Your own fitness coaching app: what it needs and costs

What clients expect from a fitness app

• Programs, not just videos: week by week, so clients know exactly what today's session is.
• Progress they can see: finished sessions and how far through the program they are keep people training.
• Live classes from any device, with recordings.
• Check-ins with you, and reminders on their phone.
• Your brand on their home screen, not another company's logo.

The usual way trainers piece it together

• A workout app for programs.
• Zoom for live classes.
• A payment link or invoicing tool.
• WhatsApp or a Facebook group for the community.
• A calendar tool for check-in calls.

Each tool is reasonable on its own. Together they cost more every month, and your clients bounce between five apps.

Pricing models that work for trainers

• Monthly program membership for self-guided clients.
• Higher-priced coaching tier with check-in calls.
• Challenges (a 6-week program) sold once, which bring new people in.

What to switch on in Deedmade^™

All of it comes in one plan with every feature, $2,499 once: switch on what you need now and the rest whenever you're ready, free.

See a working example on our page for fitness trainers.

Fitness programs aren't medical advice. Tell clients to check with a doctor before starting, and keep health records out of any general-purpose app.

Prices of other companies are approximate, from their own pricing pages on October 11, 2026, and they change. Where a page shows a monthly price that is billed a year at a time, we say so. Check their websites for today's prices.