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ReciPal alternative (free): what to use if you make one or two products

ReciPal charges $29 per recipe, or from $49 a month billed annually. If you only need a US Nutrition Facts label for a few products, a free tool like BatchFacts can do that. If you need Canadian formats, a team or inventory, stay with ReciPal.

Make a free label

Free to printNo account, no card, no per-recipe fee.

Numbers you can traceThe USDA record is shown for every ingredient.

Honest about limitsNo Canadian formats, no team seats, no inventory.

What ReciPal costs

Read from recipal.com/pricing on Oct 21, 2026. Check their page before you decide.

Single Serving

$29per recipe

60 days of editing, unlimited downloads.

Business

$59per month, or $49 per month billed annually

1 user, 50 recipes a month.

Business Plus

$129per month, or $107 billed yearly

5 users, unlimited recipes.

Three ways to leave ReciPal

A free tool

Best when you have one to three products and only sell in the US. BatchFacts is one. See the list of free label makers.

Another paid app

Worth it when you need teams or many recipes. Datacor, which says it was formerly LabelCalc, is one. See the LabelCalc alternative page.

Stay put

If you sell in Canada, share the account with a team, or track inventory, ReciPal covers that and BatchFacts does not.

Pick BatchFacts if

You want a print-ready US label today without paying per recipe.
You want to see the USDA record behind each number.

Pick ReciPal if

You need CFIA (Canada) formats.
You need several users or inventory.

Full table: BatchFacts vs ReciPal. No tool or agency approves labels. You are responsible for the label you print. Sources: recipal.com/pricing (read Oct 21, 2026); BatchFacts product pages.

Try it on your own recipe

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