Neither Faitness nor Freeletics offers a free trial.
The starting price of Faitness begins at $3/month, while pricing details for Freeletics are unavailable.
Faitness offers several advantages, including GPT models for customization, Considers user workout preferences, Considers user available time, Supports home and gym-based workouts, Offers alternative exercises and many more functionalities.
The cons of Faitness may include a Limited free use, Waiting time for free users, Subscription for premium access, Limited to English only. and Not open-source
Freeletics offers several advantages, including Personalized workout plans, Adjusts to fitness level, High-intensity training focus, Allows physical exercise anytime, Allows physical exercise anywhere and many more functionalities.
The cons of Freeletics may include a Requires Internet for setup, Only high-intensity training plans, No offline mode, Limited for resources-limited individuals. and Not for specific sports training
