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4 apps for 1.

Meals, lifts, a written plan, and GPS cardio — one Fortiva Premium, $7.99 a month in the US.

Four subscriptions

  • MyFitnessPalMeals$19.99
  • FitbodWorkout plans$15.99
  • StravaCardio$11.99
  • HevyLifting log$2.99
Together$50.96/mo

Fortiva Premium

$7.99

per month in the US

$42.97 less each month

  • Meals
  • Workouts
  • Coach
  • GPS

$54.99 billed yearly

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What you actually get

Fortiva's column is US Premium. Meal logging, workout logging, and GPS are also on Free.

Fortiva compared with Strava, MyFitnessPal, Hevy, and Fitbod
FeatureFortiva$7.99/moMyFitnessPal$19.99/moFitbod$15.99/moStrava$11.99/moHevy$2.99/mo
Meal logging
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Calorie and macro targets
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Workout logging
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Workout plans
Yes
No
Yes
No
Add-on
Cardio and GPS tracking
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Body scans
Yes
No
No
No
No
Coach with full history
Yes
No
No
No
No

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How we counted these prices

Competitor prices checked 23 October 2026. They can change. Column headers link to each company's current pricing page.

MyFitnessPal's column is Premium ($19.99/mo, $79.99/yr). Premium+ is $24.99/mo and $99.99/yr and adds a meal planner. Hevy Pro also has a lifetime purchase at $74.99, listed on Hevy's pricing comparison as of 14 October 2026. Fitbod's site lists $15.99/mo and $95.99/yr; the App Store can show a different monthly price.

Fortiva's prices are US Premium from the App Store table exported 17 September 2026. Basic is $4.99/mo or $29.99/yr. Free is $0 and includes meal logging, workout logging, and GPS. Body scans start on Basic. Workout plans built from a body scan are Premium. Coach replies on Free come from credits; Basic includes 3 a day and Premium 6. Local prices.

$611.52 is twelve monthly payments added together. $279.96is the four annual plans added together. Strava's annual plan is separate from the Strava + Runna bundle. Hevy Trainer is an add-on, not Hevy Pro.

Beyond the price

One coach, one history

The cheaper bill is the easy part. The useful part is that meals, lifts, runs, and body scans are the same account.

01

Squats and protein, same week

Hevy can show the bar. MyFitnessPal can show the protein. Neither is looking at the other. Both numbers live in Fortiva.

02

A plan that has seen dinner

Premium can build a workout plan from a body scan. The meals from that week are already in the account.

03

The run and dinner in one log

Strava has the 8 km. It does not have dinner, or the calorie target for that day. Fortiva does.

Questions

Doesn't Strava do cardio better, since it's all Strava does?

No. Doing only cardio does not make the cardio better. Strava is the social layer: segments, leaderboards, kudos. Fortiva is the session — GPS or a treadmill, then dinner and the lifts in the same account.

What about my existing Strava or Hevy history?

There is no Strava import and no Hevy import. History that lives only in those apps stays there. If you are moving from NaijaFit, sign in to Fortiva with the same email. Meals, the streak, and the workout plan on that account come with you.

Is this trying to replace my gym?

No. Fortiva is tracking and coaching: meals, workouts, GPS, and a coach. It does not sell entry to a building. PayGym is a gym-access app. Fortiva can show a gym on a map and let you clock in with people on that floor. The gym's own membership stays with the gym, on every Fortiva plan.

Moving from NaijaFit is a separate path. How that move works.

Your plate. Your gym.
Your people.

Download Fortiva to scan meals, train live, track GPS cardio, and find gyms and crews nearby — built for how you actually eat and move.