Mogy keeps trainer pricing simple: the Trainer Pack is $24.99 a month with 10 client slots included, and each slot beyond that adds $2. Gyms get a separate Gym Pack, quoted on request. So how much Mogy costs for a solo coach is a small, predictable number, and it grows only two dollars at a time as you add clients past the first ten.
Mogy is coaching software for personal trainers, built around program building, exercise delivery and client communication. The per-slot model on the Trainer Pack keeps a starting coach's cost low, while the quote-based Gym Pack handles multi-trainer facilities separately.
The Verdict in One Screen
Mogy is an affordable trainer app with a low base and gentle per-slot scaling, plus a quote-based gym tier. It coaches clients; the gym side is a separate, quoted product.
| Quick read | Detail |
|---|---|
| Best for | Solo trainers who add clients gradually |
| Weakest for | Gyms wanting published multi-trainer pricing |
| Trainer Pack | $24.99/mo, 10 client slots included (+$2/slot) |
| Gym Pack | Quote-based ("Contact Us") |
| Exercise library | 1,350+ exercises, 800+ with video |
| Category | Online personal-training software |
Two dates for the record. This review was first published 11 August 2026 and last checked on 12 August 2026. The Trainer Pack price is in US dollars, and the Gym Pack for multi-trainer facilities is quoted rather than published.
What Mogy Actually Is
Mogy is a coaching app for the individual trainer. You build workout programs, deliver exercises from a large video library, track client body metrics and chat with clients in the app, all on a low monthly base. The Trainer Pack is the self-serve product for solo coaches; the Gym Pack is a separate, quoted tier for facilities managing multiple trainers.
What the Trainer Pack includes, per the pricing page:
- Workout program builder
- 10 client slots included, then $2 per additional slot
- 1,350-plus exercises, 800-plus with video
- Body-metric tracking
- Coach-to-client chat
- Live customer support
The exercise library is the standout for the price. Over 1,350 exercises, more than 800 with video, on a $24.99 base gives a trainer a deep programming resource without a premium subscription, and the coach-to-client chat keeps communication inside the app.
The Pricing: Low Base, $2 a Slot
Here is the structure.
| Plan | Price | Clients |
|---|---|---|
| Trainer Pack | $24.99/mo | 10 slots included, +$2 per extra slot |
| Gym Pack | Quote ("Contact Us") | Multiple trainers |
The per-slot model is the frame: $24.99 covers ten clients, and each additional client adds $2 a month, so a coach with 15 clients runs about $34.99. So how do you budget it? Add your client count beyond ten at two dollars each, and the total stays modest even as your roster grows. Gyms with several trainers move to the Gym Pack, which Mogy prices on request rather than publishing, so a facility gets a custom number after a conversation.
Where Mogy Falls Short
No platform is right for everyone, and Mogy's edges are worth naming.
The gym tier is quote-only. The Trainer Pack is transparent, but the Gym Pack for multi-trainer facilities carries no public price, so a gym cannot compare Mogy's facility cost without contacting sales.
Per-slot fees add up at scale. Two dollars a slot is cheap for a small roster, but a coach with a large client base pays the base plus a growing per-slot total, so a busy trainer should compare it against a flat unlimited-client rival.
The category fit is coaching-first. The Trainer Pack manages clients, not a facility, so a gym needs the separate Gym Pack, and neither tier is built for deep membership and access management the way a facility platform is.
And it is a smaller, lower-profile name. Mogy's integration ecosystem and market presence are narrower than a category leader's, so a coach who wants a big third-party app store will find fewer options.
Who Should Actually Buy It
Line it up and the fit is clear. Mogy is a good choice for a solo personal trainer who wants a cheap, capable app with a deep exercise library and gentle per-slot scaling. The $24.99 base with ten slots is affordable, the 1,350-plus exercise library is generous for the price, and clients past ten cost just two dollars each.
It is a weaker choice for a coach with a very large roster who would pay less on a flat plan, or a gym that wants published multi-trainer pricing. Those buyers should compare the per-slot total against a flat-rate rival, or request the Gym Pack quote.
Our read: a low base, a deep exercise library and simple per-slot scaling, held back by a quote-only gym tier and per-slot fees that climb at scale. Start on the $24.99 Trainer Pack, add clients past ten at two dollars each, and contact sales for the Gym Pack if you run a facility. Rated 7.5/10 on that balance of value and the quote-based gym tier.
Sources
- Mogy pricing (Trainer Pack $24.99/month, 10 client slots included, +$2 per additional slot, 1,350+ exercises with 800+ video; Gym Pack quote-based), from mogy.me/pages/pricing.html, 12 August 2026.
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