ABC Trainerize vs Delivvo

ABC Trainerize is a coaching platform for workout delivery, client communication, scheduling and payments, with mobile apps for iOS and Android. Coaches can manage workout programs, appointments, classes and calendars, as well as goals, progress, forms and assessments. In-app messaging is available, and Video Coaching supports live and on-demand classes and virtual coaching sessions. The platform lists integrated payment processing and Stripe integration; Grow includes integrations with client apps and wearables. The free Basic plan includes one client seat. Grow costs $9 a month for two client seats, while Pro is listed at $23 a month and supports 5 to 200 clients. A free trial includes unlimited clients and requires no credit card. Annual plans are billed once per year, and prices are listed in USD and may be subject to applicable taxes. Support options include a help center, email, live chat and live phone support. The site reports 400k+ trainers and coaches, 45k+ businesses and 1.6M+ clients.

Delivvo is a web-based client portal for independent freelancers and small studios to deliver work, collect approvals, sign contracts, invoice clients and receive payments through their own gateway. A branded portal brings deliverables, contracts, invoices and messages together. Clients can comment on images, mark video timestamps and leave notes on PDFs. Payments go through the freelancer’s connected gateway, and Delivvo says it charges 0% platform fees. Named payment gateways include Stripe, PayPal, Tap, Telr, PayTabs, Checkout.com, MyFatoorah, Moyasar and N-Genius; IBAN, Wise and Payoneer can be displayed. Portal access can require a one-time email code. The Free plan costs nothing, with up to 3 clients, 5 GB storage and 3 active projects. Starter costs $15 a month, while Pro costs $35 a month and Agency costs $80 a month. Delivvo says gateway credentials are encrypted with AES-256 before storage and client data is separated per account and client at database level. It describes itself as an early-stage product and does not claim certifications it has not earned.