MyCoach AI vs ABC Trainerize

What each one actually costs

The real monthly figure at four roster sizes with the add-ons each platform forces on you included, from the same engine the shortlist quiz uses. The cheaper of the two is marked on every row.

What is actually different

• MyCoach AI lists selling courses, group chat and progress photos where ABC Trainerize does not, which is their own wording rather than something we verified.
• ABC Trainerize does appointment booking, your own app in the stores and sellable packages, and MyCoach AI does not. We checked both against their pricing pages.
• ABC Trainerize lists automations, leaderboards and body metrics where MyCoach AI does not, which is their own wording rather than something we verified.

I have used both

Condensed from my own reviews. Every line links to the second I said it, so you can check any of it. Prices in the table above are from this week; the videos are older and the figures in them are not.

MyCoach AI

A solid AI-first coaching platform that simplifies programming and nutrition, though it lacks some features and Android support compared to established competitors.

• Heavily built around AI and automation, designed to halve the time spent on programming and check-ins. 10:18
• Large pre-built library of exercises, recipes, and meal plans that keeps improving as the AI pulls in more data. 10:25
• Smart workouts let clients swap exercises or switch to home training with one tap when they cannot access gym equipment. 10:36
• Only a proper iOS app at the moment; the Android version is a hybrid browser experience which lets it down. 11:42
• Few integrations and no direct API access, so connecting it to other marketing tools is not really possible yet. 11:37
• Wearable sync goes to Apple Health first then pulls into the app, which can cause glitches and issues. 11:55
• Does not have all the features that established competitors like Coach Catalyst or Trainerize might have. 15:37

From my review, September 2025. Watch it

ABC Trainerize

A robust, feature-rich platform that I use personally as a client and my coach has stuck with for five years.

• Having training templates is really good if you're just getting started, plus the workout builder is helpful. 1:38
• It gives you exercise videos so you don't have to record them yourself. 1:45
• I actually really like this in the gym: I open the app, start my session, log my reps and weights, and see how I'm progressing each week. 7:03
• The messaging service is a little bit clunky, not that intuitive, and not like WhatsApp or iMessage. 4:56
• A little noisy when you sign in; I do think a lot of these apps are quite heavy on their data and dashboards. 4:28
• Getting this set up will take time because creating all the template programs is a bit time-consuming to start with. 6:36

From my review, March 2023. Watch it

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Reading further

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