3 scores per food
Food score
Pasta with beef & lentils
Nutrition and satiety,
scored per dollar.
Smart food scoring
See which foods give you the most fullness and nutrition per dollar.
We do the math. You just eat.
Save $1,800 a year per person on groceries — and lose weight without dieting.
01 / 04 - PLAN
02 / 04 - SHOP
03 / 04 - COMPARE
04 / 04 - ENJOY
Plan your meals and build your grocery list from home, optimized for cost and nutrition.
Hit the store with a list already optimized for the cheapest healthy options near you.
See exactly which foods give you more nutrition and satiety per dollar.
Cook food you actually love, with the real cost and nutrition worked out before you start.
This week
✕Thursday's meals
$5.79 · 2520 cal
Breakfast
Banana Bread Baked Oatmeal
$1.46
Lunch
Italian Pasta with Lentils
$2.23
This week
✕Grocery total
$22.72
Savings
Produce
Kettle chips
200g
Chicken flatbread
344g
$0.97
$885/yr
$2.00
$2,607/yr
Red Lentil "Ragu" With A Kick
♥Rinse and drain lentils (or leave them soaking for 15 minutes or so).
Savings calculator
Set your household, then drag the curve to the food you actually eat.
Estimated yearly savings
$3,650
$304 per month
Yearly food bill
Typical cart
$7,300
Your plan
$3,650
Drag the curve, or focus it and use the arrow keys
The higher your calories per dollar, the lower your food bill. Frugalicious automatically finds low-cost, high-satiety, nutrient-dense recipes and foods.
Features
Frugalicious combines nutrition science, price tracking, and smart algorithms to help you make better food choices before checkout.
3 scores per food
Food score
Pasta with beef & lentils
Nutrition and satiety,
scored per dollar.
See which foods give you the most fullness and nutrition per dollar.
Save $5,641/year
Ready meal for one
Frozen lasagna dinner
100
cals / $
Cooked at home
Pasta with beef & lentils
440
cals / $
Compare swaps before you buy, across cost, satiety, macros, and nutrition.
14 meals - $48.20
This week
$48.20
Build grocery lists around your budget, calories, and nutrition goals.
Beta waitlist
Join early and help shape the first grocery app built around nutrition, satiety, and real prices.
We built Frugalicious because no app combined nutrition science with real grocery prices. Recipe apps ignored budgets. Finance apps ignored food.
The opportunity is the intersection of cheap, healthy, and genuinely filling food. We want to put that data in your hands and prove eating well should not be a luxury.
Liam, Brayden & Joel, Co-Founders