MacroFactor Pricing 2026: Nutrition, Workouts & Bundle

The important distinction in 2026 is that MacroFactor Nutrition and MacroFactor Workouts are separate apps. Buying Nutrition does not automatically give every subscriber access to Workouts. Likewise, buying Workouts does not automatically unlock the full nutrition tracker. You can buy either app individually or subscribe to the annual bundle. Some existing Nutrition customers also qualify for temporary promotional Workouts access, but that benefit has an expiration date. This guide explains exactly what each purchase includes, when the bundle is worth paying for, how the legacy promotion works, and what to check before starting a subscription.

MacroFactor pricing at a glance

The following table shows MacroFactor's published US list prices for new standard subscriptions. (MacroFactor subscriptions and bundles)

Prices are published US list prices, not guaranteed individual checkout offers. Both apps have a seven-day trial for eligible users, but they do not offer a permanent free subscription tier. (MacroFactor press kit)

What does $89.99 per year mean per month?

The annual bundle is equivalent to approximately $7.50 per month, but the full $89.99 is billed annually. That is an annualized calculation. The bundle is not advertised as a $7.50 monthly subscription. Buying both apps separately on standard annual plans would cost $143.98 per year.

Annual cost comparison

The bundle saves $53.99 per year, or approximately 37.5%, compared with buying both standard annual subscriptions separately. If you already planned to buy one annual subscription for $71.99, adding the other app through the bundle increases the standard annual price by just $18. These savings use published list prices. Existing discounts, legacy plans, or subscription changes may produce a different amount at checkout.

Which tracking option fits your needs?

Both MacroFactor apps together cost $89.99 yearly, as listed in MacroFactor subscriptions and bundles. The ProTrack AI purchase options apply to a simpler food diary.

When a one-time calorie tracker may make more sense

Not everyone needs adaptive nutrition coaching or a gym-programming system. Some users simply want to record food, monitor calories and macros, log body weight, and review progress without taking on another recurring subscription. For that narrower use case, ProTrack AI is worth considering.

What ProTrack provides

ProTrack focuses on an iPhone food diary with:

• Manual calorie and macro logging
• Barcode lookup
• Repeated-meal logging
• Optional on-device AI meal-photo analysis
• Editable food and portion estimates
• Local food history
• Calorie, protein, carbohydrate and fat goals
• Offline-first core tracking
• No required account

Its photo-analysis model runs on the iPhone after the local model is downloaded; meal photos stay on the device. New barcode lookups require internet to retrieve product data through Open Food Facts. (ProTrack AI features and weight tracking)

Unlimited free weight tracking

ProTrack includes weight tracking that is free for all users, separately from the free scanning allowance. (ProTrack AI features and weight tracking) Users can:

• Log their body weight
• Review 7-, 30- and 90-day weight trends
• View their latest weight and weekly change using the Home Screen Weight widget
• Keep weight records on their iPhone

This feature is not restricted to the paid unlimited-scanning plan. That distinction is useful for someone who wants to keep recording body weight and manually logging meals without purchasing a subscription.

ProTrack pricing versus MacroFactor

ProTrack's pricing page lists the active paid options: $5.99 per week or $39.99 as a one-time lifetime purchase for unlimited scanning. (ProTrack AI purchase options) ProTrack is free to try, but its meal/photo and barcode scanning allowance is limited before upgrading. Important limitation: ProTrack does not replace MacroFactor's adaptive expenditure-based nutrition coaching, personalized strength programs, or Workouts app. It currently requires iOS 26 or later and does not advertise an Apple Watch or Apple Health integration. (ProTrack AI on the US App Store) If those advanced capabilities are why you want MacroFactor, ProTrack is not an equivalent substitute. If your needs are simply a private food diary, manually entered calories/macros, weight progress and optional meal-photo scanning, a one-time option may be more appropriate.

For more apps offering one-time purchases, see our lifetime calorie tracker guide.

