By The DietGhar Team · Updated 8 Oct 2026
Online dietitians have transformed how India approaches health and nutrition. Where once you needed an in-clinic appointment, today you can receive a personalised, Indian-food-based diet plan within hours, from your phone. With dozens of services now available, spanning budget apps to premium celebrity nutritionists, choosing the right one can be overwhelming. We looked at seven options so you know what to ask before you pay.
Disclosure: DietGhar publishes this page and is one of the services on it. We list DietGhar's own prices and plans as we publish them. Figures for other services are marked "Not verified" where we have no source, and we have not tested those services. Please confirm everything on each provider's own site.
Three plans, one clear price each. Every plan has the same support, so you only choose how long you want it.
| Plan | Price | Duration | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 day plan | ₹499 | 15 days | A short, low-cost way to try it |
| 30 day plan | ₹999 | 30 days | One full month with your nutritionist |
| 75 day plan | ₹1,999 | 75 days | Pay for 60 days, get 15 extra days |
In India, an online dietitian can cost anywhere from a few hundred rupees for a single session to tens of thousands for a premium package. Marketplace sessions are often around ₹500 to ₹2,000 each, app subscriptions can start near ₹2,000 a month, and well-known personal brands can charge much more. The figures for other services are approximate, we have not independently verified them, and they can change, so please confirm on their own sites.
DietGhar charges ₹499 for 15 days, ₹999 for 30 days and ₹1,999 for 75 days. The 75 day plan is 60 days plus 15 extra days at no extra charge. A single session gives you advice once, while a plan gives you a chart, 1:1 chat and regular changes as you go, so compare what you get, not only the price.
4.9★ · Google (144 reviews)
₹499 / 15 days
₹999 / 30 days
Best for: Budget-conscious users and first-timers looking for an affordable entry plan
Get My Plan: ₹499 for 15 days2.3★ · PissedConsumer (a complaints site, so skews negative)
Quote on request
No fixed price published (checked 8 Oct 2026)
Best for: Those who want a well-known brand and have a larger budget
Not verified · Check their own listings
Not verified
Ask for a written quote; we have not verified current prices
Best for: Those who want a personal-brand dietitian and have a larger budget
Not verified · See app store listings
Not verified
App plans with an AI coach; human coach on some tiers (check their site)
Best for: Tech-savvy users who want app-based calorie tracking alongside coaching
Varies by dietitian · Practo verified reviews
Varies by provider
Per-session or package pricing set by each provider
Best for: One-time consultations or those who want to browse and pick their own dietitian
Not verified · Check their Google listing
Varies by plan
Consult for current pricing
Best for: Clients in Delhi NCR looking for a clinical dietitian
Not verified · Check their Google listing
Varies by plan
Consult for current pricing
Best for: Patients requiring medical nutrition therapy for chronic conditions
The Indian nutrition market has exploded with options, but not all online dietitians deliver the same standard of care. Before you hand over your money (or your health), here are the five criteria that actually matter.
Some dietitians are registered with the Indian Dietetic Association (IDA) or hold a BSc / MSc in Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition. Titles such as "nutritionist" and "dietitian" are used in different ways in India, so ask any service who writes your plan, what their qualifications are and how you reach them. DietGhar charts are written by our team of nutritionists, and we are happy to answer those questions on WhatsApp at +91 78382 49321.
A real dietitian asks about your food preferences, medical history, lifestyle, cooking constraints, and cultural background before creating any plan. If you receive a generic PDF meal plan within minutes of signing up, it is almost certainly a template. Look for services that conduct an onboarding consultation (phone, or an in-depth questionnaire) before delivering your plan.
Many platforms import Western nutrition frameworks that assume easy access to quinoa, kale, and chia seeds. The best dietitian for an Indian household is one who can build a plan around dal, sabzi, roti, curd, and regional staples. DietGhar is specifically built for Indian kitchens. Before you sign up, ask: "Can you plan around my regional cuisine?"
Nutrition is not a one-time transaction. Weight loss, PCOS management and diabetes care need ongoing adjustments based on your progress. Choose a service that includes weekly or fortnightly follow-ups, not just a plan delivered and forgotten. Ask how many revisions are included and how you reach your nutritionist between sessions.
