Everfit Alternative: FitConnect vs Everfit Pricing and Features (2026)
Everfit pricing, free plan and features checked October 2026 and compared with FitConnect: cost at 5, 20, 50 and 100 clients, and who should pick which.
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| ALTERNATIVE |
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| Everfit is a mature coaching platform with a free plan for up to 5 clients, native coach and client apps, habit coaching and automation add-ons; paid Pro plans start at $19 a month for 5 clients (as of October 2026). FitConnect is the alternative if you coach training and nutrition together, want clients to be able to find you in a marketplace, or prefer flat plans (Free for 1 client, then EUR 14.99, 29.99 and 49.99 a month). Pick Everfit for its free tier and automation depth; pick FitConnect for combined training and diet plans, AI drafts you review, and predictable pricing as your roster grows. |
Everfit pricing in 2026
Everfit publishes four tiers on its pricing page. As of October 2026: Starter is free for up to 5 clients; Pro runs from $19 a month ($16 on annual billing) for 5 clients; Studio starts at $105 a month ($88 annual) for 50 clients; Enterprise, for 500+ clients, is quoted. Annual billing saves about 16%.
| Clients (Pro) | Monthly | Annual, per month |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | $19 | $16 |
| 20 | $49 | $41 |
| 50 | $95 | $79 |
| 100 | $140 | $117 |
| 200 | $220 | $183 |
Add-ons are billed separately: Payments and Packages from $9 a month, Meal Plans and Recipe Books from $39, Autoflow automation from $29, On-Demand Collections from $25 (included in Studio). A coach who needs payments, full meal plans and automation should price the total, not the Pro headline.
FitConnect pricing for comparison
FitConnect is flat per plan rather than per client tier: Free (1 client), Starter EUR 14.99 a month (15 clients), Pro EUR 29.99 (50 clients, AI included) and Unlimited EUR 49.99 (no client cap). Annual billing is ten months for twelve. Prices are in euros and not converted here because exchange rates move.
| Clients | Everfit Pro (monthly) | FitConnect (monthly) |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | $19 (or free Starter) | EUR 14.99 (Starter) |
| 20 | $49 | EUR 14.99 (Starter, up to 15) or EUR 29.99 (Pro) |
| 50 | $95 | EUR 29.99 (Pro) |
| 100 | $140 | EUR 49.99 (Unlimited) |
Read this table with care: currencies differ, the feature sets are not identical, and payment-processing fees apply on any platform. FitConnect subscription prices exclude its 10% commission (plus 21% Spanish IVA on that commission) on client payments taken through the platform; those payments are in EUR and currently available only to professionals in Spain or the EU with a VIES-validated VAT number, not in the US or UK. It shows the shape of the cost curve, not a verdict.
Features compared
| Criterion | FitConnect | Everfit |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 1 client | Up to 5 clients |
| Training plans | Plan builder with templates and sessions | Advanced program builder, custom exercise library |
| Nutrition | Diet plans as part of the product | Food journal in Pro; meal plans and recipe books as add-on |
| Check-ins and progress | Check-ins, metrics and photos | Metrics, progress photos, forms, habit coaching |
| Chat | Built-in chat | Inbox, plus group chat and broadcasts in Studio |
| Payments | Stripe, EUR, Spain and EU professionals only; 10% commission plus 21% IVA on it | Add-on |
| AI | AI drafts the professional reviews | AI Smart Response |
| Marketplace | Yes | Not listed |
Where Everfit is stronger
- A larger free plan: 5 clients against 1.
- Native iOS and Android apps for coaches and clients.
- Habit coaching, forms, booking and Autoflow automation.
- Studio and Enterprise tiers for teams, on-demand libraries and white label.
Where FitConnect fits better
- You are a trainer, a dietitian or both, and want training and nutrition plans for the same client in one place.
- A client can work with more than one professional, each with their own plan.
- A marketplace lets people find and hire you, instead of only managing clients you already have.
- AI drafts a plan, and you review and edit it before the client sees it.
- You prefer one flat price for a range of roster sizes.
Who should choose which
Choose Everfit if you are starting out with up to five clients and want to pay nothing, or if automation and a native app matter most. Choose FitConnect if you combine training and nutrition, want discovery as well as management, or expect to pass 20 clients and want the price to stay predictable.
How to switch from Everfit
- Export or copy what you need from Everfit: client details, program templates and progress history.
- Create a FitConnect account and rebuild your two or three most used templates.
- Move one or two clients first on the Free plan and check the plan, check-in and chat flow.
- Upgrade to the plan that fits your roster, then invite the rest in batches. If you are in the US or UK, keep collecting client payments in Everfit or another tool, because FitConnect cannot process them for you today.
- Cancel Everfit only after your last client is active on FitConnect.
Everfit reviews: what to test
Reviews are a starting point, not a decision. Run the same client through both tools for two weeks and time how long a new program, a diet change and a check-in review each take. Count what you would pay with payments and meal plans included, including FitConnect's 10% commission on client payments if you use it.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Everfit cost?
As of October 2026, Everfit has a free Starter plan for up to 5 clients. Pro starts at $19 a month for 5 clients ($16 billed annually) and reaches $95 for 50 clients, $140 for 100 and $220 for 200 on monthly billing. Studio starts at $105 a month for 50 clients, and Enterprise is quoted. Add-ons cost extra.
Is Everfit free?
Partly. The Starter plan is free forever for up to 5 clients, with the workout builder, messaging, progress tracking and apps. Booking, forms, food journal, branding and automation need Pro or add-ons. Pro and Studio also offer a free trial without a card.
Is Everfit worth it? What do reviews say?
Opinions vary, so judge it on facts: Everfit offers a free tier that makes testing easy, native apps and automation. The cost to watch is scale, because per-client tiers and paid add-ons for payments and meal plans raise the total above the headline price. Test it with a real client before you decide.
What is the best Everfit alternative?
It depends on what you are replacing. For training plus nutrition with marketplace discovery, FitConnect. For the largest ecosystem, Trainerize. For strength coaching with a deep video library, TrueCoach. We compare FitConnect with TrueCoach in a separate guide.
Everfit vs Trainerize: which is better?
Both are full coaching platforms with client apps and automation. Trainerize lists a free single-client plan and a 30-day trial, and its pricing page shows several different figures, so confirm the plan you need. Everfit's per-client tiers are easy to read. Trial both with the same client.
Can I move my clients from Everfit to FitConnect?
Yes, by rebuilding rather than importing: invite clients, recreate your templates, and export what you need from Everfit first. Start with one or two clients on the Free plan to confirm the flow.
Does FitConnect have a free plan?
Yes. Free covers 1 client; Starter is EUR 14.99 a month for 15 clients, Pro EUR 29.99 for 50 clients with AI included, and Unlimited EUR 49.99 with no client cap.
Keep reading
- Personal trainer software: how to choose
- FitConnect pricing
- Software for personal trainers and nutritionists
- FitConnect vs TrueCoach
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