Sell meal plans online
on your own branded store.
You’ve figured out how to eat for your goal. Package it into a plan people can actually follow, put a price on it, and share one link. The page and the checkout come with it.
The walkthrough
From what you know to your first sale.
- 1
Build a plan people follow
Lay out the week with recipes, portions, and a grocery list organized by aisle, then add swaps for common allergies. A plan someone can shop and cook without friction is the one that gets finished and recommended.
- A full plan with recipes and portion guidance
- A grocery list organized by aisle
- Swaps for common allergies or dislikes
- Prep notes so a full week is actually doable
- 2
Price single vs. bundle
A single week with recipes and a list sells for $14; a four-week bundle with swaps sits near $29; a plan paired with a full recipe book goes $49. Convenience and variety are what buyers pay for.
Single plan
$14
One week of recipes and a grocery list
4-week bundle
$29
A month of plans with swaps and variety
Plan + recipe book
$49
The plans plus a full recipe collection
- 3
Sell where food content lives
Meal plans move on Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok, and nutrition communities. Post a photo of a real plated meal and its macros, then send people to your link. The food is the ad.
- 4
Let MKKT set it up
Upload the plan as a PDF or spreadsheet, write a short listing, and set a price. Checkout delivers the file instantly, on a branded store at your own link.
The math
What you actually keep.
MKKT takes 10%of each sale. Card processing is charged separately by the payment processor, and it is the only other cost. Here’s a $24 meal plan, start to finish.
10 sales / month
$206.00
you keep, after fees
50 sales / month
$1030.00
you keep, after fees
Illustrative, on a single $24.00 sale. The exact processing rate depends on the card and country; international, currency-conversion, and tax fees vary. Nothing here is a promise of sales volume.
On a $24 meal plan
Card processing is estimated here at a typical US card rate (2.9% + $0.30) and is charged by the payment processor, not by MKKT. MKKT’s 10% is the only platform fee, and it is charged only when a sale happens.
FAQ
Questions, answered straight.
- What makes a meal plan worth buying?
- Doability. Buyers pay for a plan they can actually shop and cook: clear recipes, portions, a grocery list by aisle, and swaps for what they don’t eat. A plan that removes decision fatigue for a week is an easy sale.
- How do I deliver a meal plan?
- A clean PDF is the standard, sometimes paired with a printable grocery list. You upload it once and MKKT delivers it automatically after payment, so buyers get an instant download and you never email a file by hand.
- Should I be careful about health claims?
- Yes. Keep claims realistic and avoid promising specific medical or weight outcomes, since results vary and it protects you. Sell the plan honestly as what worked, and add a line encouraging buyers to check with a professional.
More things you can sell
Sell what you already cook.
Turn the way you eat for your goal into a plan people buy. Upload it, price it, share one link.