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    MFP premium

    Posts: 32 Member
    edited November 2024 in Getting Started
    Is it worth the $ to go premium? I'd love to hear feedback

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    • Posts: 34 Member
      I liked it for the fact that I could turn off Exorcize Calories.. I let mine expire but may pay for it again soon.
    • Posts: 1,249 Member
      I do not think it is. Personally. I don't mind paying prime prices for prime apps. This isn't one of them.
    • Posts: 1,640 Member
      I would pay for the app if the message boards were better. I would like to be able to search another members posts. I'd also like to be able to have some information in my signature
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    • Posts: 29,136 Member
      why would you pay for an app that constantly crashes and has an unreliable food database?

      you can see your protein in grams on the phone app and your other macros too ...
    • Posts: 3,886 Member
      For my current goals, I like being able to set different calorie and macro targets for different days of the week. I can get along just fine without being able to pre-set those changes, but it's easier and less hassle with Premium.
    • Posts: 1 Member
      edited August 2016
      I think paying for it gives me incentive to actually use it religiously. Being able to manage macros is also a plus
    • Posts: 6,412 Member
      I paid for it this year but turned off the automatic renewal feature - I am not yet convinced the premium features are worth it. The person who said paying for it creates incentive has a good point, but I personally do not need to pay for MFP to feel committed to logging and checking in on the forums.
    • Posts: 15,267 Member
      I probably would if the food database was guaranteed clean aka usda entries only and that my entries (recipes) were just mine.
    • Posts: 1,826 Member
      I dont need premium to manage my macros.
    • Posts: 28 Member
      For me, the only draw for the premium version is the ability to export in CSV format. This is pretty much only useful if you're an analytics nerd like me though lol
    • Posts: 117 Member
      I paid for it for a month, just because I hate the ads. I don't use many of the other features though. I don't think it's good enough to warrant a monthly or yearly subscription though. It should be a couple bucks in the App Store and that's it.
    • Posts: 4 Member
      How do you turn off the automatic renewal in premium? I am looking everywhere but there is no such thing in the yearly subscription...
    • Posts: 52 Member
      If you have android, you need to go into google play and pull down the menu in the search bar, go to account and then subscriptions to cancel
    • Posts: 38 Member
      Not really, no. I got it courtesy of Samsung for linking my gear to mfp. There are some advanced options, like if you calorie or carb cycle, you can set those goals up for each individual day.
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