Free Fitbod Alternative | LiftCamp vs Fitbod

LiftCamp vs Fitbod
	LiftCamp	Fitbod
Price	Free	$15.99 a month or $95.99 a year after a 7-day trial
Free version	Logging, full workout history, PRs, the exercise library and all 31 routines	None. You can still view past workouts after the trial ends
Built for	Lifters in their first six months	People who want each workout planned for them
Workout plans	31 ready-made routines, or save your own	Generated for you each session from your history
Beginner help	Starting weight, form notes and swaps on 200+ exercises	Exercise videos and suggested weights
Platforms	iPhone. Android coming soon	iPhone, Android, Apple Watch, Wear OS and Mac

Where Fitbod is the better pick

Fitbod plans every workout for you. It picks the exercises, sets and weights based on what you've done and how recovered each muscle is, so you never have to decide what to do next.

It also runs on Android, Apple Watch, Wear OS and Mac. LiftCamp is iPhone only for now.

Where LiftCamp is the better pick

Fitbod has no free version. After the 7-day trial, logging and new workouts need a subscription.

LiftCamp is free, and it takes a different approach. You follow one of 31 proven routines, so the same exercises come back each week and you can see yourself get stronger on them. Each exercise page tells you what weight to start with, what to watch for and what to swap in.

Logging, your full workout history and your PRs are free in LiftCamp and always will be.

Switching from Fitbod

LiftCamp imports your Fitbod history. Export your workouts from Fitbod as a CSV file, then open LiftCamp and go to Settings, then Your data, then Import workouts.

Your workouts and sets come across with their real dates, so your PRs, progress charts, strength levels and streak medals pick them up straight away. LiftCamp matches each exercise to its own library, and you choose a match or skip any it isn't sure about.

Importing is free and needs a free LiftCamp account. Routines don't come across, so pick one of LiftCamp's or save your own after your first workout. If you change your mind, you can remove imported workouts in Settings without touching anything you logged in LiftCamp.

Which one should you use?

If you want every session planned for you and the price fits your budget, Fitbod is good at that.

If you'd rather follow a set routine, learn the main lifts and keep your money, start with LiftCamp.

Questions

Is Fitbod free?

No. Fitbod has a 7-day free trial, and you choose a monthly or yearly plan to start it. After that it's $15.99 a month or $95.99 a year.

Can I import my Fitbod workouts into LiftCamp?

Yes. Export your workouts from Fitbod as a CSV file, then import it in LiftCamp under Settings, Your data, Import workouts. It's free with a LiftCamp account.

What's a free alternative to Fitbod?

LiftCamp is free on iPhone. Instead of generating workouts, it gives you a ready-made routine and coaching on each exercise.

Is Fitbod worth it for beginners?

It can be if you want every workout decided for you. Many beginners progress well on a simple routine they repeat each week, which doesn't need a subscription.

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Prices checked 2 November 2026