Plan to Eat alternative: when you only need to save recipes
Short answer
Plan to Eat is built around meal planning and automatic grocery lists, with a 14-day free trial and then $5.95 a month or $49 a year. If you mostly want to save recipes from social media and blogs, Recepti is free in your browser.
| Recepti | Plan to Eat | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Web app in any browser. iPhone and Android apps coming soon | iOS, Android and web |
| Social links | TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube | Not stated on their site |
| Websites | Food blogs and recipe sites | Yes, with a recipe clipper |
| Meal planner and grocery list | Not today | Yes, both, the core of the app |
| Free option | Free web app, start as a guest | 14-day free trial, then $5.95 a month or $49 a year |
Where Plan to Eat shines
If meal planning is the habit you want, Plan to Eat is designed around it: a planning calendar, reusable plans and a shopping list that fills itself from your plan.
When Recepti is the better fit
- You are still in the collecting stage, not the planning stage.
- Your recipes come from social video.
- You would rather not start a trial.
You can still plan with a simple sheet. Our weekly meal plan template works well with recipes saved in Recepti.
Prices and features change. Check the Plan to Eat website for the current details before you decide.
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Questions
Can I move recipes from Recepti to a meal planner later?
Every Recepti recipe keeps its original link, which most recipe clippers can import.
Is Recepti a meal planner?
No. It saves recipes from links.