The best Trainerize alternatives in 2026.
Trainerize charges USD 50 a month for 15 clients and USD 135 for 50, and its client app is English only. If either of those matters to you, these are the alternatives worth a look, with what each one costs.
Why look for a Trainerize alternative.
Trainerize is one of the most complete products in the category, and it offers something almost nobody else does: a permanent free plan for one client. The cost shows up as you grow: 15 clients cost USD 50 a month and 50 cost USD 135, and several features are billed separately, such as advanced nutrition (USD 20 to 45 a month), video coaching (USD 10) and Stripe payments (USD 10). Its client app is listed in English only on the App Store, and its AI workout builder is still in beta. If you coach Spanish or Portuguese speakers, or want loads to adjust after every session without editing them by hand, these are the options.
Updated: September 27, 2026
Sources and methodology.
We compare each product using its public pricing and official documentation. Prices, limits, and features can change; these sources were checked on the date shown.
Reviewed: 2026-09-26
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One by one.
Each alternative with its short pitch, concrete pros and cons, and a deeper link where it applies.
Kaizer
KaizerBuilds routines with AI and adjusts weight and reps after every session the client logs, with the trainer keeping the final call. The product and the client app work in Spanish, English and Portuguese, from USD 19 a month for 15 clients.
See detailsPros- Weight and rep adjustments after every logged session, based on estimated 1RM and RIR.
- USD 19 a month for up to 15 clients and USD 49 for up to 50, with AI routines and nutrition included.
- Client app in Spanish, English and Portuguese, on iOS and Android.
- Imports the routine you already use from a PDF, Word or Excel file, or a photo.
Cons- A younger product (2024) with a smaller community than Trainerize.
- Does not process payments: it tracks who paid and who owes, but the money is collected outside Kaizer.
- No branded app on the trainer plans.
Everfit
The closest match in scope: a full workout builder, AI Workout Builder, a free plan for up to 5 clients and a client app in Spanish since April 2026.
Pros- Free for up to 5 clients, with no end date.
- AI Workout Builder and AI-assisted replies.
- Client app in six languages, Spanish included.
- 4.8 out of 5 on Capterra from 424 reviews.
Cons- No 15-client tier: you pay for 20, USD 49 a month.
- Payments (USD 9 a month) and meal plans (USD 39) are add-ons.
- The client app is not available in Portuguese.
Harbiz
A Madrid company with a Spanish-language product, built for trainers and nutritionists who bill in euros.
Pros- Product and client app in Spanish.
- Up to 50 clients on the Pro plan for EUR 119 a month.
- Harbiz AI for training and nutrition plans.
- Built-in payments and subscriptions.
Cons- Basic also has 15, 30 and 40-client tiers: check regional pricing.
- The app under your own name is a separate plan: EUR 199 a month.
- Few public reviews: 20 on Capterra.
Hevy Coach
The coaching side of the Hevy app: simple, priced by client tier and without AI, which its own site says outright.
Pros- USD 25 a month for up to 10 clients and USD 50 for up to 25.
- Your clients use Hevy, with free Hevy Pro, in 16 languages.
- 30-day trial.
- 4.8 out of 5 on Capterra.
Cons- Does not generate routines with AI, per its own site.
- No client payments and no branded app.
- Its site does not mention nutrition.
My PT Hub
A UK platform with unlimited clients from USD 59 a month: the cheapest option if you have many clients and work in English.
Pros- Unlimited clients on Premium for USD 59 a month.
- Payments included on every plan.
- The largest review base in the group: 3,206 on Capterra, 4.6 out of 5.
- Branded app for a one-time USD 95.
Cons- Client app in English only.
- A store listing under your own name costs USD 145 a month.
- The Starter plan covers 3 clients.
A use case you can verify.
Natal Gym Center uses Kaizer to organize Natal Online, its remote strength program. Its founder explains the move from spreadsheets and PDFs to delivering plans through the app. This is a usage account, not evidence of migration from the products compared or a promise of results.
A training plan inside Kaizer.
Weeks, sessions and exercises in the dashboard trainers use.
Actual product screenshot, captured on September 27, 2026 in a local demo account. English interface and sample content. This is not a recommended workout or a client's result.
View full screenshotWhat each option costs.
Monthly price for 15 and 50 clients, what the cheapest paid plan includes and which languages the client app speaks, from each product's official site.
