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TrueCoach is a mature, well-loved product in the US, but it's 100% manual, English-only and now adds a new 5% per-transaction fee. Honest list with pros and cons of each. The AI is optional — turn it off anytime; you keep the final say.
TrueCoach works well if you coach in English and program everything by hand. But it has real limits: no AI (every periodization is manual), it's officially English-only ("only available in English at this time"), and since January 2026 it charges a 5% fee on every transaction on top of Stripe's. If you want routines that re-progress themselves after each session — or you coach in Spanish and bill in local currency — here are the 5 best alternatives.
Updated: July 22, 2026
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: 2026-07-21
Each alternative with its short pitch, concrete pros and cons, and a deeper link where it applies.
The best TrueCoach alternative for coaches who want the plan to re-program itself: Kaizer recalculates estimated 1RM with NSCA tables and adjusts weights and reps after every session the client logs — TrueCoach is 100% manual. Add a polished native client app and churn alerts; the full product works in Spanish, English and Portuguese, with prices in USD and billing in local currency.
Global English-language all-in-one with one of the best workout builders on the market. Its 1RM% feature recalculates estimated 1RM and auto-fills weights as the client progresses.
Coach version of the popular Hevy app. Simple, cheap and highly rated; clients use the Hevy app many lifters already have.
UK-based all-in-one platform with broad feature depth and nutrition included. Popular in the UK and internationally.
Historical English-language leader, robust and well-iterated. Good option if you work 100% with English-speaking clients and need product maturity.
If you coach 100% in English and want full, manual control over every program, TrueCoach is still a solid, mature option. If you want a plan that re-programs itself after every session — with you keeping the final say — Kaizer. If your priority is a very deep manual builder in English, Everfit. If you want something simple and cheap with a client app your lifters already use, Hevy Coach. If you need nutrition + training in one English-language tool, My PT Hub.
Kaizer. TrueCoach has no real AI — every program and every periodization is hand-edited. Kaizer automatically adjusts weights and reps after every session the client logs, using estimated 1RM from NSCA tables. The AI is optional: turn it off anytime; you keep the final say.
Kaizer. TrueCoach is officially English-only ("As a U.S. based company, TrueCoach is only available in English"). Kaizer works entirely in Rioplatense Spanish and has LATAM-hours support. Everfit only translates the client app; the coach dashboard stays in English.
Yes. Kaizer has a Free plan for up to 3 clients, Everfit up to 5 and Hevy Coach up to 3. TrueCoach offers a 14-day trial but no permanent free plan.
As of January 7, 2026, TrueCoach charges a 5% fee on every transaction, on the full invoice including tax, on top of Stripe's (~2.9% + $0.30). On large invoices that fee can exceed the subscription cost. Kaizer doesn't charge that 5% per-transaction fee and shows prices in USD while charging in pesos.
Kaizer focuses on personal trainers and individual programming; it does not publish gym-operations features.
May 2026. We review pricing and features of each alternative quarterly.
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