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Generates a 7-day meal plan with macros and a shopping list from your BMI and diet type.
Meal Planner Pro asks for basic body stats and dietary preferences, then builds a 7-day meal plan with calculated macros drawn from a recipe library the site describes as over 200,000 recipes across 30-plus diet types. It generates an automated shopping list alongside the plan and tracks macro targets through a dashboard. The site claims users across 50-plus countries and localizes ingredients regionally, including US and Middle East examples, but names no parent company, legal entity, or headquarters anywhere on the page. Pricing is subscription-based with no free plan visible, starting from a weekly option.
Cheapest plan is billed weekly at $8.99; monthly ($18.99) and 3-month ($38.99) options work out cheaper per week.
Use tool ↗Building macros and a shopping list off a stated BMI and diet type in one pass is convenient compared to juggling a separate calculator and recipe site, and the recipe library is large enough to avoid repeats for a while. There's no free plan to test the plan quality first, and no company name anywhere to check who's actually billing you.
Watch out: There is no visible free plan; the weekly option is the lowest commitment but also the most expensive rate per week compared to the monthly and 3-month plans.
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