Short sessions for days between heavier training, grouped within your membership.
Content, not treatment. Propel makes no health or rehabilitation claim.
A fitness video platform sells access to recorded workouts through a website or apps. Trainers publish a library for many members; it does not build individual programs, track progress or manage coaching clients.
For trainers selling a shared library to many members.
Give members a starting point and a sensible next session. Use this outline to discuss library organization with us.
Propel supports subscriptions, one-time purchase, free previews, with payments by card, apple pay, google pay. Confirm access terms below.
Member trial behavior is unconfirmed. Do not advertise a trial until the terms are settled.
Confirm the cutoff before publishing cancellation terms.
Check supported currencies and conversion costs before selling overseas.
Compare the recurring-access models.
Propel's confirmed screens are Web, iOS, Android, Apple TV, Android TV. Choose your plan around where members train.
Keep one-to-one coaching in your client tool. Use Propel for the shared library; integrations between the two are unconfirmed.
| The job | Coaching software | Propel |
|---|---|---|
| Individual plans | Programs for named clients | Not a Propel feature |
| Sets, weights and check-ins | Client progress tracking | Not a Propel feature |
| Messaging and food logging | Check vendor scope | Not a Propel feature |
| Shared video library | Check video support | On-demand video |
| Paid video access | Check pricing options | Subscriptions, One-time purchase, Free previews |
| Branded apps | Check branding and devices | Studio: own-brand web. Brand: iOS, Android, Apple TV, Android TV. |
These jobs stay outside the video membership.
No per-client dashboard, no logged sets, no check-ins.
Propel builds no sessions and prescribes no loads.
No nutrition tracking, no macro targets, no food database.
Members subscribe to a library; they are not clients in a thread.
No bookings, timetable or scheduled broadcasting. Publish recordings after teaching live elsewhere.
Positioned alongside your coaching tool, not instead of it.
Build around the training your audience already follows.
Technique demonstrations, accessory sessions and repeatable training blocks. Explain a squat once for the whole membership.
Streaming for strength coaches BodybuildingOff-season and prep content, posing sessions, split-by-split training, for the audience your athletes already attract.
Streaming for bodybuilding coaches Women's fitnessHome strength sessions grouped by available time and equipment, with modifications explained in the recording.
Streaming for women's fitness EnduranceStrength support, drills and indoor sessions for runners, riders and swimmers.
Streaming for endurance coachesShort sessions for days between heavier training, grouped within your membership.
Content, not treatment. Propel makes no health or rehabilitation claim.
Members multiplied by price. Put your own figures in.
Worked example. 200 members paying €15 a month is €3,000 a month, or €36,000 a year, before any costs.
Gross revenue, before payment processing, app-store commission on in-app purchases, tax where liable, and platform costs. No Propel fees are deducted automatically. Studio is €199/mo and Brand €599/mo. Propel takes no percentage of your sales. Prices exclude VAT. Model your platform costs separately.
Propel is pre-launch and open for early access.
Use free videos to introduce your teaching. Offer a paid library with a clear reason to return, such as complete training blocks. Followers are potential buyers, not guaranteed subscribers.
Enough that a member finds something worth doing on day one and again three weeks later: a few complete series, plus a cadence you can sustain.
Studio is €199/mo for your own-brand web app and Brand is €599/mo with your own iOS, Android, Apple TV and Android TV apps, plus a one-time €3,500 app launch. Propel takes no percentage of your sales. All prices exclude VAT. Propel is pre-launch and open for early access; no launch or store-review date is published.