TrainerStack vs Everfit
Flat price, and 1% + GST on top of Stripe.
Everfit has one of the most generous free tiers in the category, five clients for nothing, and a clean coaching app. The costs arrive as you grow: meal plans and payments are add-ons, the plan steps up with every client band, and Everfit sets its own card fee on top of Stripe’s.
Where TrainerStack wins
- One flat price that does not step up at client 21, 51 or 101.
- Your clients’ card payments cost Stripe’s own rate plus 1% + GST, under Everfit’s 2.25%.
- Meal plans fitted per ingredient, not by whole servings.
- Leads, forms and a booking page included, with no revenue share.
Where Everfit wins
- A free-forever plan for five clients. If you are just starting and have no need for payments or meal plans, it is hard to beat free.
- A trainer mobile app and a large exercise video library out of the box.
- Per-client pricing is cheaper than A$69 if you coach fewer than about ten people and never add the add-ons.
Try the whole thing free for 30 days.
No credit card. Every feature. Priced in Australian dollars.
Checked 8 October 2026 against everfit.io’s own pricing page and help centre, monthly billing, list price. AUD figures convert their USD price at the RBA rate of 0.6956 USD per AUD on 8 October 2026, rounded to the dollar; the amount on your statement will follow your bank’s rate on the day. TrainerStack’s A$69 is the founding-member price for the first 100 trainers, ex GST; the regular price is A$99. “Not on their published plans” means we could not find it in their published material on that date, not that it does not exist. Prices change; check theirs on the day.
Sources
- everfit.io/pricing and everfit.io/nutrition (monthly billing)
- Everfit help centre articles 5684968 (payments and card fees), 10520018 and 8811181 (meal plans), 10328753 (generator), 10299970 (exports)
- stripe.com/au/pricing (standard AU card rate)