Comparison
Mealpakt vs Plan to Eat
What Plan to Eat does well
A long standing favourite for people who collect their own recipes and arrange them on a calendar.
At a glance
| Meal planners compared | Mealpakt | Plan to Eat |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free during beta | $49/yr after trial |
| Plans around real pack sizes | Yes | No |
| Carries leftovers into the next plan | Yes | PartlyManual |
| Free of ads and marketing data sharing | Yes | Yes |
| Company and data | Made and hosted in the EU | USA |
| Import your own recipes | YesEven from a photo | Yes |
| Platforms | iPhone, web | iOS, Android, web |
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Why people choose Mealpakt instead
- It organises the recipes you bring; the sums of packs and leftovers are left to you.
- Mealpakt proposes the whole week and checks every pack before you shop.
- Mealpakt is free during beta and hosted in the EU.
Where Plan to Eat is ahead
Mature recipe clipping from almost any website, and a native Android app.
Sources
Every figure on this page links to its source. Checked September 2026.
- Plan to Eat: official website
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