TrainerizeEverfitHarbizHevy CoachMy PT HubFree plan or trial14-day trialFree for 1 client; 30-day trialFree up to 5 clients14-day trial30-day trial30-day trialCheapest paid planUSD 5/mo, 3 clients (Basic)USD 10/mo, 2 clients (Grow)USD 19/mo, 5 clients (Pro)EUR 19/mo, 5 clients (Basic)USD 25/mo, up to 10 clientsUSD 25/mo, 3 clients (Starter)15 clientsUSD 19/mo (Starter)USD 50/mo (Pro 15)USD 49/mo (Pro, 20 clients)Basic 15: check regional priceUSD 50/mo (11 to 25)USD 59/mo (Premium, unlimited)50 clientsUSD 49/mo (Pro)USD 135/mo (Pro 50)USD 95/mo (Pro, 50)EUR 119/mo (Pro)USD 90/mo (26 to 50)USD 59/mo (Premium)Branded appNot on trainer plansUSD 169 setup on Pro; own app on StudioCustom branding on Pro; own app on EnterpriseUnder your name on the App plan (EUR 199/mo)No; clients use the Hevy appUSD 95 one-time; in the stores, USD 145/moClient paymentsTracks payments; does not process themVia Stripe, USD 10/mo add-onUSD 9/mo add-onYes, payments and subscriptionsNoYes, includedAI workout builderYes, from StarterAI Workout Builder, in betaYes, AI Workout BuilderYes, Harbiz AINo, per its own siteYes, from PremiumClient app languagesSpanish, English and PortugueseEnglish onlySix languages, Spanish included; no PortugueseSpanish, English and German16 languages, Spanish and Portuguese includedEnglish onlyMonthly list prices before tax, checked on September 26, 2026 on each product's pricing page; check each source for annual discounts and regional prices. Where no plan exists for the exact count, the first plan that covers it is shown. Harbiz prices in euros. "Computed" adds the per-client fee FitBudd publishes. Languages come from each app's App Store listing unless noted.
When staying with Trainerize makes sense.
If your clients speak English, if your business already runs on its nutrition, video and payments add-ons, or if you need a fully branded app in the stores (it offers one on its Studio plans), Trainerize is still a solid, mature choice: 4.6 out of 5 on Capterra from almost 700 reviews. And if you coach a single person, its free plan may be enough.
How to choose.
If you want the plan to adjust after every session and you work in Spanish or Portuguese, start with Kaizer. If you want something free to start with a few clients, Everfit covers up to 5 at no cost. If you work in Spain and bill in euros, look at Harbiz. If you only need to log workouts without AI, Hevy Coach is the simplest. And if you have many clients and everything is in English, My PT Hub is the cheapest unlimited plan.
Moving over takes an afternoon, not a month.
You bring what you already have, your clients join with a link, and the plan carries on where it was.
You upload the routine you already have.
PDF, Word, Excel, CSV, text or a photo. Kaizer reads the exercises, sets and loads, and you fix whatever needs fixing.
You invite your clients with a link.
They train, and the plan adjusts on its own.
Frequently asked questions about Trainerize alternatives.
On monthly billing, Trainerize charges USD 10 for Grow (2 clients), USD 25 for Pro 5, USD 50 for Pro 15, USD 79 for Pro 30 and USD 135 for Pro 50; paying yearly takes 10% off. It has a free plan for 1 client and a 30-day trial with unlimited clients. Advanced nutrition, video and Stripe payments are billed separately.
Its client app is listed in English only on the App Store, and its site does not name other languages for the coach dashboard. Everfit, Harbiz and Hevy Coach have client apps in Spanish. Kaizer runs the coach dashboard and the client app in Spanish, English and Portuguese.
It depends on what you need. Kaizer has the whole product in Spanish, builds routines with AI and adjusts weight and reps after every logged session, from USD 19 a month for 15 clients. Harbiz is a Spanish company that bills in euros. Everfit has a Spanish client app and is free for up to 5 clients.
Everfit is free for up to 5 clients, with no end date, and Trainerize itself has a free plan for 1 client. Kaizer has no free plan: it offers a 14-day trial, and its cheapest plan, Basic, costs USD 5 a month for 3 clients.
Kaizer adjusts weight and reps after every session the client logs, based on estimated 1RM and RIR, and the trainer keeps the final call. To compare it with another tool, the most useful test is running the full flow with a real client during the 14-day trial.
On September 26, 2026, on each product's official pricing page. Prices change, so confirm them on each vendor's site before you decide. We review this comparison every three months.
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