Going premium

ransak
ransak Posts: 7 Member
edited November 25 in Getting Started
I am considering going premium on either LoseIt! or MFP. I would likely choose MFP, but I don't believe LoseIt! forces me to autorenew. Is there a way to turn off autorenew after getting MFP premium? Thanks!

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  • Unknown
    Unknown
    edited October 2015
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  • ransak
    ransak Posts: 7 Member
    So that's a no? :wink: The only way to stop autorenew is to cancel/delete my account? Seems severe.
  • TechAaronLoyd
    TechAaronLoyd Posts: 339 Member
    And why charge so much. I love MFP so much i would pay but like a reasonable fee the fee is to high right now. I have protein to buy!!!
  • ransak
    ransak Posts: 7 Member
    Not complaining so much about the cost, just want to go premium for one year but not necessarily two.
  • MonkeyMel21
    MonkeyMel21 Posts: 2,396 Member
    TechAaronLoyd wrote: »
    And why charge so much. I love MFP so much i would pay but like a reasonable fee the fee is to high right now. I have protein to buy!!!

    How much is it?
  • ransak
    ransak Posts: 7 Member
    $49.99/yr
  • BarbieAS
    BarbieAS Posts: 1,414 Member
    Yes, once you sign up for premium there will be an option to enable or disable auto-renew under subscription settings. You do not have to delete your account to do so.
  • ransak
    ransak Posts: 7 Member
    edited October 2015
    YES! Thanks BarbieAS (Going premium)
  • Tedebearduff
    Tedebearduff Posts: 1,155 Member
    ransak wrote: »
    I am considering going premium on either LoseIt! or MFP. I would likely choose MFP, but I don't believe LoseIt! forces me to autorenew. Is there a way to turn off autorenew after getting MFP premium? Thanks!

    Curious what do you get with premium that you don't get with the free version ...
  • ransak
    ransak Posts: 7 Member
    Just click on "Premium" and that info will show up. For me, it's worth it for a year (helps nail my Ironman nutrition)
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    edited October 2015
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  • ransak
    ransak Posts: 7 Member
    More specifically, Ironman training nutrition. Customization of days (training/non-training), grams/percentages, exercise integration, easier tracking and customization of carb/prot/fat. And no ads. I'll be using this daily so $4.17/month is worth it to me.
  • MelodyandBarbells
    MelodyandBarbells Posts: 7,724 Member
    Heh. I just read a marathoner explain the exact same thing!!
  • ptwheely
    ptwheely Posts: 5 Member
    I just joined MFP and I signed up for premium. My reason was that a free program is too easy for me to give up on and quit ("I don't have to log my food this week. I mean, it's not like it's costing me anything"). I have 155 lbs to lose, and I know that if it's going to hit my wallet, I'm going to take it much much more seriously.
  • Liftng4Lis
    Liftng4Lis Posts: 15,151 Member
    ptwheely wrote: »
    I just joined MFP and I signed up for premium. My reason was that a free program is too easy for me to give up on and quit ("I don't have to log my food this week. I mean, it's not like it's costing me anything"). I have 155 lbs to lose, and I know that if it's going to hit my wallet, I'm going to take it much much more seriously.
    OR, you can save your money for new clothes :smiley:
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