Free recipe saver apps: what "free" really includes
Short answer
Free plans differ a lot. ReciMe's free version allows 5 recipe imports a week, Copy Me That is free up to 40 recipes, Plan to Eat offers a 14-day trial, Flavorish has a free Basic plan, and the Recepti web app is free to use as a guest.
This is not a ranking. It is what each official website says about its free option, so you can pick by the limit that matters to you.
| App | What the free option includes | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Recepti | Free web app, start as a guest | getrecepti.app |
| ReciMe | Free version limited to 5 recipe imports per week; grocery list, meal plan and cookbooks stay free | recime.app |
| Copy Me That | All features free up to 40 recipes; then $1.00 a month or a yearly or lifetime option | copymethat.com |
| Flavorish | A free Basic plan | flavorish.ai |
| Plan to Eat | 14-day free trial, no card needed; then $5.95 a month or $49 a year | plantoeat.com |
How to choose
- You save a few recipes a week from social media: an import cap may never bother you.
- You keep hundreds of recipes: watch for recipe count limits.
- You plan meals: an app with a planner may be worth paying for.
- You want zero setup: a browser app with guest mode is fastest to try.
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Questions
Why are some apps not in the table?
We only list apps whose official site states the free option clearly.
Will Recepti stay free?
The site says the web app is free today. We do not announce future pricing here.