RepRaptor vs Trainerize.
Trainerize (now ABC Trainerize) targets gyms and studios wanting branded apps and large client lists. Good feature breadth, but the interface draws consistent complaints and key features cost extra. Its Pro plan is also tiered by client count, so the price climbs as your roster grows.
Cost side by side.
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At 50 clients
Month-to-month, base subscription only. Trainerize Pro pricing climbs with client count and charges separately for the branded app, payments, video coaching, and advanced nutrition. RepRaptor includes every coaching feature in the flat tier 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.
Trainerize
Up to 1 clients · Free forever, 1 client.
Up to 2 clients · Up to 2 clients.
Up to 200 clients · Tiered by client count: $25/mo at 5 clients up to $250/mo at 200.
Up to 500 clients · Per location. White-label iOS/Android, up to 500 clients per location.
Pricing notes
- Pro pricing rises with your roster: $25/mo at 5 clients, $135/mo at 50, $250/mo at 200.
- Custom branding, video coaching, integrated payments, and advanced nutrition are paid add-ons, not included in Pro.
- Studio Plus is priced per location ($275 each), so a two-location gym pays $550/mo.
- Annual billing saves about 10%. 30-day free trial, no card required.
Branded app ($169 one-time), integrated payments ($10/mo), video coaching ($10/mo), and advanced nutrition ($20–$45/mo) are paid add-ons.
Feature by feature.
| Feature | RepRaptor | Trainerize |
|---|---|---|
| Workout builder | ✓ | ✓ |
| Exercise library | ✓ | ✓ |
| Client messaging | ✓ | ✓ |
| Progress tracking | ✓ | ✓ |
| White-label app | ✓ | Pro ($169 one-time) |
| Custom branded iOS/Android app | — | Pro ($169 one-time) |
| Integrated payments | — | Paid add-on |
| Video coaching | — | Paid add-on |
| Habit tracking | — | ✓ |
| Nutrition tracking | — | Basic (advanced is add-on) |
| Community groups / challenges | — | ✓ |
| Shareable program links | ✓ | Via Business add-on |
| Program bundles | ✓ | — |
| At-risk client alerts | ✓ | — |
| Public program discovery | ✓ | Trainerize.me storefront only |
| No per-client fees | ✓ | ✓ |
| Flat monthly pricing | ✓ | — |
Where each platform wins.
Where Trainerize wins
- Community and gamification tools. Trainerize includes groups, challenges, leaderboards, and badges that RepRaptor does not have. If client retention through social competition matters to your business, this is a real difference.
- Habit and nutrition in one place. Trainerize includes habit tracking and basic meal planning. RepRaptor is workout focused and does not bundle nutrition tools, so if meal planning sits at the center of your coaching, a nutrition heavy platform like Kahunas may be the closer fit.
- Apple Watch support on Studio Plus. For coaches whose clients train with Apple Watch, Trainerize integrates directly. RepRaptor has no wearables integration.
Where RepRaptor wins
- Cheaper at almost every roster size. RepRaptor's Trainer tier is $19/mo for 10 clients. Trainerize Pro is about $50/mo at that size and $135/mo at 50 clients, where RepRaptor's Coach tier is still $49/mo. Add Trainerize's paid extras for payments and nutrition and the gap gets wider.
- Shareable program links, included. RepRaptor coaches send clients a direct link to a program bundle in the base price. Trainerize offers a storefront and shareable links, but only through its paid Business add-on.
- No add-on shopping. Every RepRaptor coaching feature is in the flat tier. Trainerize Pro charges separately for integrated payments, video coaching, and advanced nutrition.
- Public program discovery. RepRaptor publishes programs to a Discovery feed where lifters who aren't your clients can find them. Trainerize gives you a personal Trainerize.me storefront page, not a shared marketplace that surfaces your programs to new people.
- Cleaner interface. Trainerize reviews consistently flag the coach dashboard as cluttered and hard to navigate. RepRaptor is built around the workout-first experience coaches use daily.
Trainerize vs RepRaptor FAQ.
Not at most roster sizes. Trainerize Pro is tiered by client count, not the flat rate it can look like at a glance. It runs about $50/mo at 10 clients and $135/mo at 50, where RepRaptor is $19/mo and $49/mo. On top of that, integrated payments, video coaching, and advanced nutrition are paid add-ons on Trainerize but included in RepRaptor's price.
Trainerize does not charge a percentage of the app subscription itself. The integrated payments add-on runs on Stripe at Stripe's standard rates, with no extra platform cut on top.
There is no automated migration tool between the platforms. You would rebuild programs in RepRaptor's program builder. Client workout history stays in Trainerize.
Yes. Trainerize's Basic plan is free and includes 1 client. RepRaptor has no free coaching tier; coaching starts at $19/mo for up to 10 clients.
It comes down to your client count and which features you actually use. Under 10 clients both are affordable, though RepRaptor is the cheaper of the two. If you need nutrition and habit tools, Trainerize has more built in. If you want clean workout delivery with shareable links and program discovery, RepRaptor is the tighter fit.
More comparisons.
Everfit.
Most features in the category. Steeper learning curve.
Hevy Coach.
Workout-only. No discovery or community layer.
Kahunas.
Strong nutrition tools and a real branded app at $99/mo.
TrueCoach.
Remote 1-on-1 trainers. The 5% payment fee adds up fast.
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