Traiv vs FitBudd
A native app in two stores is a real build, and the price reflects it. The question is whether your client will download an 80MB app before their first session — in our experience most will not, and the install is where the coaching relationship goes to die.
Line by line
Where a figure has not been read off their own page today, the row says so rather than showing a number.
| What you are comparing | FitBudd | Traiv |
|---|---|---|
| Putting your own name on the app | $75, one-offRecorded 2026-09-11, not re-checked since | Included |
| What your client has to do first | Install from the App Store or Play StoreRecorded 2026-09-11, not re-checked since | Open a link. Add to home screen if they want to |
| Price in rupees, GST included | — | ₹999 a month, inclusive |
| Migration from your current platform | — | We do it, free, usually within a day |
| Export everything and leave | — | One button, one file |
FitBudd can change their prices the day after we read them, and sometimes do. If a row here is wrong, tell us and we will re-read their page.
What FitBudd is good at
FitBudd ships a real native app under your own name in both app stores, and for a coach whose brand is the product, that is a genuinely different thing to a web app.
When you should not switch
Stay on FitBudd if being in the app stores is the point — if you sell a programme to strangers who find you by searching, rather than coaching people you already know.
Moving is free and we do it
Send us your export, or your login if you would rather. Clients, plans and history come across, usually within a day, and your clients keep their history.
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