MyFitnessPal Discount Codes & Coupons in October 2026

You can try Premium free for seven days, which is the only way to test the paid tools before the $79.99 yearly fee kicks in. The offer is open to anyone who has never had Premium or run a trial before.

Billing is where people trip up, so pay attention here. Once the seven days are up, the trial quietly turns into a paid plan and charges the card on file. To keep your money, cancel at least 24 hours before day eight, and do it in the same spot you signed up. That means Apple Settings for App Store signups, Google Play on Android, or the MyFitnessPal website for anyone who joined online. Canceling early costs nothing, and access stays open through day seven either way.

Before you confirm, take a second to check the plan name on the checkout screen. Starting the trial inside the app can land you on Premium+, which renews at $99.99 a year instead of the standard tier. Set a phone reminder for day six, and you are covered, since forgetting to cancel is the number one reason people get charged by mistake.

You save about 67%, or close to $200 a year, by going annual instead of paying month to month. On Premium, that's $6.67 a month ($79.99 a year) instead of $19.99, and on Premium+ it drops to $8.34 a month ($99.99 a year) instead of $24.99. Monthly only wins when the app gets used for less than about four months.

Picking the right tier matters just as much, and it is where a lot of people overspend. Standard Premium already handles the basics most trackers care about, like barcode scanning, custom macros, voice logging, and an ad-free app. Premium+ adds meal planning for $20 more a year, so unless weekly menus are part of your plan, standard Premium is the better deal.

Annual makes the most sense once daily logging has become a real habit. If you are not there yet, paying monthly for the first few months is the safer play, since a lot of people drop off early. Once it sticks, switching over locks in the lower rate.

Just know the annual plan renews at full price, so a nice first-year discount quietly becomes the standard rate in year two unless you cancel or shop around again. A reminder near your renewal date keeps it from sneaking up on you.