MacroFactor Nutrition
MyFitnessPal
Updated . An editorial comparison of documented features.
The verdict. MacroFactor Nutrition fits adaptive calorie and macro targets from food and weight trends. MyFitnessPal fits a free basic food diary with paid logging and meal-planning extras. This is a nutrition decision; neither choice replaces your strength record.
Source inventory recorded October 14–15, 2026. Each field links its official source. Unknown means unconfirmed, not absent.
| Feature | MacroFactor Nutrition | MyFitnessPal |
|---|---|---|
| Price | USD $11.99/month, $47.99/6 months, or $71.99/year; local taxes vary Source | Web: Premium $19.99/month or $79.99/year; Premium+ $24.99/month or $99.99/year Source |
| Platforms | iOS, Android Source | iOS, Android, web Source |
| Apple Watch | Nutrition Watch app not confirmed; Apple Health integration is listed Unconfirmed Source | Device syncing listed; current Watch workflow not confirmed Unconfirmed Source |
| AI / progression | Adaptive calorie and macro targets; AI food logging Source | Premium fast food logging; Premium+ meal planning Source |
| Programs | Nutrition coaching; Workouts is a separate product Source | Nutrition goals and Premium+ Meal Planner Source |
| Free tier | 7-day trial; no permanent free version Source | Basic food, fitness, goal, and progress tracking Source |
MacroFactor has a separate Workouts app. This page compares Nutrition with MyFitnessPal. A bundle does not mean every nutrition subscription includes a lifting program.
MacroFactor says partially logged days can distort expenditure estimates. Keep food records reasonably complete and use weight trends, not a single scale change.
MyFitnessPal Free provides basic tracking; Premium adds faster logging and Premium+ adds Meal Planner. MacroFactor is premium-only after its trial. Choose the feature you will use consistently.
MacroFactor NutritionBest for adaptive nutrition targets.
A food log and adaptive calorie/macro coach. This comparison covers Nutrition, not the separate Workouts app.
MyFitnessPalBest for starting a free food diary.
Food and activity tracking with Free, Premium, and Premium+ meal-planning options.
Trainer is our app. We compare documented features and training workflows.
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Its official page says there is no permanent free tier and offers a seven-day trial. MyFitnessPal has basic free tracking. Check regional subscription terms before paying.
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Check the platform, region, renewal period, and feature you need at the official checkout. A free download or trial is not a permanent free tier. Unconfirmed prices are labeled check current pricing.
