Trainera review
A broad gym platform for websites, memberships, classes, apps and member engagement.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Trainera combines a drag-and-drop gym website builder with custom domains, membership packages, class planning, check-ins, CRM, payments, trainer workspaces and branded member apps. It is aimed at gyms, studios, trainers and their members that need more than a public-facing website. Members can access memberships, workouts, nutrition tracking, messaging and check-in tools through web, iOS and Android experiences, while gyms can manage operations through the platform and its API.
Pricing is split between gym plans and client plans. The Free gym plan supports up to 3 clients with no credit card and no time limit. Starter is $19.99 per month for up to 10 users and adds recurring check-ins, habit tracking and an AI plan creator. Pro is $49.99 per month for up to 30 users, with training and nutrition analytics plus offline client training. Business is $99 per month for up to 75 users, adding full branding, a personal website and a dedicated account manager. Enterprise offers unlimited clients, custom integrations and branded iOS and Android apps. Client Free includes 50 exercises and three AI plans per month; Client Pro is $8.99 per month, while Client Premium is $9.99 per month with nutrition-focused features. The listing also presents a $149 monthly starting figure for the relevant gym offering.
Trainera’s strongest fit is for operators that want a connected member-engagement system rather than a standalone site. Membership packages can define billing cycles, access hours and entry limits; classes support recurring series and rosters; and QR cards, turnstile or scanner check-ins, CRM follow-ups, messaging and push broadcasts extend beyond basic scheduling. Stripe supports online card sales, while Google Fit, Huawei Health Kit, Google Calendar and Apple HealthKit broaden platform connections. Choose Trainera if branded apps, member communication and operational tools are central requirements. A simpler website builder may suit smaller businesses that only need pages and booking, while buyers seeking a single uncomplicated plan should review the separate gym and client tiers carefully.
Trainera pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines website, memberships, classes, CRM, payments and check-ins
- Branded iOS and Android apps support direct member engagement
- Web, mobile and API coverage with Stripe and health-platform integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Free gym access is limited to up to 3 clients
- Gym and client plans create a more complex pricing structure
- Advanced analytics and offline training require higher paid tiers
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