Performance House vs TeamBuildr
TeamBuildr is built for the strength coach. Performance House gives the same coach a deep Program Builder, Performance Index scoring, wellness monitoring, and injury tracking — at a fraction of the price, with a free tier to start.
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TeamBuildr is a popular pick for high-school and college strength coaches who want a fast workout builder and a polished mobile app for athletes. Performance House takes the same coach-first approach but bundles the things TeamBuildr leaves to add-ons or doesn't ship at all: a composite Performance Index, daily wellness check-ins, injury and return-to-play tracking, and an AI layer that assists the coach inside the Program Builder — never replacing the coach's judgment.
Pick Performance House if…
- You want a free tier for small squads (up to 5 athletes) before paying anything.
- Your team plan should cost $790/year (unlimited athletes), not $1,500/year for 250 profiles.
- You need wellness, readiness, and injury tracking built in — not bolted on.
- You want a single Performance Index score per athlete to compare across positions and age groups.
- You'd like an AI assist inside the Program Builder that drafts a starting point you edit — not a black box that ships programs to athletes.
Stay with TeamBuildr if…
- Your workflow lives almost entirely inside the workout builder and exercise library, and you don't need analytics layered on top.
- Video-based movement review and athlete feedback loops are your number-one feature.
- You're already deeply embedded with TeamBuildr-specific exports, leaderboards, or integrations.
Where Performance House pulls ahead
Free to start, cheaper at every tier
Starter is free forever for up to 5 athletes. Team at $790/year gives you unlimited athletes — less than TeamBuildr's Silver plan (50 profiles, $900/year), and a third of their Gold tier.
Performance Index out of the box
A 1–99 composite score that combines speed, power, agility, jump, and strength using a peer-reviewed sprint model. Compare athletes across positions and age groups without building your own scoring sheet.
Periodize the season, then build the week
Map the macrocycle in the Season Planner with drag-to-resize phases per group, then build each week in the Program Builder — sets, reps, %1RM, RPE, rest, notes — with reusable templates that move across teams. The optional AI assist is athlete-aware: it can pull a specific athlete's recent tests, wellness, and active injuries as context for a starting draft. The coach reviews and signs off before anything ships.
Side-by-side comparison
Feature parity at a glance — Performance House vs TeamBuildr.
Where TeamBuildr still wins
Honesty matters in a comparison. Here's where the right answer might still be TeamBuildr.
Strength-coach workflows
TeamBuildr has spent a decade polishing its workout builder and exercise library for S&C coaches specifically. If your day is 90% writing and assigning training and 10% everything else, TeamBuildr's builder is a strong match.
Video feedback loop
TeamBuildr's mobile app makes it easy for athletes to record movements and coaches to leave timestamped feedback. Performance House doesn't ship native video review today.
Pricing at a glance
TeamBuildr publishes annual plans for organizations and facilities: Silver $900/year (up to 50 profiles), Gold $1,500/year (250), Platinum $2,000/year (500), Platinum Pro $2,800/year (1,000). Performance House plans below are billed monthly or annually with a free Starter tier.
Starter
Up to 5 athletes. Wellness, Performance Index, and test sessions.
Pro
Up to 25 athletes. 14-day free Pro trial. Full feature set.
Team
Unlimited athletes, assistant coaches, and AI insights.
Comparison data accurate as of May 2026. TeamBuildr is a trademark of its respective owner. Performance House is not affiliated with TeamBuildr. Features and pricing change — verify on the competitor's site before deciding.