MacroFactor Nutrition: what do you get for the price?

MacroFactor Nutrition is the right subscription when you want to track what you eat and have your calorie and macro targets adapt over time. The Nutrition app is more than a conventional food diary. Its main differentiator is an expenditure and coaching system that uses logged food intake and body-weight trends to estimate how calorie needs are changing. The app can then recommend calorie and macro adjustments based on that information. According to MacroFactor's official Nutrition product page, its capabilities include: (MacroFactor Nutrition features)

• Calorie, protein, carbohydrate and fat tracking

A searchable database of verified foods

• Barcode and nutrition-label scanning
• AI-assisted meal-photo logging
• Custom foods and recipes
• Macro and micronutrient tracking
• Body-weight trends and energy-expenditure estimates
• Weekly nutrition check-ins and target recommendations
• Progress photos and body measurements
• Health integrations and widgets

What makes Nutrition different from a basic calorie tracker?

Most basic calorie trackers answer a straightforward question: How many calories and macros have I logged today? MacroFactor Nutrition also attempts to answer: Based on my recorded intake and changing weight, should my calorie and macro targets be adjusted? For someone consistently working toward a weight-loss, muscle-gain or maintenance goal, that additional analysis may justify a subscription. It does not mean the algorithm directly measures metabolism or guarantees any particular body-composition outcome. Its estimates depend on the information the user logs.

Is $71.99 per year worth it for Nutrition?

The annual plan is most relevant when you intend to use the coaching features for months rather than simply record a few meals. At $71.99 per year, the average monthly cost is approximately $6.00, billed annually. By comparison, paying $11.99 each month for twelve months would total $143.88. That is a $71.89 difference over twelve months. The annual plan offers better long-term value at published rates, but only when you are confident you want the subscription for the full period. Choose Nutrition only if food logging, adaptive calorie targets and weight trends are the features you actually need. You do not have to subscribe to Workouts to get those tools.

MacroFactor Workouts: what does its subscription include?

MacroFactor Workouts is a separate strength-training app, not simply a paid tab inside Nutrition. It focuses on planning, logging and adapting gym workouts. The app uses workout history and performance data to help users progress through training programs. Its official feature documentation highlights: (MacroFactor Workouts features)

• Personalized training programs
• Strength-training auto-progression
• Workout and exercise logging
• Weight, repetition and set tracking
• Custom training programs
• Equipment-based exercise selection
• Rest timers and warm-up tools
• Reps in Reserve (RIR) logging
• Personal-record and training-volume charts
• Progress tracking and body measurements

Does Workouts need Nutrition to function?

No. MacroFactor Workouts is sold as a standalone subscription and supports its own workout planning, logging and progress analysis. You can pay $11.99 monthly, $47.99 every six months, or $71.99 annually without also purchasing Nutrition. (MacroFactor subscriptions and bundles) That makes Workouts a reasonable choice for someone who already has a preferred food diary but wants a more specialized strength-training app.

Does Workouts automatically change your nutrition goals?

No. MacroFactor's official integration documentation says the two applications remain separate coaching systems. Workouts does not automatically change training recommendations based on nutrition data, and Nutrition does not automatically change calorie targets based on a particular workout. (How Workouts integrates with Nutrition) Some shared measurements, including body weight and body circumference, can synchronize between them. That distinction is important when considering the bundle. Buying both apps gives you access to two complementary systems, not one fully unified nutrition-and-training coach.

Is the MacroFactor Nutrition + Workouts bundle worth it?

The $89.99 annual bundle is the best published-value option when you genuinely need both products. Its strongest advantage is straightforward: two full subscriptions cost significantly less as a bundle than they do when purchased separately on standard annual plans. The bundle includes full access to MacroFactor Nutrition and MacroFactor Workouts. It does not require users to maintain two separate standard annual subscriptions on top of the bundle.

