ABC Fitness

Overview

Founded in 1981 and based in Frisco, Texas, ABC Fitness develops software for fitness businesses and their members. ABC Ignite handles club operations such as bookings, check-ins, staff, billing and payments, while its branded mobile app lets members book classes and track progress. ABC Trainerize is aimed at coaches, with tools for fitness, nutrition and habit coaching, messaging and progress tracking.

The breadth is useful for businesses spanning operations and coaching, but these are distinct platforms rather than one clearly defined package. Buyers seeking a firm cost for club software will need to request a demo.

Key features

• Club operations: ABC Ignite combines bookings, check-ins, staff management, billing and payments. Online booking, automated billing and multi-location support make it relevant to clubs managing recurring member activity across sites.
• Member engagement: A branded app supports class booking and progress tracking, giving clubs a member-facing channel alongside operational tools.
• Coaching: Trainerize supports fitness, nutrition and habit coaching, with in-app messaging and progress tracking. Its 30-day trial includes unlimited clients and requires no credit card, a meaningful way for coaches to assess the workflow before committing.
• Integrations: The partner marketplace describes native and API-based integrations, including EGYM, MyFitnessPal and Truemed. Full API access is included with Studio Plus, rather than the lower Trainerize plans.
• Security and support: ABC Fitness says it is a Tier 1 PCI service provider and maintains an annual PCI AOC. It says it does not collect biometric data directly from individuals and will not sell, lease or trade biometric data received from clients. Separate support contacts serve gym members and club operators, with phone and email support for operators.

Pricing

ABC Trainerize has four plans, while ABC Fitness club software uses custom pricing. The Trainerize prices give coaches a clearer way to match cost to client capacity:

• Basic — 0.00 USD per free: One client seat, iOS and Android apps, workout programs, basic in-app messaging, and habit and lifestyle coaching. It is a no-cost entry point, but its single seat makes it unsuitable for building a larger coaching roster.
• Grow — 9.00 USD per month: Two client seats, AI Workout Builder, custom client programs, meal and macro tracking, and app and wearable integrations. The additional capabilities come with a tight seat limit, so it is best suited to a coach with just a couple of clients.
• Pro 5 — 23.00 USD per month: Selectable capacity from 5 to 200 client seats, plus custom exercise videos, welcome emails, consultation forms and advanced messaging. Its adjustable seat range suits a growing coaching business, though the listed starting price is not tied to a specific seat count.
• Studio Plus — 248.00 USD per month: 500, 1,000 or 1,000+ client seats, 5+ locations, full API access and support, and personalized onboarding. This is the plan built for a larger, multi-location coaching operation, not a small independent practice.

ABC Fitness: custom pricing; request a demo. This is the route for clubs seeking the broader operations and member-facing platform, but buyers should expect to discuss their requirements rather than compare a published monthly rate.

Platforms

ABC Fitness supports Android, iOS, web, Windows and API access. Its status page covers web app, mobile app and API services for several platforms, including Trainerize, Glofox and EVO.

Who it's for

ABC Fitness is a fit for gyms, health clubs, boutique studios and franchises that need booking, check-in, billing and member-app capabilities, particularly when multi-location support matters. Trainerize is the more direct choice for personal trainers and coaches who need client programs and coaching tools, with a free tier and trial to start. A solo coach with one client can make use of Basic; a larger roster will need a paid tier with more seats.

It is less compelling for buyers who need a published club-software price before speaking with a vendor, or for small coaches whose needs do not justify moving beyond the entry-level seat limits.

Pros and cons

• Pro: The combination of club operations, member app and separate coaching tools addresses several needs across fitness businesses.
• Pro: Trainerize Basic is free for one client, and the 30-day trial offers unlimited clients without a credit card.
• Pro: Studio Plus includes substantial client capacity, 5+ locations and full API access for larger operations.
• Con: Club software is custom-priced, making initial budget comparisons harder.
• Con: Basic and Grow cap capacity at one and two client seats, respectively, limiting their use for coaches with established rosters.
• Con: The platform range combines distinct club and coaching products, so businesses should confirm which offering covers each need.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Gym Management Software.

• WellnessLiving is worth considering if a gym wants a published entry plan: Starter is 62.00 USD per month billed annually and includes one staff member, booking, client and staff apps, and POS. It also has a free plan and trial.
• PushPress may suit operators who prefer a freemium option; its Free plan has no monthly fees, but charges payment-processing fees of 4.99% + .30 CC and 2.89% + .30 ACH.
• RhinoFit Sign-In Kiosk is another freemium option, with a free Start Up plan subject to eligibility and a limit of 20 or fewer active users.
• ClubReady is a paid alternative with pricing handled through a demo.
• XODA is a freemium option for web, iOS and Android.
• PerfectGym is a paid option for web, iOS and Android.
• eFit Financial is a paid option for web and Windows.
• Flexync is a freemium option for web.

Verdict

Choose ABC Fitness if you run a gym, studio or franchise that wants club operations, member engagement and multi-location support, or if you coach clients and value Trainerize’s free entry plan and trial. Its strongest case is the breadth across operations and coaching; its main drawback is that club buyers must seek custom pricing, while smaller coaches may quickly outgrow the lowest seat limits.