FatSecret Premium cost and paid tools in the US

What a free FatSecret account includes

On October 18, 2026, the table on FatSecret's Premium page marked six free rows, Macro Tracking, Barcode Scanner, Supportive Community, Achievements and Streaks, Reports, and a Limited form of Weekly Review.

• FatSecret's App page includes barcode scanning and macro tracking in its free features, alongside nutrition tips delivered to the app inbox.
• The FAQ on FatSecret's home page describes calorie and macro tracking, weight logging, barcode scanning and community access as free core features.
• According to FatSecret's App page, the free diary holds up to 4 meal types, breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks or other.
• The App Store description calls the app free, as does the Google Play description.

Tools FatSecret reserves for Premium

The comparison table on FatSecret's Premium page shows a dash under Free and a check under Premium for each tool below, except where noted.

• Smart Food Scan starts with a meal photo taken in the app or chosen from the phone. It identifies foods and estimates portions, with calorie and nutrition figures ready for the diary.
• Smart Assistant accepts a whole meal as speech or text, then finds and logs the foods together.
• Dietitian-designed Meal Plans are prepared by FatSecret's dietitian. The United States appears among the countries listed for these plans.
• The Meal Planner guide describes making personal plans ahead of time, assigning dates and opening a shopping list from a plan.
• Log Recipes in 1-Tap puts a FatSecret recipe into the diary with one tap for Premium members. Browsing the recipes is open to anyone.
• The Copy Food guide explains how foods in one meal can be copied into a different meal, another day or several days.
• Custom Meals provides up to 6 extra meal headings that can be renamed. The diary can therefore hold as many as 10 meal types instead of 4.
• The Water Tracker guide describes recording water against a daily goal. Water Tracker appears in the Premium feature list and the stores' Premium lists, but has no row in the comparison table.
• The Learning Center guide describes courses and lessons. Its Learning Center overview names dietitians and nutritionists as the creators. FatSecret's Premium page limits its languages to English, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, German and Turkish.
• Weekly Review in the Premium comparison is marked Limited for the free app and In Depth for Premium. No FatSecret page read explains how those versions differ.

The FAQ on FatSecret's Premium page says most Premium tools work in every region, with meal plans and the Learning Center restricted to some locations or languages. The App Store description and the Google Play description name just four Premium items, meal plans, advance meal planning, extra meal headings and water tracking. Both place photo recognition and recipes in a general feature list without naming a plan, while FatSecret's website marks Smart Food Scan and recipe logging as Premium.

Listed prices for each plan length

FatSecret's Premium page offers monthly, quarterly and annual subscriptions without stating an amount. It says prices depend on region and currency, with exact pricing on the Premium page in the app. Its upgrade instructions go through the app's Premium tab and plan length selection, with immediate access to Premium tools afterward. Buying Premium on FatSecret's website is Not stated.

The figures below come from In-App Purchases on the US App Store listing, because Apple's lookup data has no in-app prices. There are nine purchase entries, multiple prices for every plan length and two prices that each appear twice. Which price a new US subscriber receives is Not stated on the listing.

The Google Play listing labels the app as having in-app purchases. Its app-details data contains the price range without plan names, so a Play price for each plan length is Not stated. Both $10.49 monthly entries on the App Store listing are below the Play range's low end.

FatSecret's Platform API supplies food and nutrition data for developers, apps, websites and devices, a separate product from Premium in the app.

The MyFitnessPal Premium cost guide and the Lose It Premium cost guide detail those apps' subscription prices.

What FatSecret says about a trial

No FatSecret website or help page, App Store listing or Google Play listing read October 18, 2026 mentions a free Premium trial. Its length and terms are Not stated.

Canceling through the App Store or Google Play

FatSecret and the stores describe subscription management as follows.

• FatSecret's Premium page says the phone's app store manages Premium, through Google Play or the Apple App Store.
• For Google Play, FatSecret's Premium instructions start in the Play Store menu, then Subscriptions, then the subscription. Its details page shows the renewal date and price, with options to cancel, change the plan or update payment. Google's subscription help says deleting the app does not cancel the subscription. Access continues for the time already paid after cancellation, and refunds are possible in some cases.
• For iPhone, FatSecret's Premium instructions go from Settings to the Apple ID name and then Subscriptions, ending at that list. Apple's cancel steps continue by selecting the subscription and tapping Cancel Subscription. Apple says no Cancel button or a red expiration message means the subscription is already canceled.

The App Store description says renewal is automatic at the same price and plan type unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends. It also says a subscription cannot be refunded or canceled during the period. A refund policy in FatSecret's own words is Not stated.

How TrueCal's plans differ

TrueCal's AI info page describes free manual calorie logging, with macros requiring Pro. Pro also covers food logs from typed descriptions, voice, photos and barcodes. TrueCal works on iPhone, Android and the web.

TrueCal's pricing page puts Pro at $29.99 a year or $9.99 a month. The AI info page names FatSecret among its nutrition sources, alongside USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts. TrueCal's app comparisons cover other trackers.

Short answers on FatSecret Premium