When the bundle is worth the extra $18

Consider someone who already plans to pay $71.99 annually for Nutrition. If that person also wants an adaptive strength-training program, moving to the $89.99 annual bundle increases the standard price by $18 per year. That is equivalent to an additional $1.50 per month, although the full amount is billed annually. The bundle is especially compelling for someone who regularly:

• Logs calories and macros
• Tracks body-weight trends
• Follows progressive strength-training programs
• Records sets, repetitions and lifting performance
• Reviews changes in both nutrition and training over time

When the bundle is unnecessary

You probably do not need both apps if you already follow a program supplied by a personal trainer and only want calorie coaching. Likewise, if you use a different nutrition tracker and only need workout programming, Workouts alone may be sufficient. The bundle becomes poor value when the second app is installed but rarely used.

Is there a monthly MacroFactor bundle?

MacroFactor's current official subscription guide advertises an annual bundle at $89.99. It does not publish an equivalent monthly or six-month bundle price. Users who require monthly flexibility should compare individual subscriptions and verify the checkout offers. Do not assume a short-term bundle exists simply because each standalone app offers a monthly plan.

Legacy MacroFactor subscribers: who gets Workouts free?

Qualifying existing Nutrition subscribers can access MacroFactor Workouts through January 12, 2027 without paying an additional Workouts subscription during the promotional period. (MacroFactor subscriptions and bundles) This is the most important eligibility exception in MacroFactor's current pricing. According to the official subscriptions and bundles guide, eligibility depends on two conditions:

1. You had an active MacroFactor Nutrition subscription before January 1, 2026.
2. You continued to maintain that subscription.

Qualifying subscribers receive promotional Workouts access through January 12, 2027. This benefit is not a permanent free Workouts entitlement and is not available automatically to every new customer.

How to activate legacy Workouts access

MacroFactor documents the following process:

1. Open MacroFactor Nutrition and check the email associated with your account under More → Account → Profile → Email.
2. Download the separate MacroFactor Workouts app from the App Store or Google Play.
3. Sign in to Workouts using the same MacroFactor account and authentication method.

If eligible users see a paywall unexpectedly, MacroFactor recommends signing out and signing back in with the same email and authentication method. Do not immediately purchase a second subscription simply because the first sign-in failed to recognize your access.

What happens after January 12, 2027?

The promotional Workouts entitlement is scheduled to end. MacroFactor says eligible legacy subscribers will still be able to obtain an annual bundle for $89.99 after the promotion. (MacroFactor subscriptions and bundles) However, its public documentation does not establish that every eligible account will be automatically converted to that bundle, or specify a universal prorated upgrade amount. Check the subscription screen before approving any change.

What about older promotional offers?

MacroFactor's December 2025 launch announcement described an introductory first-year bundle promotion. That historical announcement should not be treated as a new offer available to people subscribing in October 2026. Similarly, a user who started before January 2026 but later canceled should not assume that the original creation date alone preserves eligibility. The current guide explicitly requires the qualifying subscription to have been maintained. Current subscribers should confirm the entitlement attached to their account rather than relying on an older article or promotional screenshot.

Does MacroFactor have a free plan?

No. MacroFactor Nutrition and MacroFactor Workouts offer a seven-day free trial, but neither offers a permanent free subscription tier. (MacroFactor press kit) Downloading either app for free does not mean that its full tracking or coaching functions remain available indefinitely at $0.

What does the seven-day trial include?

The trial provides an opportunity to explore the premium product before becoming a paying subscriber. However, trial availability can depend on account and storefront eligibility. Users should confirm the following information in the actual subscription screen:

• The trial duration being offered
• Whether the selected plan renews monthly, every six months or annually
• The amount due after the trial
• The renewal date
• The account and storefront responsible for billing

Do not assume that trying Nutrition guarantees a separate second trial for Workouts.

Does a MacroFactor subscription renew automatically?

