Everfit plans at a glance

Checked Oct 28, 2026. US prices. “Annual” means the per-month price when billed annually.

PlanClientsMonthlyAnnualBuilt for
Forever FreeUp to 5$0$0Coaches getting started
Pro5 to 300From $19From $16Growing coaches and small teams
Studio50 to 500From $105From $88Established businesses, studios, and gyms

Pro pricing by client tier

ClientsMonthlyAnnual (per month)Annual cost per client
5$19$16$3.17
10$29$24$2.42
20$49$41$2.04
35$75$63$1.79
50$95$79$1.58
75$120$100$1.33
100$140$117$1.17
125$160$133$1.07
150$180$150$1.00
200$220$183$0.92
250$255$213$0.85
300$290$242$0.81

On the 50-client tier, annual billing costs $948 a year ($79 × 12), compared with $1,140 on monthly billing ($95 × 12), a saving of $192.

Studio pricing by client tier

ClientsMonthlyAnnual (per month)
50$105$88
75$135$113
100$165$138
150$205$171
200$249$208
250$290$242
300$325$271
350$355$296
400$385$321
450$410$342
500$430$358

At 100 clients, Studio costs $25/mo more than Pro on monthly billing ($165 vs $140). On-Demand Collections, which is a paid add-on on Pro, is included on Studio.

What each plan includes

Add-ons

Add-onMonthlyAnnual (per month)Notes
AutoflowFrom $29From $24Automation: group assignments, multiple onboarding flows, scheduled forum posts
On-Demand CollectionsFrom $25From $21On-demand content hub; included on Studio
Payments & PackagesFrom $9From $8Recurring subscriptions, one-time packages, sales analytics
Meal Plans & Recipe BooksFrom $39From $33Auto-generated meal plan and recipe tools

“From” prices are the starting prices on Everfit’s page. Autoflow is billed on usage: $29/mo covers the first 30 clients who were in an active Autoflow that month, then +$27 per 30 clients from 31 to 120, and +$25 per 30 clients from 121 to 300.

Billing rules worth knowing

How Everfit compares

At 50 clients, Everfit Pro ($95 monthly) costs less than Trainerize Pro 50 ($135) and TrueCoach Pro ($164.98). See Trainerize vs Everfit for a tier-by-tier table, or Trainerize alternatives for a wider comparison.

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