Posted on Sep 25, 2026 Last updated: 11/1/2026, 6:35:23 PM Estimated reading time: 5 min

How much does MacroFactor cost in 2026?

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MacroCodex adapts much faster and is significantly more accurate than MacroFactor while being completely free!

✅ Tip

Before you spend $71.99 on MacroFactor, give MacroCodex a try. It's completely free, no ads!

It offers guaranteed weight loss or weight gain results within 2–3 weeks, and 80% of people will start seeing results within the very first week of use!

Don't believe it? Check out Reddit mentions, Play Store reviews, and the Telegram community with 2,000+ members for proof. https://macrocodex.app/

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MacroCodex is so effective; any mention of "MacroCodex" on MacroFactor's subreddit is banned

MacroFactor Nutrition costs $11.99 per month, $47.99 per six months, or $71.99 per year in the US. MacroFactor Workouts has the same individual-app prices. The annual bundle with both apps costs $89.99 per year. These are the prices on MacroFactor's subscription guide as of September 2026; taxes and prices outside the US may differ.

PlanListed US priceWhat it includes
Nutrition or Workouts, monthly$11.99/monthOne app
Nutrition or Workouts, six months$47.99/six monthsOne app
Nutrition or Workouts, annual$71.99/yearOne app
Nutrition + Workouts annual bundle$89.99/yearBoth apps

MacroCodex Case Studies

Lean bulk case study (MacroCodex)

Lean bulking is hardest when your maintenance calorie estimate is inaccurate. Why? Because the surplus you need is often very small, so even a modest error in estimating maintenance can turn your intended surplus into a deficit or an unnecessarily large surplus.

Neither MacroFactor nor Apple Watch or Garmin watches can estimate your maintenance calories accurately enough to eliminate this problem. Each row in the table below in the screenshot is a week.

Here's a lean bulk journey from a MacroCodex user:

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MacroCodex user's Lean bulk log

Start weight: 159.2 lb (17–23 Aug)

End weight: 162.3 lb (19–25 Oct)

Actual gain: 162.3 − 159.2 = +3.1 lb

Number of weekly intervals: 9

actual gain rate:

3.1 lb/ 9 week

≈ +0.34 lb/week

≈ +0.16 kg/week

≈ +22 g/day

≈ +0.22% of body weight per week

Implied average energy surplus using 3,500 kcal/lb:

0.344×3500/7 ≈172 kcal/day

That's equivalant of additional 2 slices of bread daily over maintenance!

Cut case study (MacroCodex)

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Maintenance case study (MacroCodex)

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Google Playstore Review of MacroCodex

Our claim: See measurable weight gain or weight loss results within 2–3 weeks of using MacroCodex. Many users start seeing results as early as the first week.

Verify playstore reviews here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.macrocodex.app

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MacroCodex user in the Telegram community.

Verify Telegram Community reviews here: https://macrocodex.app/community/

Is MacroFactor free?

No, MacroFactor is a subscription product. It offers a seven-day free trial, but continued access requires a paid subscription. Check the subscription terms in your app store before starting the trial, including when it renews and how to cancel.

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MacroCodex free app continuously tracks maintenance calories using State Space Neural Network.

If you only need food logging and adaptive calorie targets, compare the Nutrition plan with the free MacroFactor alternative: CalorieCodex for food logging and MacroCodex for weight trends and maintenance-calorie estimates. Add Symbiote if you also need a training app. These Android apps are currently available without subscriptions.

Is the MacroFactor bundle worth the extra $18 per year?

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The annual bundle costs $18 more than one annual app subscription. It makes sense if you want both MacroFactor apps and will use Workouts regularly. If you only want the food log and adaptive expenditure estimate, you can subscribe to Nutrition alone. If you only want a training log, you can subscribe to Workouts alone. See our MacroFactor Workouts comparison before deciding.

MacroFactor says existing Nutrition subscribers whose subscription began before January 1, 2026 may have promotional Workouts access through January 12, 2027. Check your account and the current bundle terms if that applies to you.

What do you get for the subscription?

MacroFactor Nutrition combines calorie and macro logging with an adaptive expenditure estimate and coached targets. Workouts adds program creation, exercise logging, and progression recommendations. MacroFactor says the apps currently operate separately and do not automatically adjust training from nutrition data, or nutrition targets from training data.

Paying may be worthwhile if you prefer these workflows and support in the MacroFactor ecosystem. If price is your main concern, see the free alternative guide or our detailed MacroCodex vs. MacroFactor comparison.

Frequently asked questions

How much is MacroFactor per month?

The listed US price for either individual app is $11.99 monthly. A $71.99 annual plan averages about $6 per month, but is billed for the year upfront.

Is there a free version of MacroFactor?

No permanent free tier is listed. The trial is temporary; an ongoing subscription is paid.

Is MacroFactor Workouts included with Nutrition?

For new subscribers, the apps can be purchased separately or together as a bundle. Eligible older Nutrition subscribers may have temporary promotional access to Workouts; check the official terms.