Fitness coaches can train up to 100 clients during Spur.Fit's trial—no credit card required. That's bold for software trying to consolidate what usually takes five or six different apps to manage.
The core workflow? Build training programs once. Let AI adapt them for different clients. You create a workout plan template. Spur.Fit tweaks it based on individual client goals and progress. No manual copy-pasting for each person.
Nutrition tracking comes with macro calculations and meal plans. Biometrics get monitored (HRV and sleep patterns). Clients receive automated check-ins and nudges about their habits.
Everything lives inside a custom-branded app. Your logo. Your colors. Clients message you directly there—sending videos of their form or photos of their meals. You respond with notes or corrections. Workout history and personal records? Tracked automatically. CrossFit coaches get daily WODs delivered. Endurance coaches can build structured programs with periodization.
The business side isn't forgotten. Courses can be sold through Spur.Fit. Payment management is built in. Scheduling happens automatically. You'll supposedly save 20+ hours weekly—reminders and progress updates happen without manual input.
Pricing starts at $59/month for the Pro plan (up to 50 clients). There's a Starter plan for two clients that's free. Enterprise pricing for 100+ clients requires contacting them. The two-client limit on the free tier won't work for anyone running an actual training business, but paid plans seem reasonable compared to stacking separate tools.
