ABC Trainerize vs yMove

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.

yMove is a drag-and-drop builder for branded fitness, coaching, and yoga apps, published under a customer's brand in Apple's and Google's app stores. Customers can customize the app's style, screens, structure, videos, logo, and colors. Workout features include interactive and video sessions, customizable schedules, and plans. Progress tools cover images, fitness metrics, and mood logs; nutrition tools include recipes, calorie tracking, and meal plans. Members can download videos for offline viewing or stream them through Chromecast or Apple TV. Real-time chat and push notifications support communication. Apps can sell subscriptions and digital products at prices set by the customer, and Your Move says it handles app store submission. The service works on Android, iOS, and the web. Starter costs $39 a month for up to 20 paying users and includes app store submission, subscription payments, push notifications, and email support. A free first 7 days are available, but there is no free plan. Higher plans raise user limits and include additional features or support.