Coach the whole client.
Not just the workout.

There's a 14-day free trial instead — full access to every feature, no credit card, and you can bring real clients into it. Free tiers elsewhere buy you a client cap rather than a free product: Everfit's free plan stops at 5 clients and Trainerize's $10/mo tier at 2, so your bill climbs every time your roster does. Pillar is a flat $29–$99/mo with unlimited clients on every plan, which means the price you pick is the price you keep.

You're inside Pillar in under a minute — three details, no credit card. From there a guided checklist walks you through adding clients, building your first program, and configuring which pillars each client tracks. Every step is skippable, so you can invite one client today and set up the rest of your practice whenever it suits you.

Yes, for your client list. Export it from your current tool and paste or upload the CSV straight into Pillar — up to 50 clients at a time — and each one gets their invite automatically. Programs and content are not imported; you rebuild those in Pillar's program builder and content library, which is also where your existing templates get reused across clients.

Judge it before you commit — the features page has full screenshots of every screen on both sides, and the trial is the real product for 14 days with no credit card. Your clients get an actual app from the App Store or Google Play, not a browser bookmark: home dashboard, workouts, nutrition logging with barcode scanning, messages, and their session calendar. Apple Health and Health Connect sync steps and workouts on their own, so the tracking clients usually abandon largely fills itself in.

Nothing about Pillar locks your practice in. Monthly plans are month-to-month and you cancel yourself from the billing portal inside the coach app — no email, no retention call. Your records stay yours either way: email us and we'll send you a copy of your coach and client data, as set out in our privacy policy.

Client data is stored with Supabase, encrypted in transit and at rest, behind row-level security policies — a coach only ever sees their own clients, and a client only ever sees their own data. Payments run through Stripe Checkout, so card details go to Stripe directly and never reach a Pillar server.