Nutrium review
A broad nutrition practice platform covering assessment, planning, follow-up, and client communication.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Nutrium is cloud-based practice software for dietitians and nutrition professionals. It brings client management and record keeping together with macro- and micronutrient analysis, personalized meal plans, recipe creation, food diaries, dietary compliance analysis, progress tracking, scheduling, messaging, video consultations, payments, invoicing, and AI-generated consultation summaries. Clients can use the mobile app to view meal plans and log food, water, exercise, measurements, and communication with their professional. It is suited to practitioners who want one system for both clinical nutrition work and day-to-day practice administration.
The published plans show four paid options. The yearly plan for up to 10 customers costs $15 per month, while the monthly version costs $25 per month and can be canceled anytime. Both provide full access, with the customer limit described as up to or a maximum of 10 customers per month. For unlimited clients, the yearly plan costs $25 per month, and the monthly plan costs $39 per month with cancellation anytime. A 14-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan. Pricing is region- and currency-dependent, and listed prices apply to the first annual subscription or up to 12 consecutive monthly subscriptions.
Nutrium’s ecosystem supports Zoom and Google Meet for online consultations, Google Calendar for scheduling, Google Fit and Apple Health for health data, and Stripe for payments. Web, iOS, and Android coverage gives professionals and clients access across common devices. The product’s breadth makes it a strong fit for nutritionists managing assessment, meal planning, client adherence, appointments, and billing in one place. Practitioners with more than 10 customers need an unlimited-client plan, while those seeking a free product or a narrower tool focused only on meal planning should look elsewhere.
Nutrium pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Macro- and micronutrient analysis supports detailed nutritional assessment.
- Combines meal planning, food diaries, compliance, and progress tracking.
- Web, iOS, and Android apps plus Zoom, Stripe, and health integrations.
- Where it doesn't
- There is no free plan.
- The entry tiers limit usage to 10 customers per month.
- Pricing varies by region and currency.
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