Compare · For fitness creators
The best membership platforms for fitness creators.
An honest roundup of where fitness creators sell programs, challenges and classes: who each platform suits, what it costs and what you get. We’re one of the options, so every figure comes from each platform’s own website, with the date we checked it.
| Platform | Monthly fee | Fees on sales | Recipes | Programs and video | App under your name | Link in bio | Help growing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voyage | None | A share of sales, from 10% | Yes, with scaling, shopping lists and meal plans | Programs, challenges and video | Designed and built for you, in your own store listing | Included | A team that runs your marketing |
| Kajabi | US$179 to US$499, or US$143 to US$399 billed yearly | No share of sales; 0.5% to 2% extra with another payment processor | No | Courses, coaching and memberships | Branded app on the Pro plan (US$499 a month) | Its own site builder | AI tools, no team |
| Uscreen | US$49 to US$499 | US$0.99 to US$1.99 per active subscriber on larger plans, and 5 to 10% of one-off sales | No | Video catalogue and series | From the App Essentials plan, US$449 a month billed annually | No | Coaching on higher plans |
| Trainerize | Free to US$380, rising with client seats | US$10 a month payments add-on, plus 3.15% + 30¢ per payment | Nutrition add-on, US$20 to US$45 a month | Workout builder and programs | Own store listing on the Studio plans | Profile and storefront page | Onboarding only |
| Everfit | Free to US$430, rising with clients | US$9 a month payments add-on, plus 3.15% + 30¢ per US card payment | Meal plan and recipe add-on, from US$39 a month | Workout builder and programs | Enterprise only, from 500 clients | No | None |
| Stan | US$29 or US$99 | 0% to Stan, plus Stripe’s fees | No | Courses and downloads | No, communities use Stan’s app | Yes | AI tools, no team |
| Linktree | Free to US$35 | 12% of product sales on the free plan, 9% on Starter and Pro, 0% on Premium, plus Stripe’s fees | No | Courses | No | Yes | Scheduling tools, no team |
| Mighty Networks | US$79 to US$354 billed annually | 0.5% to 2% | No | Courses and challenges | Mighty Pro only, from US$17,000 a year | No | Strategy sessions on higher plans |
| Clubb | No upfront cost | 10% of revenue | Yes, with servings controls, shopping lists and meal plans | Programs, challenges and video, with TV casting | Native iOS and Android app branded as you | Not listed | Email, push and automation tools; migration help |
| Passion.io | US$119 to US$599 billed yearly, or a custom plan | 3.9% on Launch down to 1.9% on Passion Plus, plus Apple, Google and Stripe fees | No | Interactive courses, challenges and video | Own store listing from Expand, US$599 a month billed yearly | Not listed | A growth coach on Passion Plus only |
| Playbook | None | 20% of net revenue, after app store and payment fees | Not listed | Programs, challenges, live streaming and video | A branded space inside the Playbook app; no listing of your own mentioned | Not listed | Creator management team and ad creatives |
| Patreon | None | 10% for new creators, plus payment processing (2.9% + 30¢ on US cards) | No | No | No, members use the Patreon app | No | None |
| Skool | US$9 or US$99 | 10% on Hobby, 2.9% on Pro | No | Courses, community and live calls | No, members use the Skool app | No | Affiliate tools, no team |
Taken from each platform’s own website on 8 October 2026, in US dollars. Plans and prices change, so check their sites before you decide. Card processing fees apply on every platform.