Yes. The current Apple listings describe auto-renewing subscriptions. Apple's displayed terms say users should cancel at least 24 hours before the current subscription period ends to avoid renewal. (MacroFactor Nutrition on the US App Store) Google Play manages Android subscriptions under its own billing procedures. The exact billing schedule, trial eligibility and renewal date are shown by the relevant store.

Can you use MacroFactor after the trial without paying?

There is no advertised permanent free subscription tier for continued full access. MacroFactor does say that your stored account data is not automatically deleted just because a subscription lapses. (Change subscription length and retain data) Retaining stored history is different from retaining paid application access. That distinction matters if you are deciding whether to begin a long-term tracking history.

Which MacroFactor plan should you buy? A decision guide

Choosing a plan becomes easier when you separate the goal from the payment schedule.

Step 1: What do you actually need?

Only calorie and macro coaching?

Choose MacroFactor Nutrition. You get food logging, nutritional analysis, weight trends and adaptive nutrition targets without paying for the separate strength-training app.

Only workout planning and lifting progression?

Choose MacroFactor Workouts. You get training programs, workout logging and strength progression without needing a Nutrition subscription.

Both adaptive nutrition and progressive strength training?

Choose the $89.99 annual bundle, provided an annual commitment makes sense. At standard US rates, the bundle saves $53.99 versus two separate annual subscriptions.

Already subscribed to Nutrition before January 1, 2026?

First check whether you qualify for the temporary legacy Workouts benefit. You may not need to pay extra for Workouts before January 12, 2027.

Step 2: How long will you actually use the app?

A six-month plan costs approximately $8.00 per month equivalent. The annual single-app plan costs approximately $6.00 per month equivalent. The annual bundle costs approximately $7.50 per month equivalent for access to both apps. All three are calculations from the actual billed prices. They are not monthly installment offers.

Step 3: Are you paying for the right function?

Before selecting the annual plan, ask whether the feature that attracted you is actually part of that subscription. For example, a person looking for a calorie tracker may be surprised to learn that a Workouts-only subscription does not include the Nutrition coaching system. Similarly, a Nutrition-only customer should not expect advanced gym programming and progression simply because the two products share the MacroFactor name. The right subscription is the one that gives you the particular system you intend to use regularly.

How to change, cancel or manage a MacroFactor subscription

MacroFactor subscription management depends on the billing store, not just the MacroFactor account. The official help center documents both in-app plan selection and App Store/Google Play billing management.

Changing your subscription

For Nutrition, MacroFactor describes a process using: More → Subscriptions → Swap Subscription From there, users can select a different plan length. For a bundle, the subscription guide directs users to open the subscription menu and select the Bundle option. (MacroFactor subscriptions and bundles) Workouts may show a slightly different menu path, including More → General → Subscription. (Manage your Workouts subscription) Menu labels can change with app updates. The important step is reviewing the final subscription offer before accepting it.

Will a plan change be prorated?

The public documents reviewed do not establish one universal prorating rule for every move between an existing subscription and the bundle. An upgrade from monthly to annual, a mid-cycle switch from single-app access to the bundle, and a change involving a promotional subscription may be treated differently by the billing provider. Read the amount and effective date presented by Apple or Google before approving the new purchase.

Cancelling a subscription

MacroFactor says payment details and subscription cancellations are managed through the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. (Manage your Nutrition subscription) Use the store account associated with the purchase. Do not assume deleting the app cancels billing. For step-by-step instructions, see MacroFactor's Manage your Nutrition subscription documentation.

Will cancelling delete your data?

MacroFactor explicitly says subscription expiration does not automatically delete account data. (Change subscription length and retain data) You can later resubscribe using the same account. This does not guarantee ongoing use of every premium feature after the paid period ends, but it does distinguish cancellation from permanent data deletion.

How do refunds work?

