RepRaptor vs Hevy Coach.
Hevy Coach is the easiest for clients to adopt, since they use the free Hevy app most lifters already know. The tradeoff is that it stays workout-only: no nutrition, no habit tools, no community layer, no branded app, and no in-app client payments.
Cost side by side.
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At 50 clients
Month-to-month, fully self-serve. Hevy is cheap at small rosters, though RepRaptor's $19 Trainer tier still undercuts it, and its slider climbs steeply to $250/mo at 200 clients and $550/mo at 500. It is also workout-only. RepRaptor adds program discovery, a community layer, and the coaching platform in one flat price.
Plans compared.
RepRaptor
Up to 10 clients · Flat rate. All coaching features.
Up to 50 clients · Most popular. Flat rate.
Up to 150 clients · Priority support. Flat rate.
Unlimited clients · Unlimited clients. Dedicated support.
No transaction fees. Annual billing: 2 months free.
Hevy Coach
Up to 10 clients
Up to 50 clients
Up to 100 clients
Up to 200 clients
Up to 500 clients · $360/mo at 300 clients up to $550/mo at 500.
Pricing notes
- Fully self-serve up to 1,000 clients, no contact-sales gate: $25 (10), $90 (50), $160 (100), $250 (200), $550 (500).
- 30-day free trial, no card. Billed via Paddle. Clients use the free Hevy app.
- Workout-only: no program discovery, no community or following, no nutrition, no integrated client payments, no branded app.
Feature by feature.
| Feature | RepRaptor | Hevy Coach |
|---|---|---|
| Workout builder | ✓ | ✓ |
| Exercise library | ✓ | ✓ |
| Client messaging | ✓ | ✓ |
| Progress tracking | ✓ | ✓ |
| Workout logging for clients | ✓ | ✓ |
| Custom exercises | ✓ | ✓ |
| Nutrition tracking | — | — |
| Habit coaching | — | — |
| White-label app | — | — |
| Custom branded app | — | — |
| Client billing / payments | — | — |
| Client fees | Clients pay $0 | Clients pay $0 |
| Community / following | ✓ | — |
| Annual discount | ✓ | — |
| Shareable program links | ✓ | — |
| Program bundles | ✓ | — |
| At-risk client alerts | ✓ | — |
| Public program discovery | ✓ | — |
| Transaction fees | None | None |
Where each platform wins.
Where Hevy Coach wins
- Dead-simple workout tool. Hevy does one thing, workout logging, and does it well. The logging screen is fast and built around how people actually track sets in the gym. If all you need is to send programs and watch the logs come back, there's almost nothing to learn.
- Clients already have the app. Hevy Coach runs on the free Hevy app that a lot of gym-goers use for personal tracking. No new download, no onboarding. If your clients already live in Hevy, the coaching side just switches on.
- Free for clients. Clients never pay a cent to Hevy. The coach carries the whole cost, which some platforms split onto the client side.
Where RepRaptor wins
- More than a workout app. Hevy logs workouts and stops there. RepRaptor wraps the same logging in a coaching dashboard, public program discovery, program bundles, and a community layer with messaging and following. The little stuff comes bundled too. When a client asks what RPE 8 works out to, you point them at the RPE to percentage chart instead of doing the math yourself. All of it sits in the base price.
- Cheaper as you grow. RepRaptor's Trainer tier is $19/mo for 10 clients vs Hevy's $25. At 50 clients RepRaptor's Coach tier is $49/mo vs Hevy's $90, and at 200 it's $199/mo for unlimited vs Hevy's $250. Hevy is fully self-serve now, it just costs more than RepRaptor at every step.
- Shareable program links. Send a client a direct URL to a program bundle. Hevy has no way to hand off a program outside the coach app.
- At-risk client alerts. RepRaptor flags clients who haven't logged a workout recently so you can follow up before someone quietly drops off. Hevy has no equivalent.
- Annual billing. RepRaptor gives 2 months free on annual billing (roughly 17% off). Hevy bills month-to-month with no annual option.
Hevy Coach vs RepRaptor FAQ.
No. RepRaptor is cheaper at every roster size we publish. At 10 clients it's $19/mo vs Hevy's $25. At 50 it's $49/mo vs $90. At 200 it's $199/mo for unlimited clients vs Hevy's $250. Hevy is fully self-serve up to around 500 clients, so there's no contact-sales wall, but it costs more than RepRaptor at each step.
No. Clients use the free Hevy app at no cost, and a lot of gym-goers already have it for personal tracking.
No. Hevy Coach is focused entirely on workout programming and logging. If your coaching includes nutrition plans, habit coaching, or check-in forms, you would need a separate tool.
Yes. Hevy uses a self-serve slider that runs up to around 500 clients, so you see a price instantly without contacting sales. It's about $160/mo at 100 clients and $250/mo at 200. RepRaptor's $199/mo Gym tier covers unlimited clients at one flat rate.
No. Program distribution in Hevy Coach works through the app. Clients are invited and access programs through the coach view. RepRaptor's shareable links let coaches send a direct URL to a program bundle, which clients can open without navigating through the app.
More comparisons.
Everfit.
Most features in the category. Steeper learning curve.
Kahunas.
Strong nutrition tools and a real branded app at $99/mo.
Trainerize.
Gyms and studios that need branded apps and community tools.
TrueCoach.
Remote 1-on-1 trainers. The 5% payment fee adds up fast.
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Plate calculator.
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RPE calculator.
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DOTS score.
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