TrainerStack vs PT Distinction
The business side built in, at one Australian-dollar price.
PT Distinction has been around a long time, is used by a lot of trainers, and includes most of its features at every tier, which is rare. What it does not have on its published pages is a native booking page, a staged lead pipeline, or anything for the bookkeeping side, and it is priced in US dollars with a per-client fee once you pass each cap.
Where TrainerStack wins
- A booking page, a lead pipeline and email automations built in, not bolted on through Zapier.
- Expenses with GST and receipts, so tax time is an export.
- Payments on the Stripe account you already use, settling straight to you.
- One price in Australian dollars with unlimited clients, no per-client fee.
Where PT Distinction wins
- A long track record: 60,000+ training businesses and 4.9-star ratings on the big review sites.
- An AI program builder and AI meal planner included at every tier.
- Group training and a wide set of integrations: Fitbit, MyZone, MyFitnessPal, Zapier, YouTube and Vimeo.
Try the whole thing free for 30 days.
No credit card. Every feature. Priced in Australian dollars.
Checked 12 October 2026 against ptdistinction.com’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
- ptdistinction.com/pricing (monthly billing, USD)
- ptdistinction.com/features
- ptdistinction.com/quickcoach-alternative (trial terms) and their blog on website integration
- RBA exchange rate 0.6956 USD per AUD, 8 October 2026