A coach portal that is not the client app with extra buttons. Clients join with a code you set, land on your roster, and train inside an engine that solves their loads while you keep the programming.
Basic discounts your clients. Pro buys their seats outright. Basic is always the cheaper line on your own card — the question is whether you want your clients paying anything at all. Slide your roster size and see what the switch costs.
Basic never costs you more than $40 — your clients carry it at 60% off. Pro is the one that scales with the roster, and it is the one where your client pays nothing.
New lifters arrive at Reppr without a coach. When we send one to you, we take 5% of what that client pays, for their first six months. On month seven it stops — every renewal after that is yours in full, and we take nothing.
On a $20/mo client that is $1 a month, six times, and then never again — $6 in total to be handed a client who is already logging sessions.
Anyone who joins on your own code, from your own audience, was never ours. You keep all of it from day one, and always have.
5% for six months, then zero. The window ends on its own without you renegotiating, and there is no clawback if the client leaves early.
A referred client has an account, a logged history and a recovery profile before your first call, so the intake is a conversation about their block, not a form.
New to Reppr and want someone in your corner? Tell us what you train for and we put you in front of coaches who work that way. Filter it yourself — this is the real shape of the directory.
Every coach in the directory runs their roster inside Reppr, so what they see about you is exactly what you agreed to share — and nothing else.
Paste phases, weeks, notes, training days, exercises with sets, reps and rest. It is validated, saved as their active program and waiting when they next open the app.
One button turns a client’s intake into a full program brief that opens with a red-flag block — active injuries, medical conditions, past surgeries, medications.
Clients get a “Message your coach” card on their home screen with unread badges and read receipts. You get one inbox and reply inline.
The roster shows total logged sessions and time since the last one. Nine days quiet shows up as nine days quiet, before the renewal conversation.
Add a client by name and email and Reppr creates the account, links them to you, applies billing flags including comp and beta, and mails a set-your-password link.
Custom fields and coach-specific questions, so the form asks what you actually need before a first session rather than a generic questionnaire.
Coach applications are reviewed in order. Clients join on your code the day you are in.