My PT Hub Review

My PT Hub starts around $25 a month for up to 3 clients in US pricing, scaling to roughly $59 for a mid tier and about $95 for the top, with add-ons near $10 a month. So how much My PT Hub costs tracks your client count, and one thing to watch: the platform localizes currency by region, so a plain visit may quote you in pounds rather than dollars. We pulled the US-dollar figures deliberately.

My PT Hub is coaching software for personal trainers and online coaches, the remote, one-to-one end of fitness. It handles the coaching loop and the business admin around it, and the client-tiered pricing keeps the entry cost low for a trainer just starting out.

The Verdict in One Screen

My PT Hub is a solid coaching platform priced by client count, with a low entry point and a broad feature set. It coaches clients; it does not run a gym.

Two dates for the record. This review was first published 11 August 2026 and last checked on 12 August 2026. The prices are the US-dollar figures; the site shows local currency by region, so a UK visitor sees pounds instead.

What My PT Hub Actually Is

My PT Hub is built around the coach-client relationship. You build training and nutrition plans, your clients follow them, and you handle scheduling, assessments and billing from the same place. It is business software for a coaching practice, not a facility system.

What the platform covers, per its feature listing:

• Appointment scheduling and check-in
• Assessments and attendance tracking
• Client management and billing
• Certification tracking
• Payments and invoicing

The coaching-plus-admin combination is the point. Scheduling, assessments and billing sit alongside the training tools, so a coach can run the whole practice, book a session, log an assessment, take payment, without leaving the platform. The certification tracking is a nice touch for coaches who manage credentials.

The Pricing: Priced by Clients, in Your Currency

Here is the US structure we recorded.

The honest read: these are the US-dollar figures, and the currency caveat is the one to remember. My PT Hub localizes pricing, so a UK visitor sees pounds and a US visitor sees dollars; the figures here are the US-dollar view. So how do you pick the right tier? Start from your client count, since that is what the tiers track, and add any $10 extras you need. Because the entry sits near $25 for three clients, a new coach can start cheap and step up as the roster grows.

Where My PT Hub Falls Short

No platform is right for everyone, and My PT Hub's edges are worth naming.

The currency localization can mislead. If you land on the localized view, you may budget against pounds and get the conversion wrong, so the dollar total is the one that matters for a US studio.

The category fit is coaching-only. My PT Hub manages clients, not a facility, so a gym or studio that needs memberships and class booking should look elsewhere.

The client tiers step up. Priced by client count, the cost climbs as you grow, so a coach with a large roster should compare the total against a flat unlimited-client rival at their real numbers.

And feature depth needs a look. The listing is broad, but some entries read as standard category tags rather than standout tools, so the assessment and scheduling depth is best judged in use, not on the page.

Who Should Actually Buy It

Line it up and the fit is clear. My PT Hub is a good choice for a personal trainer or online coach who wants an affordable, client-tiered platform that bundles coaching with scheduling, assessments and billing. The low entry price makes it easy to start, and the all-in-one admin saves juggling tools.

It is a weaker choice for a gym or studio that needs member management, or for a coach with a very large roster who would pay less on a flat plan. Those buyers should read the dollar total, add up the client-tier cost, and compare against a flat-rate rival.

Our read: an affordable, client-tiered coaching platform with solid admin, held back by currency localization that can mislead and a coaching-only fit. Read the dollar figures, count your clients, and start on the tier that matches your roster. Rated 7.7/10 on that balance of value and the currency caveat.

Sources

• My PT Hub pricing in USD via a US-geo request (Starter ~$25/mo for 3 clients; mid ~$59/mo; top ~$95/mo; add-ons ~$10/mo), validated 11 August 2026; the site localizes currency by region.
• My PT Hub feature listing (scheduling, assessments, billing, certification tracking), per the vendor's published feature set.