Some of the newest features of Premium have not yet been released to our web users, so the recent price testing was not run on our web platform. The $79.99/year subscription price for iOS and Android subscriptions is the end-result of that testing.Īt the present time, it is possible to subscribe to MyFitnessPal Premium via our website for $49.99/year. As a result, friends and family members who compared the price of a MyFitnessPal Premium subscription during this time saw one of several pricing options. from time to time we conduct test pricing on our in-app subscriptions, and we recently concluded running such tests. Some things he said / you might want to know if you are on / thinking about getting the Premium plan: I got in touch with Steven Spraragen, the Director, Customer Happiness at Underarmour about the Premium plan. I remembered what my wife paid and checked the CURRENT website price - that's $49.99. She signed up for a trial then a few days ago it started the annual plan. My wife has been using MyFitnessPal Premium and been paying $49.99 / year for it (and on her iphone, it says the next renewal will be at $49.99). This is really helpful for me to keep my calories in check throughout the day.TL DR: You should be paying no more than $49.99 / year for the premium subscription. For example, you can allot 500 calories each for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and 250 each for afternoon and evening snacks. You can break down your daily calorie goal by meal and snacks. With premium you can change this in the settings so that they’re not added back in. It can be frustrating if you don’t want to eat those calories back. With the free version of My Fitness Pal, you have no choice – it automatically adds any calories that you’ve burned from a workout back into your remaining calories. Stop adding exercise calories to remaining calories I’ve used this feature before and it’s a lifesaver when I can’t find a match in the database. This is really helpful if you have nutrition information for a food that isn’t in My Fitness Pal’s database – think local restaurants or independent grocery stores. You can add just the macros (carbs/fat/protein) to any meal or snack instead of specific foods.
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