MyFitnessPal Premium cost and what you get free

Which tools come with each tier

The plan comparison in the help center separates free logging from paid tools.

Voice Log is absent from that table but appears in the Premium feature list and the Premium+ article as a Premium feature.

Meal Scan works only on iOS and Android for English users.

Premium+ is sold in six countries. They are the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia.

A single Premium subscription covers iPhone, Android and the website.

Return to Free and your logs, recipes and progress history remain in your account.

The published monthly and annual charges

Each paid tier has two prices, one billed every month and one billed once a year.

The Premium+ figures come from the blog article last updated October 8, 2025. The Premium page does not show a Premium+ price.

The App Store listing includes lower Premium items at $9.99 monthly and $49.99 yearly, without identifying who gets them. MyFitnessPal's Premium page shows $19.99 a month and $79.99 a year.

The help center says country and plan length affect pricing.

What twelve monthly payments add up to

For Premium, $19.99 x 12 = $239.88, compared with $79.99 for the yearly plan. The difference is $239.88 - $79.99 = $159.89.

Dividing $159.89 by $239.88 gives 66.7% saved, rounded to the 67% saving MyFitnessPal shows.

For Premium+, $24.99 x 12 = $299.88, compared with $99.99 yearly. That leaves a difference of $299.88 - $99.99 = $199.89.

Between the yearly plans, $99.99 - $79.99 = $20.00. Spread across the year, $20.00 / 12 = $1.67 a month when rounded, which matches the blog's figure for moving from Premium to Premium+.

Who gets a trial and when billing starts

The Premium page offers a 7-day trial only if you have never had Premium and have never started a Premium trial.

Your card gets its first charge when the trial ends unless you cancel beforehand. The subscription then renews automatically until cancelled.

The Premium+ sign-up flow in the app also begins with a 7-day trial. The blog says trial length and availability can vary with the account.

Turn off renewal where you subscribed

Use the platform that took your payment, as described in MyFitnessPal's cancellation instructions.

• On iPhone, open Settings and select your name. Open Subscriptions, choose MyFitnessPal and tap Cancel Subscription.
• On Android, open Google Play and select your profile. Under Payments and subscriptions, open Subscriptions. Choose MyFitnessPal, then Cancel Subscription.
• On the website, go to Settings and open Subscription Settings. Switch Auto-Renewal from On to Off.

Cancel less than 24 hours before renewal and the next charge may still go through. Your paid features continue until the paid period ends.

For an App Store purchase, Apple handles refund requests.

Compare the annual bill with other food trackers

MacroFactor also offers a $47.99 payment every 6 months. Cronometer Basic and Lose It Basic cost nothing. MacroFactor has no free tier.

For the free-feature differences when considering MyNetDiary, read MyNetDiary vs MyFitnessPal.

For photo logging, read Cal AI vs MyFitnessPal.

To compare a program with a tracker, read MyFitnessPal vs Weight Watchers.

TrueCal lets you enter calories manually for free. Pro is required for macros and for logging a meal by typed description, voice, photo or barcode. Eligible customers get a 14-day Pro trial only through the iPhone and Android apps, run by the App Store or Google Play. See the free and Pro details and app trial terms.

For the direct comparison, see TrueCal vs MyFitnessPal. To consider a different app, browse MyFitnessPal alternatives.

Common questions before paying