FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter
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How much does FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter cost?
Prices are current as of 4 Oct 2026.
4 subscriptions from $9.99
In the United States, FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter has 4 subscriptions priced $9.99 – 89.99. It comes with a 7 days free trial.
| Subscription | Period | Price |
|---|---|---|
| FitBee Monthly | MonthlyTrial: 7 days | $9.99 |
| Monthly Plan w/ Family Sharing | MonthlyTrial: 7 days | $14.99 |
| FitBee Annual | AnnualTrial: 7 days | $59.99 |
| Annual Plan w/ Family Sharing | AnnualTrial: 7 days | $89.99 |
2 one-time purchases from $149.99
In the United States, FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter has 2 one-time purchases priced $149.99 – 199.99.
| Product | Price |
|---|---|
| Buy Once | $149.99 |
| One Time w/ Family Sharing | $199.99 |
See what FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter costs in all 17 countries →
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| Rating / 5 | 4.8 | 4.8 | 4.5 | 4.7 | 4.7 | 4.8 | 4.6 | 4.6 | 4.7 | 4.5 | 4.6 |
| Reviews | 3.6K | 60K | 11K | 10K | 9.2K | 7.2K | 7.1K | 4.8K | 1.9K | 964 | 773 |
| Released | 2023 | 2024 | 2019 | 2019 | 2023 | 2024 | 2024 | 2024 | 2025 | 2022 | 2024 |
| Monthly price | $9.99 | $14.99 | $4.99 | $9.99 | — | $8.99 | — | $9.99 | $8.99 | $5.99 | — |
| Annual price | $59.99 | $99.99 | $17.99 | $49.99 | — | $27.49 | $39.99 | $79.99 | $79.99 | $49.99 | — |
| One-time price | $149.99 | $9.99 | $34.99 | — | — | $79.99 | $9.99 | $149.99 | — | $249.99 | — |
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FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter reviews
4.8 out of 5, based on 3,584 reviews.
What people like
- Clean interface with no annoying ads
- Very easy and intuitive to use daily
- Great Apple Watch integration works seamlessly
What they complain about
- Hidden paywalls trap you after trying features
- Database lacks local food options for non-US users
- Free version limits essential tools like photo scans
Easy
Good detailed information on each meal. Over all nutrition breakdown of macros. Exercise calculated in. Good app
Not free, misleading
1 week free only. Misleading information.
Easy To Use
I love how easy it is to use and all the graphics. Thank you.
Great App
Has to come back on here and change my review… Because they reel you in and then start charging you, “Say you max your free stuff!” Back to myFitnessPal!
Counting calories
It would be easier to track if the app could scan barcodes
Most convenient tracker I’ve used
I’ve used a lot of trackers over the years. FitBee is extremely convenient to use with a lot of features that make it easy to track food including tracking yesterday’s meal, recently logged foods available to choose again, scanning labels to quickly add to your personal food list, and easy to edit entries. I appreciate the easy integration with Apple Health. My workouts transfer seamlessly from my watch to my FitBee. I am currently in a program where I need to turn in food logs. I can easily turn my day into a PDF and print it daily. Since I’ve started using FitBee, I’ve lost more weight on average per week than when using paper logging. Since FitBee shows you how many calories you have left for the day, it’s easier to make choices as the day goes on. With paper logging I added up at the end of the day and many times didn’t realize I went too far over my budget. I highly recommend FitBee.
Scam
Advertised as free - absolute scam. Can’t use it without paying lol
great app!!
4.9/5 stars! I’ve been trying to find a FREE app that actually counts calories, carbs & protein intake. This app actually scans foods, counts everything I need & tracks water intake. It helps keep me on track & is by far the best free app I’ve tried. Only downside is that it doesn’t track macros, but there is a subscription option which most likely does! I would recommend to anyone trying to hit a certain goal each day or just track what you’re eating.
Not as useful as MFP
The lack of ability to see things like sugar, fibre and salt intake for the day on the free plan, makes this app a bit pointless. The lack of banner ads is nice, but without those features, the app is of no use to me.
It’s ok.
I wish there more local (Australian) options for inputting. Also the barcode scanner not accurate. Love there’s no ads and it’s clean.
Great App
I’ve lost 8lbs. using this app by tracking my calories. Nice bar-code scan feature and repeat meals.
Heavily Paywalled Features
The problem with this app is that they do not clearly convey what features are paywalled, and what features are given temporary for free users. They are obviously trying to get you committed to the app with all your nutrition history, then and rip features away after you’ve been using the app for a week. It is scummy. Now I have to restart with another app because FitBee decides to pull the best features instead about being upfront about what is in the premium version. Go elsewhere.
