eFitHub vs Wodify

Round by round

1. Starting price and plan scope

   eFitHub lists a Start plan at €29 a month for up to 10 active clients, with 50 video hours, 250 Milo credits and communities of up to 10 people. Plus is €69 and Pro is €79. Wodify lists Essentials at a promotional $99 a month, with a regular price shown as $199. Accelerate is $199 promotional and Ultimate is $399 promotional. The currencies differ, so the amounts are not a direct currency conversion. eFitHub’s plans include coaching-specific limits and tools, while Wodify’s plans cover broader business operations.

2. Core business and coaching tools

   eFitHub focuses on online coaching: workout plans by weeks, sessions and blocks; videos, notes and timers; progress metrics; chats, calls, questionnaires and calendars; payment tools; and optional Milo drafts. Wodify covers billing, scheduling, memberships, waivers, contracts, lead management, automations, marketing, reporting, multi-location operations and member booking. Its app lets members book classes, view workouts, track performance and attendance, and book appointments. Wodify wins for a fitness business needing broad administrative, sales and operational coverage; eFitHub is narrower but more centered on independent coach-client work.

   Wodify takes this round

3. Named integrations

   eFitHub’s product pages describe connected coach and client apps but do not identify named third-party integrations. Wodify names QuickBooks, Slack, Facebook Leads, Google Analytics, MyZone and Zapier. Its platform also supports custom integrations through API access on Accelerate and Ultimate plans.

   Wodify takes this round

4. Supported platforms

   eFitHub runs on Android, iOS and the web. Its client app is included in the coach subscription, and clients do not pay separately. Wodify supports Android, iOS, web and API access. Core runs in current Safari or Chrome mobile browsers, while its Coach View app handles quick coaching tasks and browser Core provides full administration. Since Wodify adds an API platform alongside mobile and web access, it covers more published access routes. Both provide mobile and browser access.

   Wodify takes this round

5. Support and learning resources

   eFitHub’s terms direct users to [email protected] for suspected unauthorized access or safety concerns. Wodify directs app users to [email protected] and lists a Help Center, weekly live feature training, webinars, a community hub, product roadmap and API documentation. The facts show a broader set of support and learning channels for Wodify. eFitHub provides a direct support email, but no comparable training, community or documentation resources are identified.

   Wodify takes this round

6. Privacy and account controls

   eFitHub says users retain ownership of uploaded content while granting limited permission to host, process, convert and transmit it to operate, protect and improve the service. Its terms place responsibility for account activity on users except where eFitHub is at fault, and require review of Milo output. Wodify documents GDPR rights, including personal-data export requests, and lists AWS, Zendesk and Cloudinary as subprocessors. Google Play says its app encrypts data in transit, may collect personal and financial information, and does not allow collected data to be deleted. The facts present different controls without a clear overall winner.

7. API access and documentation

   Wodify provides a REST API covering leads, clients, documents, communications, financials, memberships, locations, programs, classes, appointments and workouts. Calls use an x-api-key header and the documented base URL is https://api.wodify.com/v1. New API-key creation is available on Accelerate and Ultimate, while existing keys continue to work. Wodify also publishes guides, authentication instructions, endpoint categories, parameters, response formats and a reference. Wodify clearly wins this dimension.

   Wodify takes this round