CoachRx is a coaching platform for individual-design coaches using OPEX methodology. It combines program planning, workout tracking, lifestyle and nutrition assignments, client messaging, assessments, and business administration. The service runs on Android, iOS, and the web, with integrations including Apple Health, WHOOP, Oura, Garmin, Fitbit, MyFitnessPal, and Cronometer.
What it does
CoachRx helps professional coaches assess clients, build programs, assign workouts and habits, and track progress. Its tools cover macro, micro, and meso cycles, periodization, nutrition targets, messaging, and business administration.
Coaches and clients use the mobile app for workout tracking, updates, and communication. The platform is available on Android, iOS, and the web, so the facts do not require a particular phone.
On the wrist
CoachRx describes wearable and health connections as integrations with other services. It lists data integrations with Apple Health, WHOOP, Oura, Garmin, and Fitbit, alongside MyFitnessPal and Cronometer.
The mobile app handles workout tracking, updates, and communication. CoachRx says it does not pull HRV from Apple Health because random daytime readings do not show a true daily trend.
Getting started
A 14-day free trial provides complete platform access, with transition assistance from the company. CoachRx says its transition team can handle data migration, setup, and training.
A coach can then use onboarding forms, assessments, check-ins, consultations, and client imports. The Coaching Index includes more than 2,000 exercise video demonstrations, while the trial includes access to more than 60 program templates.
Strengths
The service brings programming, lifestyle coaching, client communication, and business tools together. Lifestyle Rx can assign and track hydration, sleep, stress, digestion, and nutrition habits in an integrated calendar.
OPEX Body, Move, and Work assessments record body composition, movement capability, and work capacity, with graphs for progress. Messaging includes direct messages, comments, voice or video texts, scheduled messages, and Loom integration.
Coaches can also use storefronts, sales pages, Stripe payments, contracts, waivers, organization accounts, payroll features, and group programs.
Catches
There is no free plan; access starts with a 14-day trial. Client limits determine the paid tier, from 1–5 clients through more than 150 for Enterprise.
The listed health integrations include Apple Health, WHOOP, Oura, Garmin, and Fitbit. Apple Health HRV is specifically excluded for the reason the company gives.
Pricing
For 1–5 clients, the price is $29 a month billed monthly, or $25 a month billed annually. Both include all premium features.
For 6–50 clients, the price is $79 a month billed monthly, or $67 a month billed annually. For 51–150 clients, it is $199 a month billed monthly, or $169 a month billed annually.
Enterprise, for more than 150 clients, is price on request. The service also offers a 14-day free trial.
Who it suits
- Professional OPEX-style coaches managing individual clients
- Coaches running group programs and a coaching business
- Teams needing programming and client administration together
Who should look elsewhere
- You need a free coaching app after a trial.
- You need Apple Health HRV imported into the platform.
What is good
- Program planning covers macro, micro, and meso cycles with periodization.
- Lifestyle Rx tracks habits and macronutrient targets beside workouts.
- Includes client messaging, assessments, progress reports, and group coaching.
- Business tools include Stripe payments, contracts, storefronts, and payroll.
- A 14-day trial includes complete platform access and transition assistance.
Know this first
- There is no free plan after the 14-day trial.
- Apple Health HRV is not imported.
- Monthly prices increase with the number of clients.
- Enterprise pricing is available only on request.
On your watch
CoachRx's maker names watch support; its maker names Garmin, Fitbit.
- CoachRx states that it does not pull HRV from Apple Health because its random daytime readings do not reflect a true daily trend. · coachrx.app, 2026-10-05
The short of it
CoachRx suits a professional coach who wants programming, habit tracking, assessments, messaging, and business administration in one account. Its OPEX-focused structure and broad client-management set may reduce the need to join several services. The trade-offs are clear: there is no free plan and pricing rises with client count. Apple Health HRV is not imported because the company says random daytime readings do not show a true daily trend. Check the trial and the integrations against your coaching workflow before committing.
What wearers ask
Does CoachRx have a free plan?
No. CoachRx lists a 14-day free trial with complete platform access, then paid plans.
Which platforms run CoachRx?
CoachRx lists Android, iOS, and web platforms.
Which watches or wearable services does it integrate with?
The listed integrations include Apple Health, WHOOP, Oura, Garmin, and Fitbit.
How many clients can the plans cover?
Plans cover 1–5, 6–50, or 51–150 clients. Enterprise is for more than 150 clients.
What does CoachRx track beyond workouts?
Lifestyle Rx can assign and track hydration, sleep, stress, digestion, and nutrition, including specific macronutrient targets.
Does CoachRx import Apple Health HRV?
No. CoachRx says random daytime Apple Health readings do not represent a true daily HRV trend, so it does not pull that measure.
What are the lowest published prices?
The 1–5 client plan costs $29 a month billed monthly or $25 a month billed annually.
