Simple, transparent pricing
A free plan with no expiration — 3 meal scans and 5 AI coach messages per day, all features included. Enough for most users. Upgrade to Premium for unlimited everything. iOS & Android.
Free Plan
No expiration · No card required
Premium Monthly
Cancel anytime · 3-day free trial for new users
Premium Annual
$5.00/month equivalent · 3-day free trial
Snap a meal, get instant calories & macros. Ranked #1 on the foodvision-bench benchmark.
Targets recalibrate from your real intake and weight trend — no static TDEE drift.
Conversational guidance that uses your actual data, not generic tips.
USDA FoodData Central + 2.3M+ Open Food Facts barcode products.
Full nutritional picture, not just calories and macros.
English and Spanish support across the app and the AI coach.
Yes. The Free plan has no expiration and includes 3 meal photo scans per day, 5 AI coach messages per day, and full access to every feature — enough for most users. Premium is optional and removes those daily limits.
Three options: Free forever (3 scans + 5 coach messages per day), Premium Monthly at $9.99 (unlimited everything), Premium Annual at $59.99/year (unlimited everything, saves ~50% versus monthly). Both Premium tiers include a 3-day free trial for new users.
3 meal photo scans and 5 AI coach messages every day. Every other feature — adaptive algorithm, barcode scanner, USDA + Open Food Facts databases, macros and 82+ micronutrients, Apple Health and Google Health Connect — is fully available with no restriction.
Yes. Cancel from your Apple ID or Google Play account at any time. You keep access until the end of the current billing period. After Premium ends you continue on the Free plan with no data loss.
No. The options are the Free plan (no expiration), Premium Monthly at $9.99, and Premium Annual at $59.99.
Subscriptions are processed inside the PlateLens app via App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android). Download free, start with the Free plan immediately, and upgrade to Premium from within the app when you want unlimited scans and coach messages.