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CoachSpotter vs Everfit
At 25 active clients, Everfit on the Pro 35 + Autoflow + meal plans + payments comes to about $152 a month. CoachSpotter Standard is $100, with AI programming, nutrition and booking included, and $199 with your own app in both stores.
Side by side
| Everfit | CoachSpotter | |
|---|---|---|
| A month at 25 clients | ~$152 | $100 (Themed $119, Branded $199) |
| Price basis | Client-count tiers plus add-ons | Per active client, nothing else metered |
| AI programming | Limited | Your notes in, drafts out, voice on every screen |
| Automation | Autoflow add-on | Cycles progress themselves; 21 actions by voice or text |
| Nutrition | Meal plan add-on | Included, with meal photo estimates |
| Your own app | Add-on | Branded +$99/mo + $299 once, in your own store accounts |
| Platforms | iPhone and Android | iPhone and Android, same-day updates |
Everfit prices are its published list prices on monthly billing, gathered 2026-10-31, with the add-ons a trainer at 25 clients needs to match what CoachSpotter includes. Check Everfit's own pricing page for today's figures.
Where Everfit is strong
Everfit is polished, has a free tier for five clients and good habit and task tracking. Its automation (Autoflow) is genuinely useful if you run large group programs.
Why trainers switch
Autoflow, meal plans and payments are each billed on top of the plan, so a working roster ends up well above the headline price. CoachSpotter includes programming automation, nutrition and packages, and prices by the clients who actually trained.
Moving takes an afternoon.
Export your programs from Everfit as text or a spreadsheet and paste them into CoachSpotter. The import reads your shorthand and flags anything it is unsure about. Clients come across by link and see your look from the first screen.
How moving worksThat is $52 a month back in your pocket at 25 clients, or $624 a year.
