“Not published” means we did not find a renewal price stated by the vendor on the date we checked. It is not a claim that the price changes on renewal, and it is not a claim that it doesn’t.
MyFitnessPal Premium is $79.99 a year, or $19.99 a month. That monthly figure is worth pausing on: paid monthly for a year it comes to $239.88, which is three times the annual plan. Few categories have a spread that wide, and MyFitnessPal presents the monthly option prominently.
At $79.99 it is the most expensive annual plan of the trackers on this ledger — more than twice PlateLens at $34.99, and $25 above Cronometer Gold. There is a free plan, supported by advertising.
What you are paying for here is breadth rather than anything the price alone can tell you: MyFitnessPal has the largest restaurant and packaged-food coverage in the category, which is a genuine reason people stay. Whether that is worth $45 a year more than the cheapest paid tier is a question about your groceries, not about your budget.
PlateLens Premium is now $34.99 a year, which moves the cheapest paid tier in the category $5 below Lose It!. Here is the whole ledger, with the monthly traps and the free-tier caps.
This is a price record, not a review. We do not rate the product, we track what it charges.
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