Hidden fees, auto-renewals, and non-refundable packages are common complaints in this industry. The safest way to start is with a low-cost entry plan rather than a large upfront commitment. DietGhar's starter plan is ₹499 for 15 days. Avoid committing to three-month plans upfront until you have verified that the service works for you.
| Service | Price | Rating | Indian Plans |
|---|---|---|---|
| DietGhar | ₹499 / 15 days | 4.9★ | Yes |
| Fitelo | Quote on request | 2.3★ | Not verified |
| Santushti by Lavleen Kaur | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified |
| HealthifyMe | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified |
| Practo Nutritionists | Varies by provider | Varies by dietitian | Not verified |
| Diet2Nourish by Dt. Priyanka | Varies by plan | Not verified | Not verified |
| Dt. Archana Batra | Varies by plan | Not verified | Not verified |
It varies a lot. Single sessions on marketplaces often run from about ₹500 to ₹2,000, app subscriptions can start near ₹2,000 a month, and some premium personal brands charge tens of thousands for a package. DietGhar plans are ₹499 for 15 days, ₹999 for 30 days and ₹1,999 for 75 days (you pay for 60 days and get 15 extra).
You share your food habits, routine and goals. A qualified nutritionist reviews them and writes a chart around Indian food you already eat. You then chat 1:1 with your nutritionist, they check your progress, and the chart is changed as your body responds.
No. Your chart is built around the food you already eat, including roti, rice, dal and sabzi. What usually changes is portion size, timing and what goes alongside, not whether you can eat your own food.
A steady pace is about 0.5 kg a week. Many people see 2 to 4 kg in the first month if they follow the chart, but every body is different and we cannot guarantee a result.
Yes. A diet plan supports your doctor’s treatment, it does not replace it. If you have a medical condition or take medicines, please keep following your doctor’s advice and share your reports with your nutritionist.
No. Your chart is written and reviewed by real nutritionists, and you chat with a person.
Install the app at dietghar.com/app, or message us on WhatsApp at +91 78382 49321 and we will help you choose a plan.
DietGhar plans start at ₹499 for a 15-day personalised plan, ₹999 for 30 days and ₹1,999 for 75 days. Every chart is written by a nutritionist around Indian food, with WhatsApp chat support. We have not independently verified other services' prices, so please confirm them on their own sites.
Look for a dietitian who offers personalised plans (not generic templates), Indian food options, transparent pricing, and verifiable credentials. Check Google and Practo reviews. DietGhar charts are written by nutritionists around Indian food, from ₹499 for 15 days.
A diet plan can support your doctor's treatment for PCOS, Type 2 diabetes, thyroid disorders and gut issues, but it does not replace it. Ask any service how it works with your doctor and your reports. DietGhar nutritionists work alongside your doctor, not instead of one.
Prices vary widely, from a few hundred rupees for a single marketplace session to much more for premium personal brands. DietGhar charges ₹499 for 15 days, ₹999 for 30 days and ₹1,999 for 75 days. We have not verified other services' prices, so ask each one for a written quote before you pay.
DietGhar publishes its prices (₹999 for 30 days) and has a 4.9★ Google rating from 144 reviews. Fitelo did not show a fixed price on its site when we checked on 8 Oct 2026 and asks you to request a quote. Complaint sites show mixed reviews for it, but those sites mostly attract unhappy customers, so read several sources.
It varies a lot. Single sessions on marketplaces often run from about ₹500 to ₹2,000, app subscriptions can start near ₹2,000 a month, and some premium personal brands charge tens of thousands for a package. DietGhar plans are ₹499 for 15 days, ₹999 for 30 days and ₹1,999 for 75 days (you pay for 60 days and get 15 extra).
You share your food habits, routine and goals. A qualified nutritionist reviews them and writes a chart around Indian food you already eat. You then chat 1:1 with your nutritionist, they check your progress, and the chart is changed as your body responds.
No. Your chart is built around the food you already eat, including roti, rice, dal and sabzi. What usually changes is portion size, timing and what goes alongside, not whether you can eat your own food.
A steady pace is about 0.5 kg a week. Many people see 2 to 4 kg in the first month if they follow the chart, but every body is different and we cannot guarantee a result.
Yes. A diet plan supports your doctor’s treatment, it does not replace it. If you have a medical condition or take medicines, please keep following your doctor’s advice and share your reports with your nutritionist.
No. Your chart is written and reviewed by real nutritionists, and you chat with a person.
Install the app at dietghar.com/app, or message us on WhatsApp at +91 78382 49321 and we will help you choose a plan.
No auto-renewal. No lock-in. Just a personalised Indian diet plan built by a real nutritionist and delivered to your phone. 7,000+ clients since 2016.
Get My Plan: ₹499 for 15 daysRated 4.9★ on Google · 144 reviews · Pan-India service
DietGhar is online across India. Open a state that has its own dietitian page.
