Comparison

MyFitnessPal vs Lose It!: free tier, price and which to pick

MyFitnessPal is for people whose main goal is calorie and food tracking. Lose It! is for people who want a calorie budget for weight loss. Below: what each costs, what is free, and the downside we found for each, checked October 2026. GYM RPG publishes this page and is mentioned at the end.

At a glance

MyFitnessPalLose It!
Best forPeople whose main goal is calorie and food trackingPeople who want a calorie budget for weight loss
Free tierCalorie, weight and exercise tracking, with adsFree calorie tracking, a weight loss plan and a community
Paid planPremium: EUR 49.99/yr or 9.99/mo on its site; the USD price was not verifiedPremium yearly subscription; the price was not verified
PlatformsiOS confirmed; Android and web not verifiediOS confirmed; Android and web not verified
Logs sets, reps, weightExercise tracking; sets and reps not verifiedExercise logging; sets and reps not verified
Game layerNo RPG layer foundNo RPG layer found
Watch supportNot verifiedNot verified
Data import and exportCSV export, Premium onlyNot verified
AdsAds on the free tier; Premium is ad-freeNot verified

MyFitnessPal in short

The calorie counter most people already know, with exercise logging on the free tier. The downside: barcode scanning, custom macro goals, ad-free use and CSV export are Premium only.

Lose It! in short

A personalized calorie budget, with voice and photo logging. The downside: barcode scanning is Premium according to its App Store listing.

Free tier and price

MyFitnessPal free tier: calorie, weight and exercise tracking, with ads. Paid: premium: EUR 49.99/yr or 9.99/mo on its site; the USD price was not verified.

Lose It! free tier: free calorie tracking, a weight loss plan and a community. Paid: premium yearly subscription; the price was not verified.

Prices are the US App Store listings as of the check date, and some listings show several entries without labelling the billing period, so confirm in the store before paying.

Switching between MyFitnessPal and Lose It!

Moving your data. MyFitnessPal: CSV export, Premium only. Lose It!: Not verified.

Watch support. MyFitnessPal: Not verified. Lose It!: Not verified.

Ads. MyFitnessPal: Ads on the free tier; Premium is ad-free. Lose It!: Not verified.

If a game is what you are missing

Neither app has a game layer. We make GYM RPG, which logs the same sets, reps and weight and adds XP, a skill tree and a party boss. It is not a drop-in for either app, because we have no import tool and you would start fresh.

Choose MyFitnessPal if

  • The calorie counter most people already know, with exercise logging on the free tier.
  • You are one of: people whose main goal is calorie and food tracking.

Choose Lose It! if

  • A personalized calorie budget, with voice and photo logging.
  • You are one of: people who want a calorie budget for weight loss.
Amazing app! Combining workouts with a game, makes me very motivated to keep going and not fall off my training!
P Roma, Google Play
I was overweight, but after the installation I feel like a new person, and my character is beautiful and strong.
Diogo N., Google Play

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Frequently asked questions

Is MyFitnessPal or Lose It! free?

MyFitnessPal: Calorie, weight and exercise tracking, with ads. Lose It!: Free calorie tracking, a weight loss plan and a community.

What does each cost?

MyFitnessPal: Premium: EUR 49.99/yr or 9.99/mo on its site; the USD price was not verified. Lose It!: Premium yearly subscription; the price was not verified. Check the store for current prices.

Which platforms do they run on?

MyFitnessPal: iOS confirmed; Android and web not verified. Lose It!: iOS confirmed; Android and web not verified.

Is GYM RPG biased on this page?

We make GYM RPG and say so. Each competitor fact comes from its own site or store listing, checked October 2026, and anything we could not confirm is marked "Not verified".

How we verified this

Competitor facts checked: October 2026. GYM RPG publishes this page and appears in it. Competitor details come from their public help pages, store listings and third-party reviews; features and prices change, so check the store before you buy.