For Trainerize, the collected research highlights "custom branded coaching apps" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to personal trainers and gyms.

The listed prices were Free: $0/m; Grow: $9/m; Pro 5: $19.8/m; Studio Plus: $225/m. Billing is shown as monthly. A free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are poor customer service, complicated to use, difficult cancellation process. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Mypthub, the collected research highlights "all in one personal training software" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to fitness coaches and personal trainers.

The listed prices were Starter: €22.50/m; Premium: €15.60/m. Billing is shown as annually. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are glitchy app, poor customer service, difficult cancellation. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Business, the collected research highlights "all in one fitness software" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to fitness businesses and personal trainers.

Public pricing was not available in the collected data. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are subscription auto-upgrades without consent, locked in 12-month contracts, initial sign-up issues with Captcha. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Trainheroic, the collected research highlights "comprehensive program creation and management" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to coaches and athletes.

The listed prices were 1 athlete: $9.99/m. Billing is shown as monthly. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are no rounds + reps option for Metcon workouts, limited client communication tools, no integrated payment for individual clients. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Truecoach, the collected research highlights "personal trainer software platform" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to personal trainers and coaches.

The listed prices were Starter: $26.34/m; Standard: $57.99/m; Pro: $136.99/m. Billing is shown as annually. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are price increases over years, data locked if coach inactive, limited client features. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Kahunas, the collected research highlights "custom branded coaching app" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to personal trainers and fitness coaches.

Public pricing was not available in the collected data. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are confusing dashboards, payment processing errors, onboarding could improve. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Everfit, the collected research highlights "AI-powered personalized workout programming" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to fitness coaches, gyms, and nutrition coaches.

The listed prices were Starter: Free; Pro: $19/m; Studio: $105/m. Billing is shown as monthly. A free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are add-ons raise costs, limited nutrition plan options, app lacks advanced customization. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Skimble, the collected research highlights "AI-powered personalized workouts" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to fitness enthusiasts personal trainers.

Public pricing was not available in the collected data. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are must know exercise names to create workouts. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Zing, the collected research highlights "AI-powered personalized workouts" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to fitness beginners weight loss enthusiasts.

Public pricing was not available in the collected data. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are login issues with new accounts, removed super sets option, unexpected charges after trial. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Future, the collected research highlights "personalized adaptive fitness coaching" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to fitness enthusiasts personalized coaching.

The listed prices were Single plan: $99 for 3 months, then $199/m. Billing is shown as monthly. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are overloaded coaches with 80-100 clients, poor app stability and glitches, no refunds for Apple Watch deposit. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Joinladder, the collected research highlights "expert coached weekly strength workouts" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to busy fitness enthusiasts.

The listed prices were Free Trial: $0 for 7 days; Pro: $29.99/m; Pro Annual: $179.99/year. Billing is shown as annually. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are expensive monthly subscription, workouts hard to do in busy gyms, requires home gym equipment. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Ptdistinction, the collected research highlights "custom branded personal trainer apps" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to personal trainers and fitness coaches.

The listed prices were Basic: $19.90/m; Pro: $59/m; Master: $89/m. Billing is shown as monthly. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are iOS app has buggy video playback, no video controls, app causes screen sleep during recording, login fails without feedback. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Fitsw, the collected research highlights "all in one personal trainer app" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to personal trainers and gyms.

Public pricing was not available in the collected data. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are android custom app costly, no financial tracking without Stripe, glitches with supersets and errors. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Hevycoach, the collected research highlights "intuitive personal trainer software" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to personal trainers and fitness coaches.

The listed prices were Hevy Coach: $25/m. Billing is shown as monthly. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are no refund policy, fake job placement promises, overpriced compared to free resources. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Fitnessmentor, the collected research highlights "full Bombeo bodybuilding method" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to fitness enthusiasts aspiring muscle tone.

Public pricing was not available in the collected data. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are lacks customer service response, certificate access issues, few factual inaccuracies. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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For Fitmentor, the collected research highlights "automation of routine trainer tasks" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to personal trainers and fitness coaches.

Public pricing was not available in the collected data. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.

The main points to check are limited offline features, data sharing with third parties, occasional app updates. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.

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