The AT Method is a personalized online fitness and nutrition coaching program delivered through a mobile app, offering custom training plans, mobility work, and nutrition guidance.
Owned by ABC Fitness Solutions, LLC (platform provider)
About The AT Method
The AT Method is a health and fitness coaching program delivered via a dedicated mobile app on platforms like Google Play. Built on the Trainerize platform, it provides clients with fully customized strength, mobility, and nutrition programs, along with coaching and accountability check‑ins. The program emphasizes individualized plans tailored to each client’s goals, body, and lifestyle rather than generic templates.([play.google.com](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.trainerize.theatmethod&utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled "Google*The AT" or similar on your statement is likely associated with a purchase or subscription tied to The AT Method app through Google Play billing. This could be for enrollment in a coaching program, renewal of ongoing coaching, or an in‑app upgrade processed by Google as the payment processor. Because Google Pay and Google Play often truncate or shorten the merchant/app name on statements, “The AT” can appear instead of the full app name “The AT Method.”
If you’re unsure about the charge, first check your Google Play order history under the Google account used on your phone to see the exact app and product purchased. From there, you can view receipts, renewal dates, and manage or cancel subscriptions. For questions about programming, billing arrangements, or refunds beyond what Google Play offers, you would typically contact the coach or business running The AT Method through the app or via their listed website (e.g., andrewtopping.com).([play.google.com](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.trainerize.theatmethod&utm_source=openai))
Bank Statement Variations
2 known variations
These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to The AT Method.
Why do I see a charge labeled "Google*The AT" on my card statement?
This descriptor usually indicates a purchase processed through Google Play for The AT Method app or related coaching services. Google acts as the payment processor, so the charge appears as "Google*" followed by a shortened version of the app name rather than listing the trainer or coaching business directly.
Is "Google*The AT" a one‑time payment or a recurring subscription?
It can be either. Many coaching programs in The AT Method app are billed as recurring subscriptions (for example, monthly coaching), while others may be one‑time program purchases. To confirm, open the Google Play Store with the same Google account, go to Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions and check if The AT Method is listed with a renewal date.
How do I cancel ongoing charges for The AT Method?
To stop future charges, cancel the subscription through Google Play: open the Google Play Store app, tap your profile icon, choose Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions, select The AT Method (or similarly named entry), and tap Cancel subscription. Simply uninstalling the app does not cancel billing through Google.
How can I get a receipt or invoice for my The AT Method purchase?
Google Play emails a receipt to the Google account used for the purchase and also stores it in your order history. In the Google Play Store, open your profile > Payments & subscriptions > Budget & history (or Purchase history) to view the specific order for The AT Method, including date, amount, and transaction ID.
How do I request a refund for a charge related to The AT Method?
Refunds for Google Play purchases are generally handled by Google within a limited time window. Go to play.google.com, sign in, open your Order History, find the The AT Method transaction, and select the option to Request a refund if available. If the Google refund window has passed, you’ll need to contact the coaching business directly via their contact details in the app or on andrewtopping.com to ask about their refund policy.([play.google.com](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.trainerize.theatmethod&utm_source=openai))
Why is the name on my statement truncated to "The AT" instead of "The AT Method"?
Banks and processors like Google Pay often limit the number of characters in a descriptor, so the full app or program name may be shortened. In this case, the underlying merchant is The AT Method app, but the descriptor may appear as "The AT" due to character limits or formatting in Google’s billing system.
Can multiple small charges from "Google*The AT" appear in the same month?
Yes. You might see multiple charges if you enrolled in more than one program, switched plans mid‑cycle, purchased add‑on services, or if a failed payment was retried. Reviewing your Google Play purchase history for The AT Method will show each line item and help you match charges to specific actions in the app.
How can I verify which Google account was used for my The AT Method subscription?
On your Android device, open the Google Play Store and tap your profile icon to see which Google account is active. If you don’t see The AT Method under Subscriptions or Purchase history, switch to any other Google accounts you use on the device and check again. The subscription and related "Google*The AT" charges will be associated with the account where the app purchase or subscription was originally made.