MyoStats vs MyFitnessPal
MyFitnessPal is the best-known calorie counter. Here’s an honest look at how it compares with MyoStats, including where MyFitnessPal is the better pick.
| Topic | MyoStats | MyFitnessPal |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free with no routine limits or ads; Pro R39 a month or R315 a year | $19.99 a month or $79.99 a year for Premium (US store) |
| Free plan | Unlimited routines and logging, no ads | Free plan with ads |
What MyoStats does that MyFitnessPal doesn’t
- Workout logging is basic: no set-by-set strength training
- No blood work or cycle tracking
- Ads on the free plan; MyoStats has none
- Premium costs far more than MyoStats Pro
Where MyFitnessPal is better
- A huge food database, including many branded and restaurant foods
- Barcode scanning on Premium
- Connects to many other apps
Everything in MyoStats
- Workout log with supersets, warm-ups, RPE, rest timers on the lock screen
- Next-session targets and stall detection
- Food and macro tracking
- Blood work against reference ranges, with trends
- Cycle planner and dose log
- AI coach
- Import from Hevy and Strong
Questions
Is MyoStats a good alternative to MyFitnessPal?
If you want training, food and blood work in one app instead of two or three, yes. If you mainly want a huge food database, including many branded and restaurant foods, MyFitnessPal is strong there.
How much does MyFitnessPal cost compared with MyoStats?
MyFitnessPal: $19.99 a month or $79.99 a year for Premium (US store). MyoStats: Free with no routine limits or ads; Pro R39 a month or R315 a year.
Is MyoStats free?
Yes: unlimited routines and logging with no ads. Pro adds the AI coach and more.
Other comparisons
MyFitnessPal details from its public website, store listing and user reviews, October 2026. Prices are in US dollars on US stores and can differ by country; check MyFitnessPal’s site for current pricing. MyFitnessPal is a trademark of its owner; MyoStats isn’t affiliated with it.