PT Suite Pricing: From £29/mo, No Stripe Markup

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A full breakdown of what's in each plan, side-by-side.

How PT Suite pricing compares

Real starting prices across the main all-in-one fitness and studio platforms (verified July 2026).

Sources: Trainerize pricing, TrueCoach pricing and processing fees, TeamUp pricing, Mindbody pricing. Converted at approximately 1 GBP = 1.33 USD. Verified July 2026 — prices change; always confirm on the vendor's site.

Frequently asked questions

Pricing FAQ

Common questions about PT Suite pricing, transaction fees, and how we compare.

Does PT Suite charge a markup on top of Stripe fees?

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No. PT Suite charges no transaction fee on client payments, on any plan. You pay only Stripe's standard processing rate (1.4% + 20p for UK cards, 2.9% + 30¢ for US cards) and PT Suite takes nothing on top. This is different from TrueCoach, which added a flat 5% fee on every transaction in January 2026 (on top of Stripe's own cut), and from TeamUp and Trainerize integrations that can add a per-transaction markup.

What is the cheapest PT Suite plan and what does it include?

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The Solo plan is £29/month flat (or local equivalent — see the table above for USD, EUR, CAD, AUD, NZD pricing) and includes the branded booking website with custom domain, online booking, integrated Stripe payments, PAR-Q health forms, group classes, programming, and packages. Unlike most competitors there is no client cap and no per-client fee — bring on as many clients as you want at the same flat price.

What will I actually pay per month on PT Suite vs Trainerize?

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Transactional answer: Trainerize's paid tiers are priced by client-count band, and common add-ons such as nutrition coaching and video coaching can push real-world cost to roughly $100-200/month for a working solo trainer. PT Suite's Solo plan is £29/month flat with unlimited clients and no add-on traps. For the feature-by-feature alternative comparison see /compare/trainerize; for the cost investigation see /blog/trainerize-add-on-trap-real-cost-2026.

What will I actually pay per month on PT Suite vs TeamUp?

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Transactional answer: TeamUp (the studio/gym platform) is priced by active-customer tier — its own UK pricing page lists £99/month flat for up to 100 active customers, rising in bands to £299/month at 501+ (goteamup.com/pricing, July 2026). PT Suite's Studio plan is £49/month flat with unlimited members, classes, memberships, and video — the same or lower price regardless of how many members you add. See /compare/teamup for the full alternative breakdown.

What will I actually pay per month on PT Suite vs TrueCoach?

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Transactional answer: TrueCoach charges $26-137/month depending on active-client tier (the Pro tier, for up to 50 clients, is $136.99/month) and, since January 2026, an additional flat 5% fee on every payment processed through the platform on top of Stripe's own fee. For a trainer processing £2,000/month in client payments, that 5% fee alone is £100/month. PT Suite charges no percentage fee on any plan. See /compare/truecoach for the full alternative breakdown.

Is there a free trial and do I need a credit card?

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Yes. You get a 14-day free trial with full access to every feature on the Studio plan. No credit card is required to start. You can cancel during the trial with no charge, or continue and we will email you a few days before the trial ends so there are no surprises. There is also a 30-day money-back guarantee on paid plans.

Does PT Suite support UK trainers and VAT?

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Yes. PT Suite is UK-built and handles VAT automatically for UK trainers above the £85,000 turnover threshold. Pricing is shown in your local currency (GBP for UK, USD for US, EUR for Europe, plus CAD/AUD/NZD). Stripe Connect supports international payment processing in 47 countries, so you can take payments from clients anywhere your subscription serves.