Not what I thought it was I never even opened the app or used the service. I misunderstood what this was and signed up thinking it was part of Whole 30 because of an endorsement and an ad. By the time I realized my error, I reached out and they refused to give me my money back because I was beyond the allotted days for return. They wouldn't even agree to a partial return. Made me sad more than anything else.

One of my best ever decisions was… One of my best ever decisions was signing up for RealPlans. Delicious food, easy recipes, shopping lists. Makes healthier eating easier than unhealthy eating, which is saying something.

I love the recipes and being able to… I love the recipes and being able to access them easily. I was not dedicated enough to set up meal plans, and decided to opt out. Should I become more focused on planning meals, I’ll definitely renew.

You can be healthy AND lazy I like to stick to a certain diet and make homemade meals but am terrible about planning or remembering to do anything, so RealPlans is perfect. I was able to pick a diet type to start with and then modify it for my specific needs. I've loved almost all of the recipes, and I particularly love not having to think about it at all.

Refuses to refund or pro-rate… Refuses to refund or pro-rate subscriptions even on the day of renewal. Shady practice. If the product was so good, they wouldn't behave this way. Think twice before using this expensive ($19/month) product as you'll likely be paying more than you planned. The product itself worked well, though the amount of recipes is incredibly limited unless, of course, you pay twice as much per month to have access to a recipe pack. This is a $2.99-quality service relying on forced renewals of $19 for profits