You've decided to go digital with your fitness coaching. Good move. But now comes the hard part: choosing between platforms that promise to handle everything from workout programming to client payments.
Everfit has been in the market for 5 years with 210,000+ coaches using it. It's the all-in-one powerhouse—if there's a coaching feature, it probably has it.
FitComrade is newer but built on a different philosophy: do less, do it better, and charge fairly.
The question isn't which platform is objectively "better." It's which one fits your coaching style, team size, and budget. Let's compare them honestly.
Quick comparison
| Feature | FitComrade | Everfit |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $1/mo (beta) → $30/mo | $60+/mo |
| Client limit | Unlimited | Varies by plan |
| **Frecore difference: Philosophy
These platforms solve the same problem in opposite ways.
Everfit's approach: Be everything to everyone. Offer so many features that any coaching business—solo practitioners, teams, gyms, organizations—can find what they need.
**FitComradeWhere the gap widens
Everfit pricing
Everfit's pricing model is tiered by features and client count:
- Starter plans: $60-80/month
- Professional plans: $100-150/month
- Enterprise plans: Custom pricing (usually $200+/month for teams)
- White label solution: Contact sales for pricing (budget $500+/month)
Transparency note: Exact pricing isn't listed prominently on their website. You typically need to request a demo to see final numbers. This is standard for enterprise-focused platforms but makes comparison shopping harder
Everfit pricing
Everfit uses tiered pricing based on features and client count:
- Starter plans: Around $60-80/month
- Professional plans: $100-150/month
- Enterprise: Custom pricing for teams
- White label solution: Contact sales (expensive)
Exact pricing isn't always clear on their website, which is common with enterprise-focused platforms.
FitComrade pricing
One simple plan for everyone:
- Standard: $30/month for unlimited clients
- Beta discount: $1/month for your first 3 months (97% off)
- 14-day free trial included
No hidden fees. No surprise charges. No "contact sales" buttons.
Cost over time
| Plan length | FitComrade | Everfit (estimated) | You save |
|---|
That's a real difference. A solo coach with 50+ clients saves $600-900 annually by choosing FitComrade. Scale that to a team of 3 coaches, and you're looking at $2,000+/year in software savings. | Yearly | $360 | $960 | $600/year | | 3 years | $1,080 | $2,880 | $1,800 |
Over 3 years, FitComrade saves you about $1,800 compared to mid-tier Everfit pricing.
Feature comparison
- Drag-and-drop builder (genuinely fast)
- Build a 30-day program in 5 minutes
- Reusable templates save time
- Multi-category (fitness, yoga, meal plans, habit trackers)
- Day notes for coaching cues
- Built for speed, not complexity
Everfit:
- AI-powered workout suggestions (saves brainstorming time)
- Extensive exercise library with demo videos
- Advanced periodization and program blocks
- Granular exercise customization
- Better for coaches who need programming variety
- Steeper learning curve
The real talk: If you're assigning the same program types repeatedly, FitComrade's speed wins. If you're building highly customized programs with variable periodization and need video demonstrations, Everfit shines. Most solo coaches fall into the first camp
- More granular customization
- Steeper learning curve
Winner: Depends. Everfit has more features; FitComrade is way faster for simple programs.
Client experience
FitComrade:
- Clients get a shareable link
- Clients open a link (no signup)
- Works on phone, tablet, desktop—everything
- Add-to-home-screen creates an app-like experience
- Mobile-first design that actually works
- Minimal friction to see their programs
- Perfect for clients who just want their workouts
Everfit:
- Native iOS and Android apps (more polished)
- Clients log in to a dedicated app
- Exercise videos built-in
- Push notifications keep clients engaged
- More feature-rich client experience
- Better for clients who want everything in one app
The trade-off: FitComrade removes barriers. Your client taps a link and starts. Everfit adds features. Your client gets notifications, videos, and a dedicated space. Some coaches prefer the engagement; others prefer the simplic
FitComrade:
- Day notes for workout instructions
- Share links (no login barriers)
- Simple by design
- Day notes (add cues and tips to each workout)
- Share links work everywhere
- Minimal, focused approach
- In-app messaging coming post-launch
Everfit:
- 1-on-1 messaging with clients
- Voice message support
- Scheduled messages (send reminders automatically)
- Broadcast messages to groups
- Community forums for clients
- In-app announcements
The reality: If staying connected is core to your coaching, Everfit's messaging system is built for it. FitComrade handles basic coordination through day notes but isn't designed for constant client communication yet
- Day-by-day completion tracking
- Visual progress bars
- Client status management
- Activity overview
- Simple streak tracking
- See which days clients completed
- Visual progress bars per program
- Client status at a glance
- Simple, scan-and-understand approach
- Streak tracking (motivates clients)
Everfit:
- Comprehensive analytics dashboard
- Performance metrics plotted over time
- Body measurement tracking integration
- Progress photo gallery
- Goal setting and milestone tracking
- Data export for record-keeping
What this means: FitComrade shows you "Is my client doing the workouts?" Everfit shows you "How is my client progressing and what's the trend?" Different use cases for different coaching style
- ✅ Habit and task tracking
- ✅ Payment processing built-in
- ✅ HSA/FSA payment support
- ✅ Automated workflows
- ✅ Client onboarding forms
- ✅ Fitness challenges
- ✅ Team and organization features
- ✅ Custom branded apps (white label)
- ✅ Marketplace for lead generation
- ✅ Integration with wearables (Apple Health, etc.)
