QuickBowl pricing
QuickBowl is an AI recipe generator and meal planner. Start free with 10 AI recipes and 10 meal plans a month — no card. Paid plans add unlimited recipes and meal plans, Historical Recipe Mode, and waste insights, with a 5-day free trial and a refund policy you can read before you pay.
Plans and pricing
Every tier, with the annual price in dollars so you can do the math.
Free Tier
Perfect for casual home cooks.
- 10 AI recipe generations per month
- Full pantry, barcode & photo scan
- Save up to 5 recipes
- Equipment profiles & expiry alerts
- Holiday-themed recipes
QuickBowl Premium
Unlimited recipes from what's already in your kitchen.
5-day free trial, then charges
Less than the cost of the groceries you throw away each month.
- Unlimited AI recipe generations
- Historical Recipe Mode (cook like Ancient Rome & more)
- Camping Mode with pack checklists
- Full meal planner & shopping lists
- Cook Mode with step timers
- Batch Cooking Optimizer
- Drink pairings & nutrition goals
- Ingredient substitutions & recipe scaling
- Carbon footprint & waste insights
- Community feed & recipe sharing
Cancel anytime — 5-day free trial. Full refund policy.
Family & Roommate Plan
Perfect for families, roommates, or anyone sharing a kitchen.
$2.50 per person per month with 6 members.
5-day free trial, then charges
- All Premium features
- Up to 6 household members
- Shared pantry across everyone
- Expense tracking with auto-splitting
- Guest passes for visitors
- Everyone's allergies & diets respected
Cancel anytime — 5-day free trial. Full refund policy.
How this compares, as of October 2026: Eat This Much is about $5/month billed yearly ($14.99 month to month) for calorie-first plans, DishGen is free to try with prompt-based recipes, and SuperCook is free because it matches recipes you already have. QuickBowl Premium is $8.99/month, or $7.50/month billed yearly ($89.99/year), and works from your real pantry, appliances, and diet. Read the side-by-sides: DishGen · Eat This Much · SuperCook.
Compare the plans
Everything the free tier includes, and exactly what each paid plan adds.
| Feature | Free | Premium | Family |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI recipe generations | 10 per month | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Pantry tracking, barcode & photo scanning | |||
| Equipment profiles & expiry alerts | |||
| Holiday-themed recipes | |||
| Historical Recipe Mode | |||
| Camping Mode with pack checklists | |||
| Meal planner & shopping lists | Limited | ||
| Nutrition goals & drink pairings | |||
| Cook Mode, batch cooking & substitutions | |||
| Carbon footprint & waste insights | |||
| Community feed & recipe sharing | |||
| Household sharing (up to 6 people) | |||
| Shared pantry & expense splitting |
Free includes 10 AI recipe generations a month, full pantry tracking with barcode and photo scanning, up to 5 saved recipes, equipment profiles, expiry alerts, and holiday-themed recipes.
Where you can subscribe
- On quickbowl.app by card, in any browser — manage or cancel from your profile.
- In the iOS app, through the App Store.
- Android: create your account first, then subscribe on the web — Premium switches on next time you sign in. In-app purchase is not available on Android yet.
Prices are in USD. Local app store pricing is set by the store. Paid plans renew until you cancel, and you can cancel anytime.
Pricing questions
What is QuickBowl?
QuickBowl is an AI-powered recipe generator and meal planning app. You tell it what ingredients you have, and it instantly creates personalized, nutritious recipes you can cook right now — with full nutrition info, shopping lists, and step-by-step instructions.
Can QuickBowl generate recipes from ingredients I already have?
Yes! That's the core feature. Add your pantry items once, and QuickBowl's AI will generate recipes using exactly what you have, minimizing food waste and saving you money on groceries.
Does QuickBowl support dietary restrictions?
Absolutely. QuickBowl supports vegan, vegetarian, keto, paleo, gluten-free, dairy-free, and many other dietary preferences. Set your preferences once and every generated recipe will respect them.
Is QuickBowl free to use?
Yes — QuickBowl has a free tier with 10 AI recipe generations per month, full pantry tracking with barcode and photo scanning, and up to 5 saved recipes. Premium plans unlock unlimited generations, advanced meal planning, nutrition tracking, and more.
Can I use QuickBowl for meal prep and weekly planning?
Yes. The built-in Weekly Meal Planner lets you schedule breakfast, lunch, and dinner for every day of the week. It automatically generates a combined shopping list and tracks your daily nutrition targets.
Does QuickBowl work for camping or outdoor cooking?
QuickBowl includes a dedicated Camping Mode with pack checklists, gear organization, and campfire-optimized recipes that work with limited equipment and no refrigeration.
Are the AI recipes any good, or are they generic?
Every recipe is built around your pantry, your appliances, your diet, and how much time you have — not copied from a template. Before you cook, it tells you what the recipe is still missing and roughly what that costs, and it names the ingredients you are using up. The historical recipes each cite the cookbook or source they were adapted from.
Who is QuickBowl not for?
If you like browsing recipes and shopping from a list, or you want groceries delivered, QuickBowl will not add much — it is built for cooking with what is already in your kitchen. It is also not a medical or dietitian service: nutrition numbers are estimates, so check with a professional before relying on them for a medical condition.
Can I subscribe to Premium from the Android app?
Not yet directly inside the Android app — but you can subscribe anytime at quickbowl.app from any browser, and Premium unlocks automatically the next time you open the Android app signed in with the same account.
Try it free first
10 AI recipes a month, no card needed. Upgrade only once it has earned it.
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