Kahunas vs Superset: what each costs, and what Superset's free move from Kahunas covers.

the bill

How much do Kahunas and Superset cost at 5, 10, 25 and 50 clients?

Kahunas charges one price per seat, and a seat is an active client or a team member. The price per seat drops as you add seats (kahunas.io/pricing, checked 12 November 2026). Superset charges a flat price per plan, with a set number of clients included. Its comparison page counts USD 2 per extra client above the plan (supersetapp.com/superset-vs-kahunas, checked 12 November 2026). These are our own sums from the two price lists.

So at 25 and 50 clients Kahunas is lower on list price, and at 10 clients on yearly billing Superset is USD 12 a year lower. Superset's pricing page also says "Paying yearly? Save 20%. Email us" without showing amounts, so ask Superset what you would pay at your size.

Two things the table leaves out. First, payment fees: see the payments section below. Second, team members. On Kahunas each team member takes a seat. On Superset a coach seat is an add-on at USD 29 a month each on Base and Pro.

If you are already on Kahunas, check which plan you pay. Kahunas says: "You keep your current plan, price and features until you choose a seat plan yourself on Your plan. We never move you." (kahunas.io/pricing, checked 12 November 2026.) The figures above are the per-seat ladder, which Kahunas lists as part of its 2.0 update; our Kahunas 2.0 guide covers what the update changed.

in superset's own words

What does Superset's free migration from Kahunas move?

Superset's Kahunas page says: "Our team moves your clients, programs, and workout history from Kahunas at no cost." Its pricing page lists a "Free migration" row, "We move your clients and programs over," ticked on every plan, and its homepage says "Free migration and a 14-day free trial." (supersetapp.com/superset-vs-kahunas, supersetapp.com/pricing and supersetapp.com, checked 12 November 2026.)

The same Kahunas page has a four-step "What Switching Involves" section:

• What moves over: clients, programs and workout history, moved by Superset's team at no cost.
• What you set up again: "Automated messages and anything custom you built in Kahunas. Our team helps you set it up in Superset."
• What to reconnect: "Your calendar and any website or bio links that send clients to Kahunas."
• What to test first: "Move two or three clients first. Run a normal week with them, then move everyone else."

That is a clear offer, and it pairs with a 14-day trial. The pages we read leave a few questions open. Ask Superset these before you agree to a date:

• How long does the move take? No time is stated.
• What happens to client payment subscriptions? They are not mentioned in the list above.
• Do check-in history, progress photos and chat come across? Only "workout history" is named.
• What access does the team need from you, and what do you keep running on Kahunas meanwhile?

Superset says plainly that its team made the comparison page, so it is "not neutral", and that it did not test Kahunas hands-on. This page has the same limit: we make Coachway and we have not used either product for your use case. The step-by-step on the Kahunas side, including the data copies Kahunas documents, is in our guide on how to switch from Kahunas.

who takes what

Which takes a cut of your client payments, Kahunas or Superset?

Kahunas says "0% commission on your sales": clients pay through your own Stripe or PayPal account and you pay only their usual fees (kahunas.io/pricing, checked 12 November 2026). Superset says Base adds a 4 percent fee to each client payment, while Pro and Business add no Superset fee, so you pay only Stripe's card fee (supersetapp.com/pricing, checked 12 November 2026). Superset also lists Stripe's rate on that page as 2.9% plus 30 cents per card payment.

An example: your clients pay you USD 1,500 a month in total. On Superset Base, 4 percent is USD 60 a month on top of Stripe's fee. On Kahunas the commission is zero. On Coachway it would be 2.4 percent, USD 36, plus Stripe's fees. Kahunas is the lowest of the three on this line, and the Superset Base fee is the one that grows with your revenue.

what clients see

Branding and the client app: Kahunas web app or Superset store apps?

On Kahunas the client app is a web app installed from your link on every plan. Your logo and brand colour replace the Kahunas defaults from 200 clients, and Kahunas says there is no App Store or Google Play listing, developer account or store review (kahunas.io/features/branded-app, checked 12 November 2026).

Superset lists "iPhone and Android apps for you and clients." Branding is tiered. A custom app icon is USD 99 a year on Base and Pro. Custom theming starts on Pro, a custom URL on Business, and a fully white-labeled app, "your own app in the stores," is on Enterprise only (supersetapp.com/pricing, checked 12 November 2026). Enterprise is sold by talking to Superset.

Coachway has no white-label app. The coach's logo and brand colours go on the progress images you share, not inside the client app. If your own logo inside the client app is a requirement, that rules Coachway out, and it points you to one of these two at the right tier.

what you build with

Training, nutrition and AI: what each one lists.

Superset lists 3,000+ exercises with demo videos, "Superset Sheets" for editing whole training blocks like a spreadsheet, and AI that "drafts programs, answers questions, writes check-ins." Nutrition is an integration: "food logs from Cronometer and RxFood." Its Pro plan lists a storefront and booking links, custom forms and recurring check-ins, automations, session packs and memberships.

Kahunas lists a 1,700+ exercise library, nutrition plans with over 1.5 million foods and barcode scanning, check-in forms, habit tracking and payments on every plan, with recipes from 25 seats. Its Crew AI assistants (listed from 50 seats) include one that, in Kahunas's words, drafts workout programs, meal plans and check-in forms from your templates, and nothing touches a client's live profile until you approve it (kahunas.io/features/nutrition and the Kahunas 2.0 post, checked 12 November 2026).

On paper, Superset has the larger exercise library and a spreadsheet-style builder. Kahunas has nutrition built in rather than connected. Which of those matters depends on whether you sell training blocks or full coaching with food.

if you only read one section

Should you pick Kahunas or Superset?

• You are an online coach with 25 or more clients and want the lowest bill. Kahunas, on list prices and with 0 percent commission.
• You run a gym, a club or a team, or want booking links, memberships and a storefront in one workspace. Superset, which says it is for gyms, clubs and coaches and tells you to "choose Superset if you want your whole coaching business in one workspace."
• You are on Kahunas today and want someone else to do the move. Superset publishes a free move. So do we; see the last section.
• You want food built into the platform. Kahunas has it on every plan. Superset connects Cronometer and RxFood.
• Kahunas already does what you need. Superset's own page says to stay on Kahunas if it already does what you need and your clients are happy in it.

a third option, with limits

Where Coachway fits next to Kahunas and Superset.

We build Coachway, so weigh this section accordingly. Coachway is a coaching platform with one place for client list, chat, check-ins and meal plans. It has a library of 1,700+ exercises, 1,100+ recipes, and a client app and coach dashboard in eight languages, five of them reviewed by native-speaking coaches. Payments run on your own Stripe account, and we take 2.4 percent per transaction plus Stripe's fees.

What it does not do: Coachway has no white-label app and no free plan, and it prices per active client. Kahunas costs less per client than Coachway at every count, and we are not trying to win that line. Compare the numbers on our pricing page.

For the wider field beyond these two, see our guide to Kahunas alternatives. If you are leaving Kahunas, the offer below is how we do it.