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Nutrola for organizations

Guides on how Nutrola works for teams, partners and public buyers: prices, privacy, payment, countries.

How much does Nutrola cost for a team? (2026 prices)

Nutrola Premium for staff costs $24 to $35 per person for 12 months, paid once, with a 10-person minimum. A 4-week challenge costs $7 per participant.

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How do we run a 4-week nutrition challenge at work?

Run a 4-week nutrition challenge for staff with Nutrola at $7 per participant, with a minimum of 10. Teams of 5 or more get weekly totals, and staff pay nothing.

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How can a business give its customers Nutrola Premium?

Yes. A business can give its customers Nutrola Premium as a gift of 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, with a purchase, a membership or a program. Customers pay nothing, and you see group totals only.

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What can an employer see when staff use Nutrola?

Employers see only group totals, such as how many people are active. They never see meals, photos, weight or body measurements, and Nutrola does not sell health data.

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Can a military or government unit buy Nutrola with a government purchase card?

Yes. Nutrola accepts government purchase cards (the charge shows as NUTROLA). Under the $15,000 micro-purchase threshold, card purchases generally need no SAM.gov registration.

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Does Nutrola offer group licenses (Gruppenlizenzen) and team challenges for organizations in Germany?

Yes. Organizations in Germany can buy 12-month group licenses or run a 4-week team challenge at €7 per participant, with quotes in English and the app in German.

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Can employees keep Nutrola Premium after they leave the company?

Yes, a leaver can subscribe in the app to keep Premium. The company's seat moves to someone else at no charge, and the person's account and data stay theirs.

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Is there a free trial of Nutrola for teams?

Nutrola does not offer a free trial for organizations. Its 4-week challenge is the low-cost pilot, at $7 per participant with a minimum of 10 people, plus a free setup week.

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Nutrola for gyms and fitness studios: adding Premium to memberships

Gyms and fitness studios can add Nutrola Premium to memberships for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. Each program is quoted separately, and the gym sees group totals only.

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Nutrola for supplement and food brands: adding Premium to an order

Food and supplement brands can offer Nutrola Premium with an order for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. Access runs by email for customers who agreed, and codes are given on request.

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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.

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