MyPTHub is the cleaner, friendlier-feeling cousin in this comparison. UK-aware in its tone (their team is partly UK-based), simpler to onboard than Trainerize, and with one of the cheapest entry-level tiers in the category at $25/month for the Starter plan. It's a likeable product.
Where MyPTHub sits in the market is as an all-in-one client management and coaching app for individual trainers and small teams. You get programme delivery, habits, messaging, basic nutrition, and a perfectly serviceable mobile experience. If you mostly need to deliver workouts and track adherence, the base product holds up.
What it isn't is a place clients find you. There's no public-facing register, no verified credential displayed on a profile prospects can search. MyPTHub assumes you've already built your client list — through Instagram, word-of-mouth, your existing gym, your website. The app is for delivery, not discovery.
It's also priced as a base product with a stack of add-ons sitting next to it. The branded app is $95 one-time, the Check-Ins AI module is $12/month, extra trainers are $10/month each, Zapier is $19/month. None of that is hidden, but the bill at the end of the year for a coach who uses all of them is meaningfully bigger than the sticker. REPs Pro is £59/mo (founding, was £79/mo) and includes the full software platform — directory profile, verification, CRM, bookings, payments, programmes, check-ins, nutrition, client portal and REPs AI. No paid add-on stack or per-client charges. Verified (£99/yr) is a separate public register listing, not coaching software, and is not included in this comparison.