Trainerize pricing in 2026, and what it costs per client
Trainerize charges by client capacity. Its free plan covers one coaching client, while paid plans increase the number of client seats and add more business features.
Before comparing prices, check the platform. FitLinkPro is available on iOS, while Trainerize supports both iOS and Android. If you or your clients rely on Android, Trainerize is the practical choice between these two products.
Trainerize prices in August 2026
| Plan | Monthly | Clients included |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Free | Up to 1 |
| Grow | $10 | Up to 2 |
| Pro 5 | $25 | Up to 5 |
| Pro 50 | $135 | Up to 50 |
| Other Pro tiers | Check the pricing selector | Up to 15, 30, 75, 100 or 200 |
| Studio Plus | From $275 per month | Up to 500 |
These are the monthly prices on the official Trainerize pricing page, checked on 18 August 2026. With the page switched to annual billing the same plans show $9, $23 and $248 per month — that is the 10% annual discount, not a different price list. Trainerize raised prices on 16 March 2026; the figures here are the post-increase ones.
What that works out to per client
| Roster | Trainerize | FitLinkPro | Per client, Trainerize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 client | Free | $2.99 | $0 |
| 2 clients | $10 | $2.99 | $5.00 |
| 5 clients | $25 | $2.99 | $5.00 |
| 50 clients | $135 | $2.99 | $2.70 |
Trainerize offers a 30-day trial without a credit card. FitLinkPro offers a 7-day trial through the App Store.
The pricing models are different. Trainerize is free for one client, then moves through tiers as the roster grows. FitLinkPro charges one subscription price regardless of the number of clients.
When Trainerize is the better fit
Trainerize is built around delivering an ongoing coaching service to the client. Its plans include workout delivery, habits, nutrition tracking, messaging and integrations. Scheduling, payment processing, video coaching and advanced nutrition features may require a higher plan or a paid add-on.
Trainerize clients use its iOS or Android app. A custom-branded app is separate: the official pricing page lists a one-time $169 setup fee for Pro and includes it with Studio plans.
If you run an online coaching business, need in-app messaging or nutrition tools, or work with clients on both mobile platforms, Trainerize offers more of that infrastructure. TrueCoach is another platform in the same category, with its own client tiers and remote-coaching workflow.
When FitLinkPro is the better fit
FitLinkPro focuses on the trainer’s work during and around a session: logging sets, keeping client records, tracking packages and payments, planning appointments and reviewing progress.
It can send a workout to the client’s app, but it does not try to replace a full online-coaching platform. Its main advantage is a flat subscription price and a workflow designed for trainers who coach in person or combine in-person and simple remote programming.
Questions to ask before switching
Do your clients need Android support? Do you deliver nutrition coaching in the same product? Is in-app messaging part of your service? Do you need a custom-branded client app or tools for several coaches?
If those features are central to your business, Trainerize is likely the better match. If your priority is fast session logging and straightforward client administration on iOS, compare the two trials with a few real client records before deciding.
Disclosure. Trainerize is a third-party product name owned by its respective owner. FitLinkPro is not affiliated with or endorsed by Trainerize. Pricing and feature information was verified from public sources on 18 August 2026 and may change.
FitLinkPro is available on iOS. There is no Android version.