Lower sticker price, but white-label costs land somewhere very different.
My PT Hub Premium starts at $59/month for unlimited clients, but a true white-label app is a separate monthly add-on. CoachingPortal Professional stays flat with branding already included.
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Quick verdict
CoachingPortal is the better fit when you want a branded client portal, stronger nutrition delivery, and training progression in one predictable monthly price.
My PT Hub is still a valid choice for coaches who care most about a lower entry-level unlimited-client subscription and can live without included white-label delivery.
Pricing snapshot
That is why “which one is cheaper?” depends on whether you only need the base coaching platform or you actually need a branded app experience.
A detailed look at how each platform handles key coaching features
Branding is part of the platform, not an upsell.
My PT Hub offers branding, but the deeper white-label setup is a paid add-on.
CoachingPortal leans harder into nutrition delivery and adherence.
My PT Hub covers nutrition plans, but the differentiation is broader coach tooling.
Best for coaches who want flat-rate economics as the business grows.
Best for coaches who want a lower entry price with familiar all-in-one workflow tooling.
Both platforms have their strengths. Here's an honest assessment to help you decide.
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The migration checklist for switching from Trainerize also applies to most coaching platform moves: rebuild active client plans first, communicate early, and keep a short overlap period while clients download the new app.
It depends on what you need. My PT Hub Premium is cheaper on the headline subscription price, but if you need a true white-label app store listing their monthly add-on pushes the real stack much higher. CoachingPortal Professional is more expensive than My PT Hub Premium alone, but branding is already included.
Yes. My PT Hub lists a separate white-label app monthly add-on for full branded app-store delivery, plus a separate custom branded app option. CoachingPortal includes branding and subdomain delivery in the core plan.
CoachingPortal is the stronger fit if nutrition is central to your service. It includes deeper meal-planning workflows, recipe support, grocery-list support, and nutrition-first positioning rather than treating nutrition as one feature among many.
Yes. Most coaches rebuild active programs and meal plans rather than trying to mirror every historical item one-for-one. The migration work is mostly communication, re-creating current client plans, and onboarding clients into the new app.
Choose My PT Hub if you mainly want a lower-cost all-in-one coach platform, do not need included white-label app delivery, and value its automation/community mix more than deeper nutrition or training-progression tooling.