CoachRx
6.7
My PT Hub
7.2CoachRx vs My PT Hub
CoachRx is a coaching platform from CoachRx, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona. It is paid software with a 14-day trial, built for individual design coaches and group coaching.
My PT Hub is made by Fitii Ltd, founded in 2015 and based in Burgess Hill, West Sussex. It is freemium software for personal trainers and fitness coaches, with a free plan, paid tiers and a 30-day trial.
| CoachRx | My PT Hub | |
|---|---|---|
| Wrist score | 6.7 | 7.2 |
| Works with a watch | — | — |
| Watch families named | Garmin, Fitbit | Apple Watch, Fitbit |
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| Free trial | Yes | Yes |
| Paid from | $25/mo | $10/mo |
| Platforms | Android, iPhone, Web | Android, iPhone, Web |
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| Client limit | 5 | 3 |
| Session scheduling | Yes | Yes |
| Client portal | Yes | Yes |
| Goals and progress | Yes | Yes |
| Payments and billing | Yes | Yes |
| Group coaching | Yes | Yes |
| Forms and assessments | Yes | Yes |
| Paid from | — | $22.50/mo |
CoachRx
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.
- 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.
My PT Hub
My PT Hub fits a trainer who wants client records, programming, nutrition, scheduling and payments under one login. The free entry point allows a small test, while the 30-day trial gives time to assess the workflow. Watch owners should view it as a coaching platform that imports selected Apple Watch and Fitbit data, not as a standalone watch training app. The main buying decision is which client and automation limits match the coaching business, since several functions begin at Premium or higher.
- Free plan and 30-day trial are available.
- Works across web, iOS and Android.
- Apple Watch and Fitbit data can feed coaching records.
Round by round
Published plan pricing
CoachRx lists $29 a month for 1–5 clients when billed monthly, or $25 a month annually. Its 6–50 client plans are $79 monthly or $67 annually; larger plans rise to $199 or $169, with enterprise pricing on request. My PT Hub starts at $22.50 a month on its annual-paid-monthly Starter plan for three clients, then lists Premium at $52 and Ultimate at $195. It also publishes add-on prices, including $10 for an additional trainer and $19 for Zapier. My PT Hub wins because its entry paid price is lower and its pricing includes a free tier.
My PT Hub takes this round
Free access and trials
CoachRx has no free plan. It offers a 14-day free trial with complete platform access and transition assistance. My PT Hub has a free plan and also offers a 30-day trial. Its Starter plan limits accounts to three clients, 50 workouts and 50 nutrition plans, while its Free plan is free. My PT Hub wins this round because a coach can begin without payment and has a longer stated trial.
My PT Hub takes this round
Coaching and business features
CoachRx combines program design, behavior coaching, client communication and business management. It includes macro, micro and meso planning, periodization, assessments, lifestyle and nutrition tracking, storefronts, sales pages, contracts, waivers, payroll and group programs. My PT Hub covers workout building, nutrition coaching, check-ins, bookings, compliance, communities, messaging, groups, forms, payments and business operations. It also lists more than 15 personal-training features, real-time activity tracking and program compliance. My PT Hub wins on the breadth of plainly listed trainer workflows, while CoachRx is more specifically structured around OPEX-style design and assessments.
My PT Hub takes this round
Integrations and connected data
CoachRx lists Apple Health, WHOOP, Oura, Garmin, Fitbit, MyFitnessPal and Cronometer integrations, plus Stripe for automated payments and business metrics. It notes that it does not pull HRV from Apple Health because random daytime readings do not show a true daily trend. My PT Hub directly integrates with Apple Health, Apple Watch, Google Fit, MyFitnessPal and Fitbit, supports Google Calendar and iCal, and offers a Zapier add-on connecting with more than 8,000 apps. The products cover different connection needs, so the facts do not establish one overall winner.
Device and web access
Both products list Android, iOS and web platforms. CoachRx describes one mobile app for coaches and clients with workout tracking, updates and communication. My PT Hub is described as a web and mobile platform, with communities available on web and mobile across all subscription tiers. Since both cover the same three platform categories and the facts do not compare app behavior or feature parity in detail, this round is a tie.
Support and onboarding
CoachRx says its transition team handles data migration, setup and training, with a support team made up of coaches. Its public Intercom help center lists 126 coach-support articles and 16 client-support articles, plus email support. My PT Hub provides a Zendesk help center, quick-start guide, live chat, email support and bookable support calls. Its Ultimate plan also lists concierge support, while Premium includes priority support. My PT Hub wins because it publishes more support channels and adds named priority and concierge options at higher tiers.
My PT Hub takes this round
Privacy and data controls
CoachRx states that health data is encrypted in transit, stored on restricted-access servers and not sold for advertising. Android Health Connect collection requires explicit permission, can be revoked in device settings and is shared only with the assigned coach. My PT Hub says Fitii Ltd complies with UK and European Economic Area data-protection laws, including GDPR, and maintains internal GDPR policies. Its subscription agreement includes confidentiality obligations, a UK/EU data-processing addendum and restrictions on entering sensitive information. Both publish meaningful controls, but the facts do not settle which approach is stronger overall.
AI coaching and automation
CoachRx includes RxBot, described as an AI coaching assistant included in the account. My PT Hub lists an AI workout builder that creates, assigns and tracks custom workouts and programs, plus an optional Check-Ins AI add-on that summarizes progress and drafts replies. It also announced Workouts AI, which can turn plain-language prompts or images into editable structured workouts. CoachRx includes its assistant in the account, while My PT Hub gives more specific AI workflow examples and paid add-on detail.
Pick CoachRx if
- You want OPEX-style program design, assessments and lifestyle tracking.
- You need WHOOP, Oura, Garmin, Cronometer and broader health-data links.
- You want business tools such as payroll, waivers and storefronts in one system.
Pick My PT Hub if
- You want a free plan or a lower published entry price.
- You need a larger exercise and food library with barcode scanning.
- You want communities, bookings, live chat or Zapier connections.
The short of it
Choose CoachRx if your coaching model centers on OPEX-style assessment, periodization, lifestyle compliance and integrated business administration. Its paid plans start at $25 monthly with annual billing for 1–5 clients, and its trial includes full platform access. Choose My PT Hub if price flexibility, a free plan, broad trainer workflows, large exercise and food libraries, communities or Zapier matter more. Its Starter plan begins at $22.50 monthly on annual billing for three clients. Both run on Android, iOS and web and cover coaching, client management, payments and group work.
What buyers ask
Does either platform have a free plan?
My PT Hub has a free plan. CoachRx does not; it offers a 14-day free trial.
Which has the lower published entry price?
My PT Hub lists Starter at $22.50 a month, billed annually and paid monthly, for three clients. CoachRx lists $25 a month with annual billing for 1–5 clients.
How many clients are included at entry level?
CoachRx’s entry plans cover 1–5 clients. My PT Hub’s Starter plan limits accounts to three clients.
Do both support phones and the web?
Yes. Both list Android, iOS and web platforms.
Which has more exercise content?
My PT Hub lists more than 8,000 HD pre-loaded exercise videos. CoachRx lists more than 1,500 movements and a Coaching Index with over 2,000 demonstrations.
Can they connect to wearables and health services?
Yes. CoachRx lists Apple Health, WHOOP, Oura, Garmin, Fitbit, MyFitnessPal and Cronometer. My PT Hub lists Apple Health, Apple Watch, Google Fit, MyFitnessPal and Fitbit.
Listed together on Best Workout Tracking Apps in 2026.