Get a free year of MyFitnessPal Premium when you subscribe to Calm
GET A FREE SUBSCRIPTION: For a limited time, when you buy a one-year subscription to Calm Premium, you'll also get a free one-year trial of MyFitnessPal Premium.
It’s never a bad time to invest in your health, and right now, two of the biggest names in the industry are making it a little easier (and cheaper) through a limited-time BOGO offer.
As of Oct. 15, any new U.S. Calm subscriber will receive a free year of MyFitnessPal Premium with their purchase. This deal runs through Nov. 30, 2025, and according to the press release, it’s limited to the first 10,000 people who sign up. When your year is up, the Calm subscription will auto-renew at the regular price of $79.99 (unless you cancel).
Calm Premium gives you access to the app’s entire library of content, which includes hundreds of guided meditations, exclusive music tracks for focus and relaxation, and thousands of Slee Stories to help you wind down. It’s definitely an upgrade from the free version, and according to a Calm survey, 92 percent of subscribers who use the app regularly (five or more times per week) reported higher quality sleep.
Plus, with one free year of MyFitnessPal Premium (Note: this is not a free year of Premium+), you’ll be able to track your meals, monitor your caloric intake, and access tailored nutritional insights ad-free. You’ll also be able to use the barcode scanner and the new Voice Log feature, which lets you record entire meals just by talking.
Topics Apps & Software Fitness Tech
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