Searched “ExoTrack vs Nutrium” and came up empty? That’s no accident: almost nobody has published a direct comparison between the two platforms — not even Nutrium itself. At first glance, it’s easy to see why: the two seem to solve different problems. Nutrium is a genuine reference point today for dietitians and nutritionists — strong meal planning, consultation tracking, and nutrition-client management. None of that is in question here.

The real question is a different one: what happens when that same professional also prescribes training?

Two tools, one client

More and more dietitians and personal trainers work with clients who want their meal plan and their training plan run by the same person. On Nutrium, that half is missing entirely: training isn’t part of the platform. That forces duplicated work — one client, two tools, two logins, two invoices, and adherence tracked across separate dashboards that never talk to each other.

In practice, that usually means building the meal plan in Nutrium, building the workout somewhere else — another app, or a spreadsheet — then merging the two by hand every time you talk to the client. It works, but it costs time every week, and that’s time that should go toward coaching clients, not copying data between tools.

ExoTrack was built for exactly this professional — not to replace Nutrium where it’s already strong, but for anyone who already feels the weight of running training and nutrition on systems that don’t talk to each other.

Where ExoTrack wins

ExoTrack brings training and nutrition into a single subscription, with one client profile for everything: meal plan, workout plan, physical and nutritional assessments, progress, and adherence — all in the same dashboard, in real time. The most direct differences:

• Training and nutrition in the same subscription, with no second tool needed to prescribe exercise
• A full exercise library for building workout plans as thorough as the meal plans
• Physical and nutritional assessments in the same client profile, with shared history
• A mobile app for clients with training and diet together on the phone, not nutrition alone, syncing instantly
• Custom branding (white-label), so the app looks like yours, not ExoTrack’s
• Unlimited clients already included on the Professional plan, with no tier to upgrade into to unlock them

None of these combinations exist on Nutrium today — not because it’s worse at what it does, but because it was never built to bring training and nutrition together in one place. These are tools with different focuses, which is exactly why so many professionals end up running both at once, with no connection between them today.

And the price?

Here too, the difference is direct. Nutrium’s Unlimited Clients plan costs $25/mo billed annually ($299/yr), or $39/mo billed monthly with no commitment — public pricing, confirmed directly on Nutrium’s official pricing page. That’s a fair price for a nutrition-only platform.

But if you’re already running training and nutrition in the same business, you’re paying that to Nutrium today, and adding the cost of a second tool for training on top of it — whether that’s another subscription, or time lost to spreadsheets and WhatsApp messages to cover the gap. ExoTrack’s Professional plan covers both for a fraction of that combined cost, with unlimited clients included. The exact figures, in your currency, are in the table above.

You don’t have to start from zero

Switching tools always feels like more effort than it’s worth. But ExoTrack’s onboarding is fast, built to deliver plans in minutes, not days — and you don’t need to cut ties with Nutrium overnight, or move every client at once. Start with the clients you’re already training informally, and expand at your own pace.

Who this comparison is for

If you’re a dietitian doing meal plans only, Nutrium remains a solid choice — that’s not the debate here. But if your business already crosses nutrition and training, or you want to start offering both under one brand, you’re probably paying twice today for a problem a single platform already solves.

ExoTrack exists for that professional: whoever delivers training and nutrition, and wants to see client adherence in one place, in real time — without duplicating tools, logins, or invoices. Start free, try it with your real clients, and decide whether two subscriptions were ever the better option.