Nutrium Review, Pricing & Features

Nutrium review 2026: cloud-based practice management software for dietitians. See meal planning, telehealth and scheduling features, pricing and alternatives.

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Healthcare & Wellness
Pricing
Subscription, from $15/month (billed annually)
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Last updated
July 19, 2026
Founded
2015
Headquarters
Braga, Portugal
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Overview

Nutrium is cloud-based practice management and EHR software purpose-built for nutritionists and dietitians, founded in 2015 in Braga, Portugal by Pedro Carneiro, Diogo Alves and Andre Santos. The company has raised approximately $19.8 million in funding and grown into one of the largest dedicated software providers serving the global nutrition and dietetics profession.

Rather than adapting generic scheduling or EHR software to nutrition workflows, Nutrium was designed from the ground up around the specific needs of a nutrition practice: meal planning, dietary analysis, client communication and the business operations that come with running a private practice.

Key Features

Nutrium lets practitioners build personalized meal plans using a library of over 100 ready-to-use templates, recipes and client-facing infographics, and includes dietary assessment tools for analyzing nutrient intake against targets. Appointments can be scheduled automatically with reminders, and sessions can be conducted remotely through built-in secure chat and telehealth video.

A companion client mobile app lets patients log meals, message their practitioner and review their meal plans between appointments, while built-in invoicing and payment collection let practitioners manage billing without a separate tool.

Pricing

Nutrium prices by client volume rather than by feature access, since both plans include the platform's full functionality. The lower-volume plan, capped at 10 clients per month, starts around $15/month billed annually (or $25/month billed monthly).

The Unlimited Clients plan starts around $25/month billed annually (or $39/month billed monthly) for practitioners with larger caseloads. There is no permanently free tier, but both plans include a 14-day free trial.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Purpose-built specifically for nutrition professionals rather than adapted from generic EHR software
  • Combines meal planning, telehealth, scheduling and billing in a single subscription
  • Client-facing mobile app improves engagement and communication between sessions
  • Both pricing tiers include the full feature set, so practitioners aren't forced to pay more just to unlock features
  • Well-funded and established company (founded 2015, $19.8M raised) with a large existing user base

Cons

  • No permanently free plan, only a 14-day trial before payment is required
  • Pricing is tied to client volume, so costs rise as a practice grows past 10 clients on the lower tier
  • Monthly billing is notably more expensive than annual billing, which requires an upfront commitment for the best rate
  • Feature depth in areas like insurance billing may be more limited than region-specific competitors
  • As a practice-specific tool, it lacks broader general-purpose EHR capabilities some multi-specialty clinics may need

Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Nutrium used for?

Nutrium is used by nutritionists and dietitians to manage their practice, including meal planning, telehealth consultations, appointment scheduling, dietary assessment and client billing.

Is Nutrium free?

Nutrium does not offer a permanently free plan, but it does include a 14-day free trial on all plans before payment is required.

How much does Nutrium cost?

Nutrium's lower-volume plan (up to 10 clients/month) starts around $15/month billed annually, and the Unlimited Clients plan starts around $25/month billed annually; monthly billing is priced higher.

Does Nutrium support telehealth?

Yes, Nutrium includes built-in secure telehealth video consultations and in-app chat for remote client sessions.

Who founded Nutrium?

Nutrium was founded in 2015 in Braga, Portugal by Pedro Carneiro, Diogo Alves and Andre Santos.

Does Nutrium have a client-facing app?

Yes, Nutrium offers a mobile app for clients to log meals, view their meal plans and message their practitioner between appointments.

What are alternatives to Nutrium?

Common alternatives include NutriAdmin, Healthie and Cronometer Professional, with Nutrium differentiating through its all-in-one combination of meal planning, telehealth and practice management.

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