automation and payments as add-ons, so the real bill depends on which you switch on. Trainerize also prices add-ons separately. Compare the plan plus the add-ons you need, at your real client count.
WithMe is not a third coaching app. It is for the coach who sells one program to many people, with a course, a community, coaching bookings and email, at $25/month billed annually with 0% commission.
Fifty clients on each
Fifty clients on Everfit Pro is $95/month billed monthly, or $79 billed annually, before add-ons. Trainerize prices 50 clients on its Pro seat tiers, above the $23 five client plan. WithMe does not price by client: $25/month billed annually.
Switching between them
Moving between coaching apps means rebuilding programs and asking every client to install a new app. Switch between training blocks, and start new clients on the new app first.
WithMe
- $25/month billed annually (UK £25). 14-day free trial. 0% commission. Stripe processing fees still apply. 8,000+ creators.
- An all-in-one creator hub: the simplicity of Stan Store with the functionality of Kajabi, not a link-in-bio.
- Free migration is only on the yearly plan. It takes 5 to 10 working days, and your old site stays live until you approve the new hub.
Sources checked 27 Oct 2026
- Prices from WithMe. 27 Oct 2026.
- Prices from Everfit. 27 Oct 2026.
- Prices from ABC Trainerize. 27 Oct 2026.
Questions
Is Everfit free?
Everfit's Starter plan is free for up to 5 clients. Pro starts at $19/month billed monthly, or $16 billed annually, for 5 clients.
Is Trainerize or Everfit cheaper?
At 5 clients, Everfit: $19/month against $23/month, both billed monthly. Add-ons change the total on both, so price the ones you need.
Where does WithMe fit?
WithMe is for selling a program, coaching and a community to many people at $25/month billed annually with 0% commission. It does not build or log workouts.
$25/month billed annually. 0% commission. 8,000+ creators.
Group: Mixed stacks.