TrainerStack vs Trainerize
Less than half the price, with the add-ons already in.
ABC Trainerize is the best-known coaching app on the market and a solid choice if you want a big marketplace of integrations. The catch for an Australian PT is that the base plan is only the start: meal planning, client payments and lead management are each separate add-ons, billed in US dollars plus GST.
Where TrainerStack wins
- One price. At the founding price, A$69 is about US$48, roughly a third of the Trainerize bundle above.
- Meal planning that fits a recipe to the meal target in one click, with the method in the client’s app.
- A real lead pipeline with forms, lead magnets and automations, not an add-on.
- Expenses with GST and receipts, so BAS time is an export, not a shoebox.
Where Trainerize wins
- A much larger integrations list (wearables, Zapier, MyFitnessPal) and a longer track record.
- A trainer mobile app with years of polish. TrainerStack’s trainer side runs in the browser.
- Group training and large-team features if you run a studio with several coaches.
Try the whole thing free for 30 days.
No credit card. Every feature. Priced in Australian dollars.
Checked 8 October 2026 against trainerize.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
- trainerize.com/pricing (monthly billing, USD list price)
- Trainerize help centre articles 360016477211 (nutrition add-on), 208688976 (trial), 360023857632 (exports)
- RBA exchange rate 0.6956 USD per AUD, 8 October 2026