The cost of MyFitnessPal, on what it publishes about Premium
MyFitnessPal is the calorie counter most people have tried, because the free tier logs food against a target. Premium is what adds the macro breakdown and the extras, and MyFitnessPal prints both a monthly and an annual figure on its own Premium page, so both are quoted here.
What this app publishes
| What | Figure | Quoted from the page | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Advertised monthly price | $24.99/mo | "Monthly Plan $24.99 /mo" | MyFitnessPal Premium page (monthly plan) checked September 2026 |
| Renews at | $79.99/yr | "Annual price $79.99" | MyFitnessPal Premium page (annual price) checked September 2026 |
What it is good at tracking
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What it publishes
MyFitnessPal's Premium page lists a Monthly Plan at $24.99 a month and an Annual price of $79.99, both quoted verbatim on the date shown. The monthly figure is the highest single month in this record; the annual works out far lower, which is the point of the annual plan for something you track all year.
What the subscription is for
Free MyFitnessPal already logs calories against a target. Premium surfaces the macro split, removes ads and adds analysis. The target and the macro split themselves are free arithmetic, which the calorie and macro tools on this site work out from your bodyweight and goal; the app charges to make logging against them convenient.
Common questions
- What is the cost of MyFitnessPal Premium?
- MyFitnessPal's Premium page lists a Monthly Plan at $24.99 a month and an Annual price of $79.99, read on 10 September 2026. Logging food against a calorie target stays free.