Best Online Nutrition Coaching

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Best Online Nutrition Coaching
Nutrition coaching has become a popular option for people looking to improve their health, manage chronic conditions or achieve peak athletic performance.
We’ve reviewed popular online platforms that connect you with licensed professionals who can help you reach your nutritional goals. This guide provides information on how online nutrition coaching works, typical costs and how to find the right coach for your situation.
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Company | Customer rating | Monthly cost | Monthly video sessions | Unlimited messaging | Accepts insurance | Free trial | |
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![]() | 4.1 | $99-$240 | 0-2 | Learn more | |||
![]() | No ratingView profile | $103-$129 (individual); $149-$179 (group) | 2 | Learn more | |||
![]() | No ratingView profile | $99-$229 | 1-2 | Learn more | |||
![]() | No ratingView profile | $16-$144 | 0 | Learn more | |||
![]() | No ratingView profile | $137-$159 | 0 | Learn more | |||
![]() | No ratingView profile | $191-$234 | 2-4 | Learn more |
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Offers online nutrition coaching with registered dieticians. Two-week money-back guarantee. Switch dietician at any time. Unlimited text support with all plans. Three-month commitment for memberships. | ![]() | |||||
Provides recipes, diet coaching and community support through a weight loss app for $70 a month. Free trial period. No food restrictions. Foods categorized by color to indicate nutrient levels. About 80% of users report success. | ![]() | Get Started | ||||
Personal weight loss programs starting around $3 a week. Provides in-person and online coaching for Premium members. Access recipes and track your progress with a points system. Lose 1 to 2 pounds a week. Free seven-day trial. | ![]() | Chat with a ConsumerAffairs decision guide | ||||
Offers personalized nutrition counseling one-on-one or in groups. Focuses on long-term health. Specialized care for certain conditions. Weight loss guidance. Limited availability. Does not prescribe medication. | ![]() | Chat with a ConsumerAffairs decision guide | ||||
Offers fitness/nutrition coaching worldwide. Free tools. Based in India. 30-day money-back guarantee. Installment plans available with no added fee. Flexible membership/package options. Switch coaches anytime. | ![]() | Chat with a ConsumerAffairs decision guide | ||||
Offers in-house fitness and nutrition coaching. Three main plans available. Must cancel 10 days before billing period. | ![]() | Chat with a ConsumerAffairs decision guide | ||||
Online nutrition coaching. Registered dieticians supervise all individualized plans. Costs range from $270 for a five-week introductory program to $880 for the intensive 20-week program. Insurance discounts or coverage may apply. | ![]() | Chat with a ConsumerAffairs decision guide | ||||
Offers group and individual coaching plans. 100% satisfaction guaranteed. Flexible coaching designed for busy modern lifestyles. Offers certification for coaches. | ![]() | Chat with a ConsumerAffairs decision guide | ||||
Online nutrition coaching service that provides personalized, one-on-one coaching. Access to registered dieticians and certified nutrition coaches. Participants connect to coaches and online community via an app. | ![]() | Chat with a ConsumerAffairs decision guide | ||||
Offers 24/7 access to schedule telehealth appointments. Accepts insurance. Available for U.S. citizens, including expats. No emergency/urgent care support. Lacks pricing transparency. No controlled substance prescribing. | ![]() | Chat with a ConsumerAffairs decision guide |
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ConsumerAffairs writers primarily rely on government data, industry experts and original research from other reputable publications to inform their work. Specific sources for this article include:
- Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, “Patients' Experiences and Perspectives of Telehealth Coaching with a Dietitian to Improve Diet Quality in Chronic Kidney Disease: A Qualitative Interview Study.” Accessed Sept. 11, 2024.
- Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, “DIFM: The Integrative RDNs.” Accessed Sept. 11, 2024.