FitBudd White-Label Margin Threshold
FitBudd's published tiers set a hard floor for agency resale economics.
By InnovaAI ResearchPublished Updated
What is FitBudd White-Label Margin Threshold?
“Super Pro seat cost → resale floor at $149/mo”
FitBudd's published tiers set a hard floor for agency resale economics. Starter at $15/month and Pro at $79/month carry no white-label rights, so an agency cannot put its own brand on the app at those levels. Super Pro and Elite are the only plans where white-labeling is permitted, which means the agency's cost basis starts there, not at the entry tier. The verdict's resale guidance is $149/month or higher per coach or small studio. Run the arithmetic before signing a retainer: if the Super Pro seat plus the 8h setup and 2h/month from the Solo Coach Launch offer lands above the client's ceiling, the deal is upside down. A three-coach studio at $149 each clears the threshold; a single trainer at $99 does not. Price the retainer against the white-label tier, never the Starter tier.
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