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Evolution Nutrition review

#10 of 36 in Fitness Nutrition Software

A client-account nutrition platform with broad planning and tracking tools.

8.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Evolution Nutrition is online nutrition-management software for fitness professionals and their clients. It combines dietitian-created meal plans, automated planning, client self-service planning, food swaps, shopping-list generation, custom recipes and foods, supplements, dashboards, progress monitoring, and food and activity logs. Trainers can enter client statistics and goals, receive nutritional recommendations, assign plans, and monitor client data. The client-facing experience is available across web, iOS, and Android for users with active accounts.

Pricing is organized around client-account capacity. Pro 10 Client Accounts costs $59 per month, followed by Pro 50 at $69, Pro 100 at $89, Pro 200 at $119, and Pro 500 at $139. These plans include editable and customizable meal plans, plan creation from scratch, and client dashboards with progress monitoring. Enterprise begins at $199 per month for two trainers and 1,000 client accounts, rises to $299 for five trainers and 5,000 accounts, and reaches $499 for 10 trainers and 20,000 accounts. The structure suits businesses that need more account capacity without changing the core planning workflow.

Its strongest fit is a nutrition practice, trainer, or fitness business managing multiple client accounts and wanting planning, tracking, and client-facing mobile access in one product. The breadth of food customization, swaps, shopping lists, logs, and progress tools supports ongoing nutrition management rather than one-time meal-plan delivery. However, the $59 entry point may be high for an individual professional with a small roster, and the first Pro tier covers only 10 accounts. Businesses that depend on integrations with other software should also look elsewhere, while larger teams can consider the Enterprise tiers for multiple trainers and higher account limits.

Evolution Nutrition pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Dietitian-created and automated meal planning with client self-service
    • Food swaps, shopping lists, custom foods, recipes, and supplements
    • Client dashboards, progress monitoring, and food and activity logs
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starts at $59 per month with no free plan
    • No integrations are included
    • The lowest Pro tier supports 10 client accounts

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