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BatchFacts vs ReciPal: which nutrition label tool fits a small food maker?
If you make one or two products, BatchFacts is free with no account and no card. If you need Canadian (CFIA) label formats, several users or inventory, ReciPal does that and BatchFacts does not.
Free to printNo account, no card, no per-recipe fee.
Numbers you can traceThe USDA record is shown for every ingredient.
Print-ready labelType the recipe, then print it or download a PNG.
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ReciPal prices read from recipal.com/pricing on Oct 20, 2026. Check their page before you decide.
✓ green = the better pick in that row, whichever tool it is
| BatchFacts | ReciPal | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | Free. No account, no card. | $29 per recipe (Single Serving, 60 days of editing) |
| Monthly plan | Starter: $19/mo or $149/yr (saved recipes and costing). The free label stays free. | Business: $59/mo, or $49/mo billed annually (1 user, 50 recipes a month) |
| Bigger plan | Not offered yet | Business Plus: $129/mo, or $107/mo billed annually (5 users, unlimited recipes) |
| Label formats | US Nutrition Facts, ingredient list, allergen line. Print and PNG. | FDA and CFIA (Canada) formats |
| Inventory | Not offered | Add-on: $30/mo (Business) or $70/mo (Business Plus), billed monthly |
| Data source | USDA FoodData Central, record number shown per ingredient | Not stated on its pricing page |
Pick BatchFacts if
- You sell one or two products and want a print-ready label today.
- You want to see which USDA record each number came from.
- You do not want a per-recipe fee.
Pick ReciPal if
- You sell in Canada.
- A team will share the account.
- You want inventory tied to your recipes.
No tool or agency approves labels. You are responsible for the label you print. Sources: recipal.com/pricing (read Oct 20, 2026; the page shows no pricing date); batchfacts.com/pricing (read Oct 21, 2026).
Try it on your own recipe
Free, no account, no card.