Love it!
This app has really helped me, I wish it were completely free however I love it so much
Changing back to fitness pal
I had this app for a good while but found when I scanned a lot of the items it was giving me inaccurate information so I would always need to use quick add function Shame as I prefer the UI of FitBee than fitness pal but it’s getting really manual having to add nearly everything Needs improvement and I’ll be happy to switch back
Wish I knew
Honestly it is a great app but the free version only offers the scan of meal a limit of 5 pictures. So for those who were looking for the picture calorie counting for free this is not your app.
Great Tracker
Don’t Actually Need Premium, It Works Very Well Just As The Base App, Helps A Lot When I Tried Counting Calories Myself It Was A Disaster.
?free app
Advertised as Free app and now after 3 pictures of food I can’t take more ..I have to pay them🙄
Love it
Great app, but I wish it had these improvements: - more UK specific food in the database and that it would prioritise these over US items by my region. - the water widget always defaults to fl oz with a quantity of 8 rather than regionally switching to ml. When switching it to ml the default stays at 8 too - handling whole items better. I don’t want 100g or 1 ounce of egg, I want 1 egg. Same for packaged bread rolls etc - A desktop app/site or API to add things from my laptop
Apps ok - some improvements needed
Searching for items is slow and is doesn’t bring typically items up top well. At least proper ingredient foods I’m searching for.
Calorie & Macro Counter
Works great to help me keep track of my calorie intake and breakdown of what I am eating. Helps seeing the nutrients.
Lies lies lies
So over apps saying they’re ad free then charging a squilluon bucks a month to do next to nothing. Worse still is this app is so similar to an actual free (ad supported) app that I’d rather use the ad app.
Used for one meal
Seems ok Not enough use to give a good impression.
(PAID SUB) update glitch
I lost all my data trying to get the camera feature working again. After 4 hours, after losing all my data, most of my food logs were restored, but all my weight loss progress data was wiped. Experience using the app is phenomenal
1 day
The only app that actually isn’t bs!!!!
Subscription Based
Another tool you need to pay monthly for. I can’t wait to pay a subscription for my hammer for the latest updates.
Very helpful with a weight loss journey
Even without premium it really helps with tracking your calories, protein, carbs, and grams of fat.
Too ‘American’ to be useful
Free searches not involving a barcode result in far too many US foods or terms and this makes it difficult to use as you have to convert the language before you search for something e.g. chips/fries, spring onions, courgette, cooking terms (broiled?!).
Love so far
Seems amazing. I love it. Very easy to work. Connected to my watch fast. Can scan barcodes. Keeps tracks. Recommended!
Great alternative, still room to improve!
A neat little app, really like the interface. Not quite as many UK items in the database as MFP in my experience, but love the ability to scan nutrition labels. One QoL improvement I’d love to see - can you put the macro percentages all in one circle rather than three separate ones? I find it easier to visualise. If you can put it on the individual foods as well that would be even better!
Disappointing
I tried the app after seeing the post on Reddit a few month back. I understand the point of a subscription. You want some bonus feature behind a paywall to entice people to subscribe. I tried to add my own food that I couldn’t find in the search and notice I couldn’t even add macro to it. I can’t even set macro goals. I mean if you gotta be better than myfitnesspal you can’t have less feature on their free plan. Otherwise the app looks great and very polished just disappointed when I noticed that and ended up switching back.
Love it!
I found out about it from Reddit which I also learned it was made by a singular person who was just tired of the other apps. This is the first app I’ve really been consistent with and it feels like the creator really does listen to feedback. Super good, you don’t have to pay for anything really the basic version has everything you need and it syncs to the Apple Watch so it keeps track of everything I need. It adds calories based off if you’ve worked out too. Super simple and easy to use and very clean. No ads either.
Good alternative
App looks good so far with less ads then MFP .. as a long time user an import from MFP would be nice to transition and compare
Good but could be better
App is nice and clean, no ads in your face or anywhere. Everything works well on this app, however it often does not find products and you have to pay to take photos after a having done a few, whereas my fitness pal lets you take as many as you want for free. The photos can then be analysed for content and help you to add what you ate and how many calories etc, which is great. I like the readability of the app but it does not connect to my scales or really any other apps. It’s a good program and I recommend it and like. I also like how you can pick something like eggs and it’ll then ask you a series of questions like the type and how you cooked it etc, whereas MyFitnessPal you have to pick the right egg cooked etc to begin with. I’m currently trialing both.