- Launch with Voyage (us)Best for: a partner to plan, build, launch and grow it with youWe design and build your own fitness membership on our platform, launch it under your name and help you grow it. No monthly fee; a share of sales, from 10%.How pricing works
- KajabiBest for: Coaches selling courses who’ll build and market it themselvesKajabi is an all-in-one platform for selling courses, coaching and memberships yourself.Voyage vs Kajabi
- UscreenBest for: Large on-demand class libraries and TV appsUscreen is a video membership platform popular with fitness instructors.Voyage vs Uscreen
- TrainerizeBest for: Personal trainers coaching a client listTrainerize is personal training software, priced by how many clients you coach.Voyage vs Trainerize
- EverfitBest for: One-to-one coaching with check-ins and personalised plansEverfit is coaching software for trainers and nutrition coaches, priced by client.Voyage vs Everfit
- StanBest for: Selling guides and coaching calls from your bio linkStan is a link-in-bio storefront for selling digital products, courses and coaching.Voyage vs Stan
- LinktreeBest for: A simple page of links to your channelsLinktree is the best-known link-in-bio tool: a page of links, with some selling built in.Voyage vs Linktree
- Mighty NetworksBest for: Community-led memberships with live sessionsMighty Networks is a community platform with courses, challenges, events and livestreaming.Voyage vs Mighty Networks
- ClubbBest for: A branded fitness app you set up and market yourselfClubb is membership software built for food and fitness creators, with programs, challenges and a branded app.Voyage vs Clubb
- Passion.ioBest for: Building your own app yourself, on a yearly planPassion.io is a no-code app builder for creators and coaches, including fitness creators.Voyage vs Passion.io
- PlaybookBest for: Starting free inside an existing fitness app and marketplacePlaybook is a platform and marketplace for fitness creators, free to start and paid for by a share of revenue.Voyage vs Playbook
- PatreonBest for: The quickest way to take monthly support from fansPatreon is a membership platform where fans pay creators monthly, inside Patreon’s own app.Voyage vs Patreon
- SkoolBest for: Community groups with courses and live callsSkool is a community platform with courses, events and live calls.Voyage vs Skool
Launch on a platform
Choose a plan, set it up yourself with their tools, and run the marketing on your own. Most charge a monthly fee, a share of sales, or both.
Launch with Voyage
We plan the offer with you, design and build your own product on our platform, launch it under your name and help you grow it. No monthly fee: we take a share of sales, from 10%.
Before you choose
- What is the best membership platform for fitness creators?
- It depends on what you sell and who does the work. Trainerize and Everfit suit trainers coaching a client list one to one, Uscreen suits large on-demand class libraries, and Passion.io and Clubb suit creators building their own app themselves. If you sell programs and challenges to an audience and would rather have a partner design, build, launch and grow it, that’s what Launch with Voyage does, with no monthly fee and a share of sales from 10%.
- How much do fitness membership platforms cost?
- Platforms charge a flat monthly fee, a share of sales, or both, and card fees apply on all of them. From each platform’s own website on 8 October 2026: Kajabi: monthly fee, US$179 to US$499, or US$143 to US$399 billed yearly; fees on sales, No share of sales; 0.5% to 2% extra with another payment processor. Uscreen: monthly fee, US$49 to US$499; fees on sales, US$0.99 to US$1.99 per active subscriber on larger plans, and 5 to 10% of one-off sales. Trainerize: monthly fee, Free to US$380, rising with client seats; fees on sales, US$10 a month payments add-on, plus 3.15% + 30¢ per payment. Everfit: monthly fee, Free to US$430, rising with clients; fees on sales, US$9 a month payments add-on, plus 3.15% + 30¢ per US card payment. Stan: monthly fee, US$29 or US$99; fees on sales, 0% to Stan, plus Stripe’s fees. Linktree: monthly fee, Free to US$35; fees on sales, 12% of product sales on the free plan, 9% on Starter and Pro, 0% on Premium, plus Stripe’s fees. Mighty Networks: monthly fee, US$79 to US$354 billed annually; fees on sales, 0.5% to 2%. Clubb: monthly fee, No upfront cost; fees on sales, 10% of revenue. Passion.io: monthly fee, US$119 to US$599 billed yearly, or a custom plan; fees on sales, 3.9% on Launch down to 1.9% on Passion Plus, plus Apple, Google and Stripe fees. Playbook: monthly fee, None; fees on sales, 20% of net revenue, after app store and payment fees. Patreon: monthly fee, None; fees on sales, 10% for new creators, plus payment processing (2.9% + 30¢ on US cards). Skool: monthly fee, US$9 or US$99; fees on sales, 10% on Hobby, 2.9% on Pro. Launching with Voyage has no monthly fee; we take a share of sales, from 10%. Revenue share vs monthly fee
- Do I need my own app for a fitness membership?
- Not to launch. A membership on the web works on every phone, and web sign-ups carry no app store fees. Members do tend to train from their phones, so an app under your name is a common next step: Passion.io includes a store listing from its Expand plan, Uscreen from App Essentials, Trainerize on its Studio plans, and Voyage builds one as an add-on. How to create your own fitness app
Launch with Voyage.
Book a call and we’ll build a demo site with your own recipes or workouts in it, before you commit to anything.
