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Best fitness coaching apps

Best fitness coaching apps for coaches with 15 to 100 clients

Personal training software grouped by how each vendor counts clients, with free entry points, add-ons and the client counts where each fits best.

Shortlist coaching software for your client count and decide whether a paid plan is needed yet.

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Best personal training software: six options sorted by how each counts clients

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Six personal training software options compared from vendor pages by how each counts clients, free entry, add-ons and fit for coaches with 15 to 100 clients.

Bottom line: The best personal training software depends on your client count, because vendors sell by different units: seat bands, finer client steps, a fee per extra client, per seat or a custom quote. This guide sorts six options by how each counts clients and says which fit 15, 30, 50 and 100 clients.

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Trainerize pricing: how plans, client bands and add-ons build the bill

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How Trainerize plans, client seat bands, add-ons and a branded app fee build the bill for coaches with 15 to 100 clients, read from the vendor's pages.

Bottom line: Trainerize pricing has four parts: a plan with a coaching client seat limit, a monthly or annual billing choice, optional add-ons and, for a branded app, a setup fee. For 30 to 100 clients the add-ons usually decide the bill. This guide shows how the parts add up and leaves every amount to the vendor's live pricing page.