Everfit vs Trainerize
Two tools coaches often weigh against each other, compared on the same terms.
Everfit
An online coaching platform with a genuinely usable free tier, covering workouts, habit coaching and client messaging for your first few clients.
Trainerize
An all-in-one online coaching platform — build workouts, publish them to a branded client app, track progress and message clients in one place.
Pricing
Everfit: Free tier for a small number of clients; paid tiers scale up
Trainerize: Tiered by active client count; free trial
Category
Everfit: Fitness
Trainerize: Fitness
Topics
Everfit: Workout Planner, Progress Tracker, habit-tracker
Trainerize: Workout Planner, Progress Tracker, Exercise Library
Last checked
Everfit: 2026-09-16
Trainerize: 2026-09-16
What it is
Everfit
A coaching platform in the same family as Trainerize and TrueCoach — programme builder, client app, check-ins — with habit and task coaching sitting alongside the training, and a free tier for a handful of clients.
Trainerize
The category's default answer. You build programmes from an exercise library with video, assign them to clients, and they follow along in a phone app that also handles check-ins, photos, body stats and messaging.
Best for
Everfit
Coaches taking their first online clients who cannot yet justify a monthly platform fee, and who want somewhere to grow into rather than migrate away from.
Trainerize
Coaches running a book of online clients who want one system rather than a spreadsheet, a video folder and a WhatsApp thread.
Watch out for
Everfit
The free tier exists to get you onto the ladder; the features you will eventually want sit above it. Read what the free tier actually includes today rather than what a blog post said last year.
Trainerize
Pricing steps up with active clients, so the maths only works once you are charging properly. The workout builder is powerful but fiddly — budget a weekend to build your template library before your first client sees it.
Editorial comparison — nothing here is paid placement. Pricing changes often; treat the vendor’s own page as the truth. How we review