PUMP60 vs Ray
Ray: A voice-guided AI strength trainer for iPhone and Apple Watch. PUMP60 is interval strength training with an AI coach who talks you through every block, out loud, while you lift.
What it costs
Ray: $19.99 a month, $39.99 every three months, or $119.99 a year, with the first week free.
PUMP60 Coach: $24.99 a month — $5 a month more. Free tier: $0, no card.
Where Ray wins
- A native iPhone app with Apple Watch and Apple Health integration.
- Counts reps for you on supported exercises, hands-free.
- Paid a year ahead, $119.99 works out to about $10 a month, and the first week is free.
- 4.8 stars from 302 App Store ratings.
Where PUMP60 wins
- Runs in a web browser on any phone or laptop, with nothing to install.
- A free tier with no card: 3 AI-built workouts, the timer and the library.
- Every session is timed: Lindsey runs the clock, calls your weights and coaches you between sets.
Which one
Pick Ray if you're on iPhone, want your Apple Watch in the loop and rep counting done for you, and will pay for a year up front.
Pick PUMP60 if you want to start free, train from a browser on whatever device you have, and have the whole hour timed for you.
Start free — 3 workouts
No card. 18+.