Head to head · October 2026
Exercise.com vs Trainerize
The two ends of the coaching-software market. Exercise.com is the premium all-in-one — white-label apps, CRM, sales funnels, websites and in-house payments, all quote-only with a reported ~$239/mo entry. Trainerize is the lean per-client leader with published pricing from $10/mo (2 clients) up through $25–$250 Pro tiers and Studio plans from $275/mo ($248 billed annually), and the deepest client app in the category.
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Score duel
Factor by factor
| Feature | Exercise.com | Trainerize |
|---|---|---|
| Overall score | 7.4 | 8.0 |
| Headline price | ~$239/mo entry (quote) | $10/mo |
| True monthly cost | ~$239/mo | $25–$250/mo |
| Pricing model | Quote-only bundles by business size and modules (entry reported by Gartner listings) | Tiered by coaching-client seats (Free → Grow → Pro 5–200 → Studio) |
| Transparent pricing | ||
| Branded app | ||
| AI tools | ||
| Unlimited clients | ||
| Scheduling / POS | ||
| Free tier |
What you would pay
Exercise.com vs Trainerize pricing
| Scenario | Exercise.com | Trainerize |
|---|---|---|
| Entry | About $239 reported (quote only) | $0 for 1 client, $10 for 2 |
| 50 clients | Quote | $135 (Pro) |
| 200 clients | Quote | $250 (Pro) |
| 500 clients, 6 trainers | Quote | $275 (Studio Plus, every add-on and white-label app included) |
| Own app in the stores | Included in the quote | Included from Studio ($275/mo) |
| Payments | In-house processing, rates at quote | $10/mo add-on + Stripe fees |
Exercise.com publishes no prices; the ~$239/mo entry is what Capterra, G2 and SoftwareAdvice list for its Basic bundle. Trainerize publishes every plan: Pro is priced by client band from $25 (5 clients) to $250 (200), with add-ons for meal planning, payments and video.
The verdict
Pick Exercise.com if you sell more than coaching — digital products, challenges, merchandise, multi-location — and want a genuine white-label app plus CRM and payments under one roof, accepting a sales call and no published prices. Pick Trainerize if your business is coaching-first: published per-client pricing, no sales call, and the best day-to-day client experience.
Choose Exercise.com if…
- You sell more than coaching: digital products, challenges, memberships, retail
- You want a genuine white-label app under your own app-store listing included in the quote
- You want CRM, funnels, websites and in-house payments instead of stitching integrations
Choose Trainerize if…
- You want published pricing — $0 for 1 client, $10 for 2, a $25–$250 slider to 200 — with no sales call
- Coaching is the business; Trainerize’s client app is the deepest in the category
- You are a solo coach or small team where per-client cost and simplicity win
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does Exercise.com cost compared with Trainerize?
Exercise.com only quotes; listings report an entry around $239/mo, with custom-branded apps included. Trainerize publishes its prices: $0 for 1 client, $25–$250 on Pro for 5–200 clients, and $275 for Studio Plus with 500 clients and a white-label app.
Which one gives me my own app in the App Store?
Both. Exercise.com includes custom-branded apps in its quote. Trainerize includes a fully white-labelled store app in Studio plans from $275/mo; on Pro, $169 one-time adds your logo and colours to the Trainerize app.
Do I need a sales call?
For Exercise.com, yes: every plan is quoted. Trainerize lets you sign up and pick a plan online. See the Exercise.com review.
Which is better for a solo coach?
Trainerize. A solo coach with 15 clients pays $50/mo on Pro, against a reported ~$239 entry on Exercise.com. Exercise.com fits businesses that sell more than coaching: digital products, memberships, retail or several locations.
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