Published 30 October 2026
A white-label fitness app is an app built and run by a provider but published under your name: your brand on the App Store and Google Play, your logo on every screen, and your coaching inside. Your members never see the provider. It is the fastest way for a coach or creator to have their own app without building one from nothing.
| Route | Cost | Time to launch | Whose coaching |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coaching software with a branded app | A monthly subscription; one popular platform lists a studio plan with a branded app at $248 a month | Days to weeks | The platform’s tools, with your content |
| Commission a custom build | $40,000 – $180,000 up front, then hosting and upkeep | 3 – 7 months | Yours, if you can specify it |
| A revenue-share white-label app | $0 up front; the provider keeps a share of revenue | Weeks | Yours, built in |
Each suits someone. Software is cheapest to start if you already have clients and want tools. A custom build makes sense if you have the budget and a product team. A revenue share suits creators with an audience who would rather not pay to find out whether it works. FRISTNOR is that third route: we build and run the app under your brand in 21 days, for no upfront cost, and keep 40% of what it earns. The full cost comparison runs the numbers.
You can start one for free on some app builders, but publishing under your own name costs money: Apple’s Developer Program is $99 a year and Google Play charges a $25 one-time registration fee. Free tiers also tend to look like everyone else’s app, which matters when members are choosing between you and a free download.
Training that adjusts to what they actually logged, nutrition targets that move with training, a way to ask questions between sessions, and progress they can see. Progress matters most: members who can see weeks of small gains stay, and members who feel nothing is working leave, usually around month three. The platform page shows what FRISTNOR’s apps include.
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An app built and run by a provider but published under your brand: your name on the App Store and Google Play, your logo throughout, and your coaching inside. Members only ever see your brand.
It depends on the model. Coaching software with a branded app is a monthly subscription; a custom build typically costs $40,000 to $180,000 up front; and some providers, including FRISTNOR, charge nothing up front and keep a share of the revenue instead.
Yes. You can build one with a developer, use coaching software with a branded app, or use a white-label provider. Publishing under your own name needs an Apple developer membership ($99 a year) and a Google Play account ($25 once).
It depends on what you need. Coaching software suits coaches who mainly need client management tools. A white-label app suits coaches and creators who want members to subscribe to an app in their own name, built on their own method.
Prices and fees change. Check the provider’s own page before you rely on a number.
Read next: what it costs to build a fitness app, revenue share vs paying for a build, and how to start an online fitness coaching business.
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