Online Coaching Prices Compared: What Coaches Publish

Short Answer

Six coaches publish a monthly price on their own pages, and the rates run from $129 to $479 a month. Titan Forge publishes $200/mo for nutrition only, $400/mo for standard 1:1 coaching, $750/mo for premium, and $49.99/mo for the app and community. Every outside price below was read from that coach’s own page on 7 October 2026, and the link is beside it.

Updated 7 October 2026

What do online coaches publish as a monthly price?

On 7 October 2026 we opened each coach’s own page and copied the number it shows. Six coaches had a clear monthly price on the page. A coach whose page showed no clear monthly number is left out rather than guessed. Nine rates, from $129/mo to $479/mo, passed that test.

Read the table across: the coach, what the price covers, the price, and the page we read it from. Prices change without notice, so if a number on a coach’s page today differs from this table, the coach’s page is right and ours is out of date.

What does Titan Forge charge, and what is in each price?

Titan Forge Fitness is our own business, so read this section as a seller’s list. The four rates below are the ones on our pricing page, which we read again on 7 October 2026. Rates are published up front rather than quoted after a call. If the pricing page and this page ever disagree, the pricing page is the one to trust.

The two coaching rates differ by how you reach your coach: premium includes scheduled video calls, and standard uses phone or pre-recorded video check-ins. Nutrition-only coaching has no training plan. The app and community rate includes programming and accountability without 1:1 coaching.

Titan Forge plans and rates · What coaching includes

Why can the same monthly number cost different amounts?

Three rows in the table carry a billing rule that changes what you pay at the start. Fitomics lists $479/mo with a 6-month minimum, so the commitment is about six times the monthly figure. Trainwell lists $149/mo billed in 3-month increments, so you pay for three months at once. Future lists $50 for the first month and then $199/mo, with a full refund if you cancel within 30 days.

None of that makes a price good or bad. It means the number in a headline is not always the number on your first bill. Before comparing two coaches, write down the monthly rate, the minimum term, and what you pay on day one.

Which coaches do not publish a price?

Some coaches keep the price behind an application. Barbell Logic is one we checked on 7 October 2026. Its online coaching page says what your own plan costs depends on what you need from it, which is what the application is for, so no monthly number appears on the page.

That is a reasonable way to sell a custom service, and it is why Barbell Logic is not in the table above. A price you cannot see on the page cannot be checked against the page, so we do not estimate it. We also left out any coach whose pricing page we could not load or read clearly that day.

Barbell Logic online coaching page, read 7 October 2026

What should you check before comparing two prices?

1. What reaches you each week. A written check-in, a video call and a chat thread are different amounts of a coach’s time.
2. Whether nutrition is inside the price. Some rows above cover training and nutrition, some only one of them.
3. The minimum term. A 6-month minimum and a month-to-month plan are different purchases at the same monthly number.
4. What you pay on day one. Check the first bill, not the headline rate.
5. How you stop. Ask what happens if the coaching is not working, and get the answer in writing.

What online coaching costs and why · Is online coaching worth it?

Titan Forge Fitness provides fitness and nutrition coaching. It is not medical care, and nothing here diagnoses, treats, or replaces advice from a physician or physical therapist. Prices shown for other coaches are what their own pages displayed on the date given and may have changed since.