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Tap the share button
Scroll down and tap 'Add to Home Screen'
Tap 'Add' in the top-right corner
Buyer's Guide
Follow this 7-step framework to evaluate platforms, avoid common pitfalls, and find the software that fits your coaching business.
Are you an in-person personal trainer, an online coach, or a hybrid? Do you train one-on-one or run group sessions? Your coaching model determines which features are non-negotiable — online coaches need shareable links, while gym owners need multi-trainer support.
Write down the capabilities you can't work without: exercise library, workout builder, nutrition planning, progress tracking? Separate "must-haves" from "nice-to-haves" to avoid paying for features you'll never use.
A strong exercise library saves hours of content creation. Look for 500+ exercises minimum, video demonstrations, muscle-group categorization, equipment filtering, and the ability to add your own custom exercises with images.
AI-powered diet plan generation can save 30–60 minutes per client. Look for platforms that automate repetitive tasks — nutrition planning, report generation, and template reuse — so you can focus on coaching.
Your clients judge your professionalism by what they receive. Make sure the platform produces branded PDF reports, visual progress charts, and shareable workout links that look polished and reflect your brand.
Compare per-client vs. flat-rate pricing based on your growth plan. Look for free trials with full feature access — not limited demos. View Extreme Fitness pricing for transparent, scalable plans.
Sign up for a free trial, onboard 2–3 real clients, and test the daily workflow. Build a workout plan, track measurements, generate a report. If it feels smooth, you've found your platform. Start your 30-day free trial with Extreme Fitness — cancel anytime.
Avoid these common pitfalls when evaluating personal trainer software.
Some platforms advertise low base prices but charge extra for essential features like exercise videos, PDF exports, or additional trainers. Always check the total cost of ownership.
A small library means you'll spend hours adding exercises manually. Look for platforms with 500+ exercises and the ability to create custom ones. Extreme Fitness includes 1000+ exercises out of the box.
If a platform won't let you test it risk-free, that's a red flag. You need to experience the daily workflow before committing your business and clients to a new system.
Make sure you can export your client data. If a platform doesn't offer data export, you'll be trapped — unable to switch without losing years of client history and workout records.
The essentials are a comprehensive exercise library, an advanced workout builder with supersets and templates, client management, progress tracking, and branded reporting. AI nutrition planning is increasingly important too.
At least 14 days, but 30 days is ideal. A longer trial lets you onboard real clients, test the workout builder, and evaluate reporting under realistic conditions. Extreme Fitness gives you 30 days free — you can cancel anytime during the trial.
Per-client pricing works for trainers with fewer than 20 clients. Flat-rate plans are more cost-effective as your roster grows. Consider your 12-month growth plan and compare pricing across platforms.
Yes, if nutrition is part of your service. AI diet plan generation saves 30–60 minutes per client versus manual meal planning. It creates personalized plans based on goals, restrictions, and preferences that you can refine before delivering.
Start your 30-day free trial with Extreme Fitness. Test every feature with real clients — cancel anytime.