Train clients, train your money, built for independent personal trainers.
Independent trainers are 1099 with no benefits. Gigaverse tracks mileage between clients and gyms, captures your equipment and certification deductions, handles quarterly taxes, and auto-saves for retirement.
Connects with the platforms you already use
Mileage between clients & gyms
At the 2026 IRS standard mileage rate of $0.76/mi (Jul–Dec 2026; $0.725 Jan–Jun), business miles add up fast. Many gig drivers miss thousands in mileage deductions each year; Log each business trip in Gigaverse with one tap so the write-off is there at tax time.
Equipment & certifications
Equipment, certifications, liability insurance, and gym rental are deductible business expenses. Gigaverse tracks and categorizes them so the write-offs are ready at tax time.
Retirement on autopilot
The PRActicle™ is a portable Roth IRA opened through a FINRA/SIPC-member broker-dealer that will auto-save a percentage of every payout (coming soon). Contributions are post-tax, grow tax-free, and qualified withdrawals are tax-free. It follows you across every platform and client, no employer 401(k) required.
Quarterly taxes on session income
Session and package income arrives with no withholding, so you owe estimated taxes quarterly. Gigaverse estimates each payment and reminds you before the deadline.
Personal Trainer questions, answered
What can personal trainers deduct?+
Business mileage at $0.76/mi (Jul–Dec 2026; $0.725 Jan–Jun), equipment, certifications, liability insurance, and gym or studio rental on Schedule C. Gigaverse categorizes expenses automatically; your deduction depends on your activity.
Can independent trainers save for retirement?+
Yes, the portable PRActicle™ IRA (via a FINRA/SIPC-member broker-dealer) auto-saves from each payout. No employer plan needed.
Does Gigaverse handle multiple income sources?+
Yes, connect the apps and accounts you’re paid through and see all session income, deductions, and quarterly taxes in one dashboard.
Personal Trainer deep-dive guides
Personal Trainer Taxes
Independent personal trainers are self-employed, filing Schedule C and paying 15.3% SE tax on 92.35% of net profit, whether you train at a gym, in clients' homes, or outdoors. The good news: a wide range of business expenses are deductible, and Gigaverse helps track them all year.
Read the guidePersonal Trainer Retirement
Personal trainers invest in their clients' long-term health, your own financial future deserves the same commitment. As a self-employed professional with Schedule C earnings, you have access to retirement accounts with limits far exceeding standard employee options.
Read the guideGigaverse is built for every kind of independent worker
Free calculators for personal trainers
Ready to keep more of what you earn?
Free to open Auto-save Portable IRA
Free · Takes 10 seconds · First 1,000 in line get launch perks
On Android? Get the app on Google PlayGigaverse is not a bank. Brokerage services are provided through a FINRA/SIPC-member broker-dealer. Tax outcomes depend on your individual circumstances; Gigaverse does not guarantee any specific savings.