Kaizer vs Everfit
Up-to-date comparison between Kaizer and Everfit: AI, language, add-on pricing, LATAM billing and support. Everfit is a very solid all-in-one platform; Kaizer is narrower and sharper. Built to help you decide, not to sell.
Everfit is a very complete, well-reviewed all-in-one platform (4.8/5 on Capterra, 200,000+ coaches), with one of the best manual workout builders on the market plus nutrition, habits and automation modules. Its AI, however, is generative-only: the AI Workout Builder turns your notes or a PDF into a trackable routine in seconds, but the coach still designs everything by hand. Kaizer is narrower and sharper: its AI generates the plan and also re-adjusts weights and reps automatically after every session the client logs (recalculating the estimated 1RM with NSCA tables), with you keeping the final say. Add a 100% Spanish coach dashboard (not just the client app), billing in pesos, and pricing with no add-on stack. If you need Everfit's all-in-one breadth, they win; if you want AI that reprograms on its own and a Spanish-native workflow, Kaizer.
Updated: August 10, 2026
Side by side.
EverfitAdaptive AIGenerates the plan and re-adjusts weights and reps after every logged session (NSCA-estimated 1RM)Generative-only: turns your notes or PDF into a routine; the coach designs everything by handLoad auto-progressionAutomatic across the whole routine, from real logged performanceAuto-fills weight by % of 1RM and recalculates it (Epley) — strength exercises onlyCoach dashboard languageFull Spanish support (Rioplatense + neutral) + EnglishEnglish. Client app was translated (es/fr/de/it/nl); the dashboard stays EnglishLocal-currency billingShown in USD, charged in pesosUSD onlyPricingAdaptive AI included on paid plans, no add-onsLow base + stacking add-ons (nutrition, automation, payments, on-demand)Product breadthTraining and programming (deliberate focus)All-in-one: nutrition, habits, automation, payments, on-demandSupportFull Spanish support, fast response in your hoursEnglish. Team in Vietnam.Free planBasic for up to 3 clientsFree up to 5 clients + 30-day trialPayment trackingState per client, reminder and history; does not process the moneyCharges the client (Payments & Packages add-on)Bringing what you already haveImports PDF, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, TXT or a photo (up to 500 KB)Built in its own editor; no file importWhere Kaizer wins over Everfit.
Where Everfit is the better pick.
Everfit is genuinely strong and a fair comparison has to concede it. It has one of the best manual workout builders on the market (supersets, intervals, AMRAP, EMOM, 1,000+ exercise videos) and a polished, very well-reviewed UX (4.8/5 on Capterra). It's a true all-in-one: nutrition and macros, habit coaching, automation with Autoflow, payments and an on-demand portal — broader than Kaizer, which covers training and nutrition and nothing else. It has a generous free tier (5 clients), white-label/Enterprise options and a massive, proven install base (200,000+ coaches in 200+ countries). And note: its % of 1RM feature DOES recalculate the estimated 1RM (Epley) and auto-fills weight as the client gets stronger — a partial overlap with Kaizer's territory, though limited to strength exercises and without generating or adapting the whole program. Kaizer's edge is narrower and sharper (autonomous generation + weight and rep adaptation as the core, Spanish across the workflow, local billing), not broader. If you need the all-in-one breadth, or you lean heavily on habits, automation and payments, Everfit is the right call.
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When to choose Everfit
You need the all-in-one breadth: nutrition and macros, habits, Autoflow automation, payments and on-demand.
You value one of the best manual workout builders on the market (supersets, intervals, AMRAP, EMOM, 1,000+ videos).
You want a generous free tier (5 clients) and white-label/Enterprise options.
You trust a massive, proven install base (200,000+ coaches, 4.8/5 on Capterra).
When to choose Kaizer
You want AI that reprograms, not reformats: it generates the plan and re-adjusts weights and reps after every logged session.
You work in Spanish across the whole workflow — coach dashboard included, not just the client app.
You prefer pricing with no add-on stack, with adaptive AI included on paid plans.
You bill in LATAM: priced in USD, charged in pesos.
Move from Everfit to Kaizer with guidance.
The Kaizer team guides you through onboarding and initial setup. The exact scope depends on the data available from your current tool.
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We review which data you need to bring over.
We guide you through setting up clients and routines in Kaizer.
You review the setup before inviting your clients.
If you decide to switch, the Kaizer team supports your onboarding and initial setup. Scope and timing are agreed based on the data available in your current tool.
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: 2026-08-10
FAQ: Kaizer vs Everfit.
Not in the same way. Everfit's AI Workout Builder is generative-only: it turns your text notes or a PDF into a trackable routine in seconds, but the coach designs the whole program by hand and the AI doesn't adapt it on its own. Everfit does have a % of 1RM feature that recalculates the estimated 1RM (Epley) and auto-fills weight as the client lifts more, but it's limited to strength exercises and doesn't reprogram the whole routine. Kaizer generates the plan and then recalculates each client's estimated 1RM after every logged workout (using sets, reps and RIR) and updates the weights and reps of upcoming sessions; the coach switches it on or off per client, and any week they edit drops out of the calculation permanently.
Everfit has a Free plan up to 5 clients and paid plans starting around USD $16–$19/month for 5 clients, scaling by client count. The important detail: nutrition, automation (Autoflow), payments and on-demand are paid add-ons that stack on top of the base plan, so the real cost for a mid-size coach ends up well above the advertised price (several 2026 sources estimate ~$128–$134/month). All in USD. Kaizer has Basic at USD 5/month for up to 3 clients, then Starter USD 19/mo (up to 15 clients), Pro USD 49/mo (up to 50) and Arnold USD 149/mo (up to 500), with adaptive AI included and billing in pesos. Current pricing on kaizer.app/en/pricing.
Partially. In 2026 Everfit translated the client app into several languages (Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch) and describes it as 'the first step' in its localization. But the coach dashboard — where you program and manage — stays in English, as does support. Kaizer offers the full product in Spanish on both sides: coach dashboard, client app and support, with fast response in your hours.
Probably yes. Everfit is a true all-in-one: nutrition with macros and recipes, habit coaching, automation with Autoflow, payments and an on-demand portal. Kaizer covers training and nutrition, but not habits, automation or payments. If your business leans heavily on that breadth, Everfit is the right call. If what moves the needle most for you is AI that reprograms on its own and a Spanish-native workflow, Kaizer.
The Kaizer team guides you through onboarding and initial setup; the scope depends on the data available from your current tool.
August 2026. We review Everfit pricing, features and positioning quarterly. If you find anything out of date, write us at support@kaizer.app.
