AI Calorie Tracker Prices: Stop Overpaying in 2026

Short answer

A calorie tracker should count your lunch, not eat your grocery budget. SeeMeEat Pro costs $9.99 a year in the U.S. The other published paid annual plans in this comparison range from $59.99 to $99.99. Here's the bill, the difference and the sources behind it.

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The prices, without the sales pitch

These standard U.S. subscription prices were checked October 11, 2026. Monthly and annual plans are separate purchase options. Promotions, local prices and taxes can differ.

App and planMonthly (U.S.)Annual (U.S.)
SeeMeEat Pro$1.99$9.99
Cronometer Gold$10.99$59.99
MacroFactor Nutrition$11.99$71.99
Lose It! PremiumNot listed on its pricing page$79.99
MyFitnessPal Premium$19.99$79.99
MyFitnessPal Premium+$24.99$99.99
Cal AINot published on calai.appNot published on calai.app

Cal AI's homepage and FAQ don't publish a monthly or annual plan price. Its offers appear in the app. A missing published price isn't a zero-dollar subscription.

What that renewal costs you

At these annual prices, choosing SeeMeEat Pro instead of Cronometer Gold leaves $50 in your pocket. Against MacroFactor Nutrition, it's $62. Against MyFitnessPal Premium or Lose It! Premium, it's $70. Against MyFitnessPal Premium+, it's $90.

Those are subscription-price differences, not claims that every app has identical features. If what you need is photo logging, meal descriptions and a daily journal, SeeMeEat Pro includes them for $9.99 a year.

Choose a direct comparison: MyFitnessPal, Lose It!, MacroFactor, Cronometer or Cal AI.

$9.99 buys the tools you use every day

SeeMeEat Pro includes unlimited photo scans and unlimited meal descriptions. You can also scan barcodes, read labels, search foods or enter them yourself. Check the draft before logging it, save corrected meals in Meal Memory and relog an exact repeat in one tap.

The journal includes a calendar, water, weight and trends. Your data can leave as CSV, JSON or PDF. Supported history imports let you bring records from MyFitnessPal, Lose It!, Cronometer or MacroFactor after a review preview.

A longer list of subscription tiers doesn't make logging breakfast more useful. Pick the tools you'll use, check the bill and stop paying on autopilot.

Common questions

Is $9.99 the annual price or a monthly equivalent?

It's the full U.S. annual price of SeeMeEat Pro. The separate monthly plan is $1.99.

Are photo scans limited on SeeMeEat Pro?

No. Pro includes unlimited photo scans and unlimited meal descriptions, typed or spoken.

Why isn't there an annual price for Cal AI?

Cal AI doesn't publish one on the homepage or FAQ we checked. Check the offer inside its app before agreeing to a subscription.

Sources

  1. SeeMeEat: AI Calorie Tracker. U.S. App Store listing. apps.apple.com (checked October 11, 2026)
  2. MyFitnessPal. Membership pricing. blog.myfitnesspal.com (checked October 11, 2026)
  3. Lose It! Support. Membership Tiers & Pricing. loseit.zendesk.com (checked October 11, 2026)
  4. MacroFactor. How subscriptions and bundles work. help.macrofactorapp.com (checked October 11, 2026)
  5. Cronometer. Media and pricing. cronometer.com (checked October 11, 2026)
  6. Cal AI. Website. calai.app (checked October 11, 2026)
  7. Cal AI. Frequently asked questions. calai.app (checked October 11, 2026)

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