MyFitnessPal Alternatives: Ditch the $79.99 Habit

Short answer

Staying with MyFitnessPal out of habit can cost you $70 a year. Premium is $79.99 annually in the U.S.; SeeMeEat Pro is $9.99 with unlimited photo scans and meal descriptions. SeeMeEat also supports MyFitnessPal exports. You can leave the bill without leaving your food history behind.

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Don't replace one expensive renewal with another

Moving apps is only half the job. Look at what the replacement will charge next year. These are the published standard U.S. prices checked October 11, 2026:

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

Offers, local prices and taxes can differ. Free tiers aren't the same as the paid plans shown here. MyFitnessPal's own plan comparison puts photo, barcode and voice logging in Premium.

SeeMeEat Pro is $70 less than Premium and $90 less than Premium+ per year. Put that difference back in your grocery budget.

The ordinary things are already included

Photograph lunch. Describe dinner. Scan the barcode on a snack. SeeMeEat returns a draft you can review and edit, then saves it to your daily journal. Photo estimates show the foods found, calories, macros, a confidence range and the assumption worth checking.

Meal Memory keeps meals you've corrected for one-tap relogs. AutoLog can schedule an exact reviewed meal. Water, weight, a calendar and trends over 7 to 365 days sit alongside the food journal.

Look through the photo logging workflow before choosing your next tracker.

Get the export before you cancel

MyFitnessPal lists data export as a Premium feature. Create the export while you have access, then use SeeMeEat's history import to preview what will be added. Check the records before confirming.

Installing a new tracker doesn't cancel an old subscription. Handle that renewal through the service or store where you bought it, so an unused app doesn't keep billing you.

Common questions

How much does SeeMeEat Pro cost?

$1.99 a month or $9.99 a year in the U.S., including unlimited photo scans and unlimited meal descriptions.

Can I import MyFitnessPal history?

Yes. SeeMeEat supports MyFitnessPal exports with a review preview before the records are added. MyFitnessPal may require Premium to create that export.

Does SeeMeEat let me export my data later?

Yes. Export your journal as CSV, JSON or a PDF report through your phone's share sheet.

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. MyFitnessPal Help. The difference between Free, Premium, and Premium+. support.myfitnesspal.com (checked October 11, 2026)
  4. Lose It! Support. Membership Tiers & Pricing. loseit.zendesk.com (checked October 11, 2026)
  5. MacroFactor. How subscriptions and bundles work. help.macrofactorapp.com (checked October 11, 2026)
  6. Cronometer. Media and pricing. cronometer.com (checked October 11, 2026)
  7. Cal AI. Website. calai.app (checked October 11, 2026)

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