PUMP60

PUMP60 vs Fitbod

Fitbod: an AI workout planner app with a big exercise library and wearable sync. PUMP60: interval strength training with an AI coach who talks you through every block, out loud, while you lift.

What it costs

Fitbod: $15.99 a month, or $95.99 a year.

PUMP60 Standard: $9.99 a month — $6 a month less. Free tier: $0, no card.

Where Fitbod wins

  • A native iPhone app, with Apple Watch, Apple Health, Strava and Fitbit integration.
  • Over 1,000 exercises with video walkthroughs.
  • 4.8 stars from more than 286,000 App Store ratings, and an Apple Editor’s Choice award.
  • Cheaper than PUMP60 Standard if you pay for a year up front: $95.99 works out to about $8 a month.

Where PUMP60 wins

  • A coach who talks you through the session out loud and answers you mid-set, on Coach.
  • A free tier with no card: 3 AI-built workouts, the timer and the library.
  • Sessions built to a time box — say “forty minutes” and it builds the session to fit.

Which one

Pick Fitbod if you want a native app, wearable sync and a huge video library, and you'll plan your own pace.

Pick PUMP60 if you train alone and want someone in your ear running the session while you lift.

Start free — 3 workouts

No card. 18+.