# Nutrola for health insurers and health programs

> Health insurers and health programs can offer Nutrola Premium as a member perk or run a staff challenge. The program sees group totals only, and Nutrola is not a medical device.

Updated: 2026-11-05

## In short

- Options include a member perk, a 4-week challenge or 12-month staff licenses.
- The program sees group totals only, never anyone's meals, photos, weight or details.
- Nutrola is not a medical device and gives no medical advice.
- Member perks are priced per program, so ask for a quote for your program.

Health insurers and health programs can add Nutrola Premium in two ways: as a perk inside a prevention or wellness program, or as a staff challenge. Either way, the program sees group totals only, and Nutrola is a tracking tool that is not a medical device. This guide covers the options and what to check before you start.

## Where does Nutrola fit in a program?

Nutrola is an AI calorie counter for iPhone and Android, available in 20 languages. Members log meals by photo, barcode or voice and see calories and macros in seconds. Premium adds calorie and macro goals, water, fasting, exercise and weight tracking, recipes, short nutrition lessons, streaks, reminders, and Apple Health and Google Health Connect sync.

Nutrola gives no medical advice, so a program should keep its clinical pathways separate from the app. The app is one tool that sits beside the program's own materials.

## Which option fits a program?

| Option | Who it is for | Length or size | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Member perk | Members of a program | 1, 3, 6 or 12 months | Priced per program, quote required |
| 4-week challenge | Staff or program participants | 4 weeks, plus one free setup week | $7 per participant, minimum 10 |
| Staff licenses | Employees | 12 months per person | $24 to $35 per person per year, minimum 10 |

## What does the program see?

Only totals. The program sees how many people are on the list, how many activated, how many are active, and the average number of days with a logged meal. It never sees anyone's meals, photos, weight or details. Those totals help a program judge participation, but they say nothing about any individual's health. Health data is not sold or used for ads, and anyone can delete their account and data at any time.

## How do members get access?

Access runs by email list. Members who agreed to receive the perk are added by email address, and Premium turns on within one business day of the list and payment. Nothing needs to be installed. There is no admin dashboard and no single sign-on, so the email list is the main thing the program manages.

## What wording should the program use?

Use plain words: what members get, how long the perk runs, how access works, and what the program can see. Avoid claims that Nutrola improves health, prevents disease or replaces care. Avoid promises about insurance premiums, claims or costs, since the app is a tracking tool and not a treatment.

## What should a program check first?

1. Define the group: members, employees, or both.
2. Pick the format: a member perk, a challenge, or staff licenses.
3. Confirm that members agreed to receive the offer before their email addresses are shared.
4. Review the wording, describe Nutrola as a tracking tool, and avoid medical claims.
5. Request a quote for your program, in writing.

## What about a pilot?

A pilot lets the program learn how members use the app before a larger rollout. The 4-week challenge works as a pilot, with weekly totals by email for the group or for teams of 5 or more. Read [how to run a pilot before a company-wide rollout](https://business.nutrola.app/guides/how-to-run-a-pilot-before-a-company-wide-rollout/) for the steps.

For staff options, see [what employers see when staff use Nutrola](https://business.nutrola.app/guides/what-employers-see-when-staff-use-nutrola/).

## How to get started

Request a quote at [/quote/](https://business.nutrola.app/quote/) or email partnerships@nutrola.app, and say whether you want a member perk, a challenge or staff licenses.

## Quick answers

### Does the program receive individual results?

No. The program sees group totals only, never anyone's meals, photos, weight or details.

### Can a health program offer Nutrola as a medical tool?

No. Nutrola is not a medical device and gives no medical advice, so it should be presented as a tracking tool.

### How is a member perk priced?

Member perks are priced per program, and there is no public price. Request a quote at /quote/ or by email at partnerships@nutrola.app.

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