MacroFactor's refund documentation separates Apple and Google Play purchases. For Apple, refunds must be requested through Apple's support and purchase systems. MacroFactor says it cannot issue Apple refunds directly. (MacroFactor refund help) For Google Play, MacroFactor documents a store refund route and a support-contact route for eligible purchases. (MacroFactor refund help) Refund approval depends on the purchase circumstances and the applicable platform policy. Do not assume every subscription payment is automatically refundable.

Can you buy MacroFactor for life?

No lifetime purchase is currently advertised for MacroFactor Nutrition, MacroFactor Workouts or the two-app bundle. (MacroFactor subscriptions and bundles) The published options are recurring subscriptions:

• Monthly
• Every six months
• Annually
• Annual bundle for both products

This is different from a one-time lifetime unlock. Someone who expects to use MacroFactor for several years should evaluate the recurring cost over that period rather than looking only at the monthly equivalent of the annual plan.

Example: three years of access

Assuming published US prices remain unchanged and no promotional discounts apply:

These are mathematical illustrations, not long-term price guarantees. MacroFactor could change prices, plans, or promotions. Existing subscribers may also have different renewal terms. The three-year illustration simply shows why the bundle matters if you genuinely need both products for several years.

Frequently overlooked MacroFactor pricing details

A bundle is not one merged application

Even with the $89.99 bundle, Nutrition and Workouts remain separate apps. Shared account access and selected synchronized measurements are useful, but should not be mistaken for a single AI system that automatically adjusts training based on meals.

A legacy promotion is not permanent free access

The special Workouts entitlement for qualifying pre-2026 Nutrition subscribers is scheduled to end on January 12, 2027. A user registering for the first time now should not expect to qualify.

The annualized monthly figure is not monthly billing

The single-app annual plan is often described as approximately $6 per month. The annual bundle is equivalent to about $7.50 per month. Both still require the full annual amount when billed.

Apple and Google Play can display different offers

MacroFactor states that USD prices are reference amounts and that taxes, local exchange rates and location can affect pricing. (MacroFactor subscriptions and bundles) Existing-account discounts and promotional subscriptions can also affect the plan visible to a particular customer. The subscription screen should be treated as the final purchase terms.

Nutrition and weight tracking are not unique to the bundle

You do not need Workouts simply to log body weight within MacroFactor Nutrition. Likewise, Workouts can record selected body measurements without requiring the nutrition app. Buy the bundle if you need the second app's training or nutrition capabilities. Essential tracking measurements alone do not require both apps.

Final verdict: which MacroFactor plan is worth buying?

Choose MacroFactor Nutrition if you want a food diary with adaptive calorie and macro coaching informed by weight and intake trends. Choose MacroFactor Workouts if you want specialized strength-program planning, logging and auto-progression without purchasing a nutrition coach. Choose the $89.99 annual bundle if you expect to use both systems consistently. It saves $53.99 annually compared with buying two standard annual subscriptions separately. Check legacy eligibility first if your Nutrition subscription was active before January 1, 2026 and has remained active. You may already have promotional Workouts access through January 12, 2027. Choose a simpler one-time calorie tracker if you do not need adaptive coaching or gym programming and prefer private iPhone logging instead. MacroFactor's value comes from its specialized adaptive systems. If you will regularly use those recommendations, the subscription may be justified. If you only need to record meals and weight, paying every year for additional coaching may be unnecessary.

For a broader diary comparison, see MacroFactor vs MyFitnessPal, our MyFitnessPal alternatives guide, and protein tracker apps for iPhone.

Frequently asked questions

Sources

• MacroFactor subscriptions and bundles
• MacroFactor press kit
• MacroFactor Nutrition features
• MacroFactor Workouts features
• How Workouts integrates with Nutrition
• Manage your Nutrition subscription
• Manage your Workouts subscription
• Change subscription length and retain data
• MacroFactor refund help
• MacroFactor Nutrition on the US App Store
• MacroFactor Workouts on the US App Store
• ProTrack AI features and weight tracking
• ProTrack AI purchase options
• ProTrack AI on the US App Store