
Smart shopping list
A shopping list with estimated supermarket prices, so you know what your week costs.

BudgetFit plans your weekly meals with AI, keeps your groceries as cheap as possible and watches your budget, so you eat healthy on little money, all in one app.
New members get the first month free. Then €2.99 per month, VAT included. Cancel monthly.
Works with Albert Heijn, Jumbo, Lidl, Aldi, Dirk and Plus
A sample week from BudgetFit. Prices are estimated per serving, based on supermarket prices.

Mon
€0.84 per serving583 kcal

Tue
€1.15 per serving579 kcal

Wed
€1.61 per serving381 kcal

Thu
€2.84 per serving673 kcal

Fri
€1.36 per serving563 kcal

Sat
€1.86 per serving579 kcal

Sun
€0.69 per serving198 kcal
Enter your budget and instantly see a sample week with estimated prices for your household.

A shopping list with estimated supermarket prices, so you know what your week costs.
Weekly menus tuned to your goals, budget and what you already have.
See exactly what your week costs and stay within your monthly budget.

Smart recipes based on what you still have at home.
Built for the Netherlands
Estimated prices from Dutch supermarkets, in Dutch and English.
Your data stays yours
No selling of data; you can delete your account anytime.
Cancel monthly
No yearly contract. Stop whenever you like.
€2.99per month
New members get the first month free. Then €2.99 per month, VAT included. Cancel monthly.
BudgetFit Plus
With a smart weekly menu and a shopping list with estimated prices, you eat healthy for little money. BudgetFit plans healthy, affordable recipes within your budget automatically.
From affordable pasta and curry dishes to high-protein bowls and soups: BudgetFit builds cheap, nutritious meals that fit what you want to spend.
No. By planning smartly, using leftovers and comparing supermarket prices, healthy and cheap eating combine just fine.
BudgetFit automatically builds a weekly menu and a shopping list with estimated prices. Without calculating calories or costs yourself.
Yes. Whether you're after student food on little money or a healthy family menu on a budget: you set your goal, diet and budget yourself.
Sure. Choose vegetarian, fish, meat or everything and filter by your preferences. High-protein or low-calorie eating on a budget is possible too.
Build your meals around cheap, nutritious staples like oats, eggs, legumes, rice and (frozen) vegetables, plan your week ahead and compare prices per supermarket. That way you eat well for a few euros a day.
Think lentil curry with rice, pasta with chickpeas, chili sin carne, a vegetable omelette or a vegetable soup. Filling, high in protein and often under two euros per portion.