FitComrade currently has:
- ✅ Fast program building
- ✅ Unlimited clients
- ✅ Multiple program categories
- ✅ Public share links
- ✅ Modern, clean interface
- ⏳ More features coming post-launch
Winner: Everfit. No contest on feature count.
So why choose FitComrade?
Here's the honest truth: Everfit has way more features. But that comes with trade-offs:
FitComrade advantages:
- Cost: Save $600+ per year
- Simplicity: Master it in 5 minutes, not 5 hours
- Why choose FitComrade?
Full transparency: Everfit has more features. Period. But features and value aren't the same thing.
FitComrade's real advantages:
- Cost: Save $600-1,200 annually (that's actual money back in your pocket)
- Time: Stop clicking through menus. Build programs fast.
- Simplicity: Set up in 5 minutes, master in your first week
- Unlimited clients: Pay once, scale to 200 clients for the same price
- No feature tax: You're not paying for nutrition tracking, HSA payments, or team features you won't use
- Modern foundation: Built on current technology = faster loading, better mobile, fewer bugs
- Solo-coach focused: Every design decision prioritizes what solo trainers actually need
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You have 50+ clients and hate per-client pricing is the right choice:
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You're flying solo (no team)
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Your clients mainly need access to their programs
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You want to launch this week, not next month
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You have 20+ clients and want unlimited pricing
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You'd rather spend $2,400/year on coaching education than software
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You like clean interfaces without unnecessary options
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You're building a coaching business, not a tech company
When Everfit is the right choice:
- You need nutrition tracking, payments, and messaging all together
- You manage multiple coaches or run a team
- Your clients expect a branded mobile app
- You want AI to help with program creation
- You're willing to spend $1,200+/year for comprehensive features
- Data and analytics drive your coaching decisions
- You want one platform to handle everything (even if you don't use all of it question that matters: What do you actually do?
Time tracking studies show solo coaches spend their energy on:
- Building programs (what exercise, how many sets, progression)
- Assigning programs (which client gets which program)
- Checking adherence (who's doing their workouts)
- Client communication (via text, email, or the app)
If this is your workflow, FitComrade handles these beautifully for $30/month.
The features Everfit emphasizes (HSA payments, community forums, workout AI, team management) are genuinely useful—but are they your bottleneck? Most solo coaches answer no.
- What if you want to switch?
Moving from Everfit to FitComrade
- Export your programs (Everfit allows this)
- Rebuild them in FitComrade (takes 2-3 hours for 10 programs)
- Share links with clients
- Immediate monthly savings: $50-100
It's doable. Not fun, but doable. Worth it if you're paying $100+/month for features you don't use.
Moving from FitComrade to Everfit
If you need more features down the line:
- Your data isn't locked in
- Everfit has tools to import client info
- Progfinal word
Choose FitComrade if:
- You're a solo coach (or a small team)
- You want to get started this week, not next month
- You have 20+ clients and pricing based on client count bothers you
- You'd rather invest in marketing than software features
- You like clean, simple tools that do one job well
- You want $600+ back in your pocket every year
Choose Everfit if:
- You run a coaching team or gym
- Your clients absolutely need native mobile apps
- Features like nutrition tracking, AI, and team management are core to your vision
- You want one all-in-one solution even if you don't use everything
- Budget is less important than having all options available
Try FitComrade free for 14 days
Not ake FitComrade for a real test drive
The best way to know if simplicity beats features? Try it yourself.
14-day free trial (no credit card needed)
Beta pricing: $1/month for 3 months (normally $30)
No hidden setup fees or surprise charges
Build one program. Assign it to 5 clients. See how fast it is. See if you miss the features you thought you needed.
If FitComrade clicks with your workflow, you've saved $600+ annually. If you outgrow it, Everfit is always there.
About this comparison:
Updated January 2026. Everfit: 210,000+ coaches, 5-year track record, enterprise-focused platform. FitComrade: New platform built specifically for solo coaches and small teams who value speed and affordability. Both are legitimate choices—it depends on what you need.