100% recommend this app
i love that this app is free and doesn’t push you to buy premium in order to view all of their content!! also a great way to keep track of all your calories and how much you have left for the day!!
Good so far
Good app so far, would love to see the scanner get a flash feature for darker environments. Weirdly, if you take a photo instead of scanning it does have a flash, but when using the scanner the app will find the food no problem where as using the photo feature on the exact same food will result in a generic version (e.g. scan a Gatorade results in “orange Gatorade zero”, taking a photo of the same bottle in the same conditions results in “orange beverage”).
Database too small
not enough Canadian restaurants ..
Nothing Better
Excellent app to replace the slower and annoyingly bloated MFP. Responsive support and so much functionality at the free tier. Premium adds some nice capabilities well worth the cost however so consider as well.
Connect to Fitbit please!
This app is great and super customizable for whichever goals you have but I would love to be able to connect my Fitbit data to it. Fitbit doesn’t integrate with Apple health so I’m unable to see any of my Fitbit data. Overall tho great app
FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter price by country
A monthly subscription costs $9.15 in Canada and $13.41 in Norway — 1.5× more for the same thing. Below is the going rate for each plan in every country that sells it — the middle price of what the app charges there, in the country's own currency with the dollar equivalent beneath it.
| Country | Monthly | Annual | One-time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | A$14.99$10.41 | A$99.99$69.44 | A$229.99$159.72 |
| Canada | CA$12.99$9.15 | CA$79.99$56.33 | CA$199.99$140.84 |
| El Salvador | $9.99 | $59.99 | $149.99 |
| Germany | €9.99$11.24 | €69.99$78.73 | €179.99$202.46 |
| Hong Kong | HK$88.00$11.21 | HK$488.00$62.17 | HK$1,188.00$151.34 |
| Italy | €9.99$11.24 | €69.99$78.73 | €179.99$202.46 |
| Mexico | MX$199.00$10.93 | MX$1,299.00$71.33 | MX$2,999.00$164.69 |
| New Zealand | NZ$19.99$11.23 | NZ$99.99$56.17 | NZ$299.99$168.53 |
| Norway | NOK 129.00$13.41 | NOK 799.00$83.06 | NOK 1,990.00$206.86 |
| Philippines | ₱599.00$9.55 | ₱3,990.00$63.65 | ₱9,990.00$159.36 |
| Romania | RON 49.99$10.55 | RON 299.99$63.29 | RON 799.99$168.77 |
| Singapore | SGD 14.98$11.70 | SGD 89.98$70.30 | SGD 199.98$156.23 |
| South Africa | ZAR 199.99$12.00 | ZAR 1,199.99$72.03 | ZAR 2,999.99$180.07 |
| Sweden | SEK 129.00$12.85 | SEK 799.00$79.58 | SEK 1,995.00$198.71 |
| Taiwan | NT$320.00$10.04 | NT$1,990.00$62.46 | NT$4,990.00$156.62 |
| United Kingdom | £9.99$13.21 | £49.99$66.12 | £149.99$198.40 |
| United States | $9.99 | $59.99 | $149.99 |
FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter FAQ
- Is FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter free?
- Yes. The app and its basic features are free, in all 17 countries it sells in. Premium features are paid: they start from $9.99 (US), across 4 subscriptions and 2 one-time purchases.
- How much does FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter cost per month?
- FitBee Monthly is $9.99 – 14.99 (US). The annual plan works out cheaper per month: $59.99 – 89.99 a year.
- Does FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter have a free trial?
- Yes — a 7 days free trial (US).
- Where is FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter cheapest?
- A monthly subscription costs CA$12.99 (≈$9.15) in Canada and NOK 129.00 (≈$13.41) in Norway, its cheapest and dearest countries.
- What are the best alternatives to FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter?
- Bevel: AI Health Coach (4.8 from 60,179 reviews, premium from $4.99), Calorie Counter - Calory AI (4.5 from 10,711 reviews, premium from $2.99) and Nutrition Tracker: Foodnoms (4.7 from 10,062 reviews, premium from $5.99).
FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter download
Last updated 7 days ago.
FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter sells in 17 countries. It was released 2 years and 10 months ago, on 18 Nov 2023. It holds a 4.8 rating from 3,584 reviews.
Supports 1 language: English.
How much does FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter make?
Third-party estimates for the last 30 days, worldwide — not the store's own figures, which Apple publishes for nobody.
Revenue by plan
- Annual 49%
- Monthly 48%
- One-time 3%
Revenue by country
- United States 84%
- United Kingdom 6%
- Canada 6%
- Australia 3%