Lose It! Alternative: Photo, Voice and Barcode Logging for $9.99 a Year
Short answer
SeeMeEat Pro is the cheaper Lose It! alternative: $9.99 a year in the U.S., against $79.99 for Lose It! Premium. Lose It! keeps barcode scanning, photo logging and voice logging in Premium, and SeeMeEat Pro includes all three, with unlimited photo scans and meal descriptions. Your Lose It! history comes with you through SeeMeEat's import.
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How much does Lose It! Premium cost?
Lose It! Premium costs $79.99 a year in the U.S., according to the Membership Tiers & Pricing article in its help center. The same article offers a one-time Lifetime upgrade at $299.99, or $229.99 if you already pay for Premium.
| Plan (U.S.) | Price | Difference from SeeMeEat Pro |
|---|---|---|
| SeeMeEat Pro, yearly | $9.99 | Baseline |
| SeeMeEat Pro, monthly | $1.99 | – |
| Lose It! Premium, yearly | $79.99 | $70.00 more a year |
| Lose It! Lifetime | $299.99 once | 30 years of SeeMeEat Pro, with 29 cents left |
Lose It! publishes no monthly plan in that article. SeeMeEat Pro is $1.99 a month if you'd rather not commit to a year.
Which features does Lose It! charge for?
Lose It! Basic is free and gives you a daily calorie budget and its food database. The fast ways to log are paid: its Google Play listing names Photo Meal Logging, AI Voice and the Barcode Scanner as Premium plan features, and the free app contains ads.
| SeeMeEat Pro | Lose It! | |
|---|---|---|
| Log a meal from a photo | YesUnlimited photo scans | YesPremium only |
| Describe a meal in words | YesUnlimited meal descriptions | Not stated |
| Log a meal by voice | Yes | YesPremium only |
| Barcode scanner | Yes | YesPremium only |
| Read a nutrition label | Yes | YesPremium only |
| Correct an estimate in words | Yes | Not stated |
| iPhone and Android apps | Yes | Yes |
| One subscription on both phones | Yes | YesOnly if bought on loseit.com |
| Import MyFitnessPal history | YesWith a preview | No |
| Apple Health and Health Connect | Yes | Yes |
| Export your data | YesCSV, JSON or PDF | YesFrom its website |
With SeeMeEat Pro, a photo returns an editable estimate with the foods it found, calories, macros and a likely range. You can type or say what you ate instead, scan a barcode, read a nutrition label, or relog a saved meal with one tap. Nothing reaches your journal until you've reviewed it.
How do you move from Lose It! to SeeMeEat?
Download your full Lose It! export from its website, then import it into SeeMeEat. Lose It!'s help center explains the export: sign in at my.loseit.com, open loseit.com/export/data, and the download starts automatically.
- Download the ZIP file from Lose It!'s export page.
- In SeeMeEat, open the history import and choose that ZIP file.
- Check the preview: record counts, the date range, warnings and sample meals.
- Confirm, and your meals and weights join your SeeMeEat journal.
Turn off the Premium renewal at least 24 hours before your renewal date, which is the deadline in Lose It!'s pricing article. The import guide lists every supported file.
Common questions
Is Lose It! free?
Lose It! Basic is free. Barcode scanning, photo logging and voice logging are part of Premium, which costs $79.99 a year in the U.S.
Is SeeMeEat cheaper than Lose It!?
Yes. SeeMeEat Pro is $9.99 a year, $70.00 less than Lose It! Premium, and it includes unlimited photo scans and unlimited meal descriptions.
Can SeeMeEat import my Lose It! history?
Yes. SeeMeEat reads Lose It!'s full-account ZIP export and shows a preview before anything is added to your journal.
Sources
- SeeMeEat: AI Calorie Tracker. U.S. App Store listing and in-app purchases. apps.apple.com (checked November 9, 2026)
- Lose It! Support. Membership Tiers & Pricing. loseit.zendesk.com (checked November 9, 2026)
- Lose It! Support. How to Download Your Data. loseit.zendesk.com (checked November 9, 2026)
- Lose It! Google Play listing. play.google.com (checked November 9, 2026)
- Lose It! U.S. App Store listing. apps.apple.com (checked November 9, 2026)
Written by the SeeMeEat editorial team under a pen name.
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