About Evobody.

Who it is for

Personal trainers and online fitness coaches, from the first client to a full roster. Every client belongs to a coach: the coach invites them, and Evobody is built for that relationship, not for people training on their own. A coach can use the client app too, on the same login.

Evo SI is the one thing priced on its own: every client gets ten free questions, then it is $3 a month for each client the coach switches it on for. It is optional: switched off for a client, it is hidden from their app and costs nothing. Full pricing.

No add-ons, now or ever. Other coaching apps charge extra for add-ons. We never will: everything they sell as an add-on is already in your plan, and everything we build next comes in too. You never pay for our progress.

What a coach gets

• Clients: one roster, clients added by email, link, by hand or a pasted list from another app, groups with their own join link, a welcome for every new client, and View as client.
• Training: a weekly schedule for each client that repeats every week, with changes planned for a set time or with no end date, a workout builder for sets, circuits and cardio, an exercise library with demo videos, and live sessions.
• Nutrition: calorie and macro targets, and meal plans with a shopping list that leave out each client's allergens.
• Check-ins: a weekly check-in or your own forms, an alert when one comes in or is skipped, with the client's reason, and video replies recorded over the client's dashboard.
• Messages and automation: chat with voice notes, messages to several clients at once, a Welcome Workflow that runs on its own, and flags from Evo SI when a client needs a look. Chat is off until you switch Messages on.
• Evo SI, for you too: an assistant coach trained on your philosophy and methods, set up in the app.
• Business: client payment tracking with your own Stripe account, and Evobody takes no cut of what your clients pay you. On Studio, which opens later: your branding and three assistant coach seats.

Every new coach is invited to a 30 minute walkthrough call. Everything is on features.

What a client gets

• The week's workouts one tap from the home screen, logged set by set, with exercise demo videos, plus on-demand workouts any time.
• GPS run tracking in the iPhone app, in beta, for runs, walks and rides, and every other kind of cardio logged by time and distance.
• Food logging from about 2.6 million foods, a barcode or a photo, beside the coach's meal plan.
• Evo SI, in beta: answers from their own plan and numbers, photos of meals and menus, food logged once they approve it, in English or German.
• Habits, goals, progress photos and the numbers that matter, from weight to blood pressure to an estimated one rep max.
• A private community with their coach's other clients, five ranks, the weekly Pace Setters board, and an accountability partner.
• Wearables: Oura, WHOOP, Polar, Withings and Apple Health.

What makes it different

• An AI coach in the client's own app. Evo SI answers the client, from their own plan and numbers. On the platforms we compare, the AI works for the coach instead: Everfit's builds workouts, Trainerize's FitMetrics drafts check-in replies as an add-on, PT Distinction's builds programs, and My PT Hub's Check-Ins AI summarises check-ins.
• One price, however many clients. $69 a month on Coach, for unlimited clients, where Everfit and Trainerize charge by roster size and TrueCoach's plans stop at fifty clients. The numbers are below.
• Habits for every client, on every plan. On Everfit, habit coaching starts at its Pro tier.
• Check-ins built in, with video replies. A weekly check-in on every plan, an alert when one comes in or is skipped, with the client's reason, and replies recorded over the client's own dashboard.
• Wearables connected directly. Oura, WHOOP, Polar and Withings connect straight to Evobody, and Apple Watch through Apple Health. How other platforms connect them.

The deal in numbers

The cheapest plan that holds that many clients, month to month, from each company's own pricing page, read on 7 October 2026.

Sources: Everfit's pricing, Trainerize's pricing and TrueCoach's pricing. Those are the base plans. Everfit sells automation ($29), payments and packages ($9), meal plans and recipe books ($39) and on-demand collections ($25) as add-ons, and Trainerize sells advanced nutrition coaching ($20, or $45 from Pro 30) and video coaching ($10). On Evobody, the Welcome Workflow, meal plans and on-demand workouts are in every plan, and so is everything we build next.

On what clients pay their coach: TrueCoach's card processing fee is a flat 5% per transaction, and CoachRx adds 2% of its own on top of card processing. Evobody takes no cut of what your clients pay you, and charging a client's card through Evobody is not built yet.

Seven apps side by side

From our comparison pages, where every figure links its source, checked 23 September 2026, and Everfit again on 8 October 2026. A month at fifty clients: Everfit with automation, payments and meal plans; Trainerize with advanced nutrition and its Business add-on; CoachRx with its 2% fee on $200 a client; My PT Hub on Premium, before its Check-Ins AI; Evobody on Coach, before Evo SI.

The company

Evobody is made by Calisthenics UK Limited, registered in England and Wales, company number 10851288. Registered office: 124 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX. You can reach us at [email protected].

Questions people ask

Everything Evobody does is on features, and what it costs is on pricing.