Peaked vs Everfit
Everfit advertises a starting price of $16/mo. By the time you've added meal plans, autoflow, white-labeling, and integrated payments, the bill looks different.
Peaked includes everything on every plan — at one flat rate.
Peaked vs Everfit at a glance
The Real Cost: 50 Clients
Everfit's $16/mo headline is for low-client-count Pro. Scale + add-ons + white-label changes the picture.
Everfit fully loaded at 50 clients
- Everfit Pro (scaled to 50 clients)
- $77
- Meal Plans add-on
- $33
- Autoflow add-on
- $24
Peaked at 31–60 active clients
- Peaked Pro — flat tier, all features included
- $135
The headline gap is small (~$1/mo). The structural gap is everything Everfit doesn't include even with the add-ons stacked: a built-in CRM pipeline, contracts, mass email with segmentation, a centralized check-in hub, supplementation tracking, and a team coaching dashboard. You're paying roughly the same money. Peaked just gives you the whole business stack inside it.
Side-by-side feature matrix
Every feature, on the record. Where Everfit wins, we mark it with a star — no spin.
Pricing & Plans
Business & Revenue
Payments & Billing
Lead Gen & CRM
Contracts & Onboarding
Check-Ins & Progress
Training & Programming
Nutrition & Cardio
Supplementation
Messaging & Communication
Email & Outreach
Branding & Customization
Where Everfit still has the edge
We don't pretend to be everything. If these are non-negotiable, Everfit is the better fit today:
Free starting point goes to 5 clients
Peaked's free trial covers 1 client. Everfit's free plan stretches to 5 — useful if you want to test with a small group before paying anything.
AI Workout Builder
Everfit ships AI workout generation. Peaked focuses on coach-built programming today.
Fully white-labeled mobile app
Everfit has a paid white-label tier where clients download an app under your name. Peaked has a live native app under the Peaked brand; a fully white-labeled version is on the roadmap.
Habit coaching tools
Everfit's habit-coaching UX is a known strength. Peaked treats habits through check-in forms and content.
If those four are critical, Everfit is the right call. If you're building the business stack — Peaked is built for that.
Why coaches switch from Everfit to Peaked
- 1
The add-on bill catches up
Meal Plans add-on ($33), Autoflow ($24), payments add-on. By the time you've layered them, Everfit's headline pricing isn't really $16/mo anymore. Peaked includes the equivalents on every tier.
- 2
The CRM, contracts, and lead pipeline aren't gated
Peaked builds the full sales motion into the same platform as your active clients. Everfit doesn't ship a native CRM pipeline, contract module, or lead status tracking.
- 3
Check-ins are structured, not optional
Peaked treats check-ins as the operational backbone — daily, weekly, custom forms, workload filtering. Everfit has check-ins but they're lighter.
- 4
Mass email and segmentation are first-class
Scheduled bulk email with client-label segmentation comes standard on Peaked. On Everfit, the closest equivalent lives behind the Autoflow add-on.
- 5
Team coaching doesn't require a Studio upgrade
Peaked's team coaching dashboard and multi-coach roster management are included on every tier. Everfit gates that behind Studio pricing.
Migrating from Everfit to Peaked
We've done this. Most coaches make the full switch inside a week — risk-free, while you're still on your existing plan.
Client export: We help pull your client roster, contact info, and history out of Everfit.
Program library: Bring your master programs and exercise content across.
Payments: Stripe stays Stripe. We connect the existing account directly — no platform fee.
Communication: Use our one-page client announcement template.
Risk-free: Run Peaked on your first client free while still on Everfit. Move the rest over once you're confident.
Questions, answered honestly
Ready to run the business, not just the workouts?
Start free with one client and test Peaked end-to-end — onboarding, programming, check-ins, and payments — before you commit.