Protein Pricer
See what your protein actually costs
Protein Pricer launched on June 19, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Stop doing mental math in grocery store. Scan any barcode, enter the price, and instantly see price per gram of protein, protein per dollar, and a clear value rating. No barcode? Pick from fresh proteins and enter the price per pound. A lot of stuff has "protein" slapped on the packaging but is terrible value per gram. This app shows you the real numbers. Community pricing database lets you see what others are paying at different stores. Currently free, no ads. iOS now, Android coming soon.
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Health & Fitness Developer Hira Kashta, LLC Language EN English Size 31.7 MB iPhone Protein Pricer helps you find the best value protein. Scan a barcode or pick from 76 fresh proteins, enter the price, and instantly see how much you're paying per gram of protein. How it works: 1. Scan any product barcode or pick a fresh protein (beef, chicken, fish, eggs, and more) 2. Enter the price you see on the shelf 3. Get instant price-per-gram and a color-coded value rating 4. Save your finds and compare across stores No barcode? No problem. Pick from 76 fresh proteins across 9 categories — beef, chicken, pork, turkey, fish, shellfish, deli meats, eggs, and more. Just enter the price per pound and…from apps.apple.com
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