Macrofactor Price: Plans, Monthly Cost & Price History

MacroFactor is a nutrition tracking app with a companion workouts app. Both are sold as subscriptions, and the price depends on whether you want one app or both, and whether you pay monthly, every six months, or yearly. There is no one-size price, so the right plan depends on how long you plan to use it.

The prices below come from MacroFactor's own help center, MacroFactor, which was checked on Oct 14, 2026. The help page lists prices in U.S. dollars and notes that they can vary by location because of exchange rates and taxes. The page shows no publication date, so confirm current prices inside the app under the subscription screen.

For a single app, either Nutrition or Workouts, the monthly plan is $11.99/mo billed monthly. Monthly billing is the most flexible choice because you can stop at any time, and it is the highest price per month.

Paying for a year at once lowers the effective monthly cost. A single app is $71.99/yr for the year, and the bundle that includes both apps is $89.99/yr.

The bundle is available to people who started with MacroFactor on or after January 1, 2026, according to MacroFactor's help page. The same page says people who began earlier may have a different path to the bundle, so read the subscriptions article if you are an existing user.

Six month plan

MacroFactor also lists a six month option for a single app at $47.99, billed every six months. That sits between the monthly and yearly commitments.

The monthly plan suits a short trial of the habit, since you can cancel easily. The yearly plan suits people who already know they will track consistently, and it costs less than twelve monthly payments. The six month plan is a middle step. If you might want workouts too, compare the bundle against buying the single app, because the page presents the bundle as only a modest step up from the yearly single app plan.

A subscription gives you the full app. The help page describes paid plans for each app, so plan on subscribing if you want to keep using it after any trial. Features and trial length can change, and the help center is the place to check the current terms.

Billing happens through the app store or the website you subscribe on, and the price you see may include local taxes. If you subscribe through Apple or Google, you manage and cancel the subscription in that store, not inside MacroFactor. Make a note of your renewal date, since annual plans renew automatically unless you cancel.

If you already pay for one app and later want both, look at the bundle option inside the app rather than starting a second subscription. Switching between billing periods may take effect at your next renewal, depending on the store you used. Read the confirmation screen so you know when the new price starts.

Many food tracking apps have free versions with fewer features. Whether MacroFactor is worth a paid plan depends on how much you value its approach to tracking and how often you will use it. A month on the monthly plan can be a lower risk way to find out.