Compare coaching apps
Trainaq next to the apps coaches compare it with.
Side-by-side comparisons with Trainerize, Everfit, TrueCoach and Exly: what each costs at the same client count, what the price includes, and what is different. Every competitor fact comes from its own website and is dated; prices were last checked on 16 Oct 2026.
- Prices in US dollars, or in rupees plus GST on the India pages
How does Trainaq compare with other coaching apps?
Like Trainerize, Everfit and TrueCoach, Trainaq gives coaches programs, check-ins and chat with a client app. It differs in a separate free app for clients, nutrition and AI food photos on every plan, and in India rupee prices with GST invoices and UPI payments. Each comparison below shows prices at the same client counts.
- Competitor prices come only from their own pricing pages
- Every competitor fact is dated; prices checked on 16 Oct 2026
- India versions compare in rupees plus GST
- Trainaq starts with a 7-day free trial, no card needed
Comparisons
Which comparisons are there?
Four, each with an India version in rupees. Trainerize, Everfit and TrueCoach are compared on their monthly price for 10, 50 and 200 active clients and what that price includes. Exly, which Indian coaches often use to sell, is compared on plan prices, its commission on sales and payment fees.
Trainaq vs Trainerize
Price at 10, 50 and 200 clients, billed monthly, and the paid add-ons Trainerize lists.
Trainaq vs Everfit
Price at the same client counts, Everfit’s free tier and the add-ons not in its price.
Trainaq vs TrueCoach
Price up to 50 clients and why 200 clients is left out: TrueCoach lists no plan above 50.
Trainaq vs Exly
For Indian coaches: plan prices, commission on what you sell, payment fees and what each is built for.
Comparing in India
What the India versions add
- Rupees plus GSTTrainaq’s prices in ₹ with GST added, next to each competitor’s own currency.
- Payment feesWhat each takes from a client payment, including Trainaq’s fee through Razorpay.
- UPI and GST invoicesWhat Trainaq adds for Indian coaches: UPI payments through Razorpay and GST invoices for clients.
- Exly’s commissionFor coaches who sell through Exly: its commission on sales next to a monthly plan.
How we compare
Where do the competitor facts come from?
Only from each company’s own website: its pricing page for prices and its feature pages for features, read on the date shown. Review sites, blogs and search snippets are never used. A price that can’t be confirmed on the official page is left out, and the page says so rather than guessing.
- Monthly billing, base plan only, before add-ons and taxes
- The cheapest plan that covers the same number of active clients
- Trainaq’s own prices come live from its plan catalogue
- When a competitor changes its page, the comparison is updated with a new date
FAQ
Compare FAQ
How often are the comparisons updated?
Each comparison shows the day its competitor prices were read from the official pages; when a competitor changes its page, the comparison is checked again and gets a new date. The Trainaq side always reads the live plan catalogue, so a change to a Trainaq price shows on every comparison the same day.
Why does Trainaq compare with Exly in India?
Because many Indian coaches sell their programs through Exly, which takes a commission on sales, while Trainaq charges a monthly plan. The India comparison shows both plan prices and what each takes from a payment, so you can work out the cost at your own sales, in rupees.
Are the comparisons fair to the competitors?
They try to be. Each page states what the competitor does that Trainaq doesn’t yet, such as online card payments outside India or features Trainaq marks as coming soon, and it tells you to check the competitor’s plans for them. Prices are compared at the same client counts and billing period.
Can I move my clients from another app?
Yes. Send each client your invite link by WhatsApp, SMS or email; they install the free Trainaq app, fill in your intake form and land in your space. There is no spreadsheet import yet, so you add clients one at a time, and you rebuild programs from Trainaq’s library or your own exercises.
