Frequently Asked Questions
Pricing
How much does SnapMealPlan cost?
$7 per month or $67 per year (about 20% savings). Free tier includes 3 scans per month + unlimited manual meal planning, no credit card required.
Is there a free version?
Yes, the free tier gives you 3 recipe scans per month that reset monthly, plus unlimited manual meal planning (drag and drop from your library). You can store unlimited recipes manually without a subscription.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. You'll keep access until the end of your billing period.
Do you offer refunds?
Yes, contact support within 14 days of purchase for a full refund if you're not satisfied.
Features
How does screenshot import work?
Upload a screenshot of any recipe (from Instagram, Pinterest, cookbooks, websites, etc.) and our AI extracts the recipe title, ingredients, steps, cooking times, and more. You can review and edit before saving.
What sources can I import recipes from?
Any source that can be screenshotted: Instagram posts, Pinterest pins, food blogs, cookbook pages, handwritten recipes, Facebook posts, TikTok screenshots, or any website.
How does AI meal planning work?
Tell the app about your week (busy weeknights, relaxed weekends, etc.) and it suggests meals from your saved recipes that match your schedule. Quick meals for busy nights, more involved recipes for when you have time.
Can I share with family members?
Yes, Pro subscribers can invite up to 5 family members. Recipes, meal plans, and shopping lists sync in real-time across all family members' devices.
Comparisons
How is SnapMealPlan different from Paprika?
Paprika requires recipe URLs and doesn't have AI meal planning. SnapMealPlan is built for screenshot import and generates meal plans automatically based on your schedule. Paprika is a one-time purchase ($5) while SnapMealPlan is subscription-based. See full comparison.
How is SnapMealPlan different from Copy Me That?
Copy Me That focuses on URL clipping. SnapMealPlan is built for screenshots and has AI-powered meal planning that considers your weekly schedule. Both have family sharing. See full comparison.
Is SnapMealPlan better than a free spreadsheet?
If you're saving recipe screenshots, yes. Spreadsheets can't extract recipes from images or generate meal plans. If you're just listing meals for the week, a free spreadsheet might be enough. See free alternatives.
Who Should Use SnapMealPlan
Who should use SnapMealPlan?
Busy parents and home cooks who save recipe screenshots but struggle to actually cook them. People who spend too much time planning meals each week. Families who want to collaborate on meal planning.
Who should NOT use SnapMealPlan?
People who don't save recipe screenshots (use Paprika or Copy Me That for URL clipping). People who need nutritional tracking or calorie counting (use MyFitnessPal or Eat This Much). People on very tight budgets (try free options like Notion or Google Sheets first).
More Questions?
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