Food Blogger Pro review
Updated September 30, 2026 · AcademyCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026
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Our verdict
Food Blogger Pro suits food writers who would rather hold a single subscription than buy courses piecemeal, and its catalogue of 93 courses is deep for a business niche. The 60 days money-back period is the strongest reason to try it, though the free tier is not offered.
Key facts
- Best for
- Food bloggers building a food business who want one broad subscription and a long refund window.
- Price from
- $35 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Price per month
- $35 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Price per year
- $350 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Free tier
- No (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Money-back period
- 60 days (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Platform type
- Subscription (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Number of courses
- 93 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Legal entity
- Food Blogger Pro, LLC (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Headquarters
- United States (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Founded
- 2013 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Support channels
- Chat, Help-centre, Community (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Subjects
- Business
- Official website
- foodbloggerpro.com
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
- X
Pros and cons
Pros
- A 60 days money-back period sits among the longest here, so the subscription can be tested before it becomes a habit.
- 93 courses behind a single subscription, all in the business subject area, give a connected path rather than a scattered pick.
- Annual billing at $350 is below a full year of payments at the monthly rate of $35.
- A named US company, Food Blogger Pro, LLC, has run since 2013, so the provider behind the membership is clear.
Cons
- The free tier is not offered, so the $35 entry price has to be paid before any course is opened.
- Support runs on chat, help centre and community, so no email or phone line is listed for billing queries.
- business covers business only, with no coding, language or design courses in the catalogue.
- Refunds rank high while entry price ranks at 93 of 220 compared brands, so the cheap end of the market sits elsewhere.
Who it suits
- Food bloggers turning a blog into a business who want 93 courses in one place rather than bought singly.
- Readers who want a long refund window and can pay for $35 up front to test the catalogue.
- US-based learners, since the company is based in the United States.
Who should look elsewhere
- Readers who want to browse without paying, where Hotmart lists entries from $0.
- Readers shopping for a single professional certificate, where DRCertifications starts at $19.99.
- UK-based learners who want prices in pounds, where Academy for Health and Fitness lists £25.
Pricing
Entry to Food Blogger Pro starts at $35, the figure a reader meets before committing. From there the membership bills at $35 each month, and the annual Food Blogger Pro plan is $350. A full year of monthly payments costs more than the annual price, so the yearly option holds the catalogue more cheaply over a year, while the monthly rate is the one to watch at renewal because it recurs for as long as the subscription runs. Annual billing therefore rewards a reader who already knows the niche suits them, and the monthly rate keeps the commitment small for a reader still deciding. Neither figure is a one-off purchase: both are charges that repeat, so the yearly choice is really a choice about how often the same cost is taken out.
Free plan and trial
Food Blogger Pro does not offer a free tier, and no free trial is listed, so the catalogue sits behind payment from the start. The practical substitute is the money-back period of 60 days, which turns the opening purchase into a reversible one: pay, work through lessons, and ask for a refund if the material does not suit. A reader who only wants a taste of the platform has nothing to sample at no cost, so the refund window does the job a trial would otherwise do. The longer that window sits, the more of the catalogue a reader can test before deciding whether to keep paying for it.
Where it sits among rivals
Among the brands ranked on refunds, Food Blogger Pro places 2 of 159 on the money-back period, which is where a 60 days window puts it among the strongest in the set. Price tells a different story. The entry figure of $35 ranks 93 of 220 brands, so this is not the budget end of the market. The monthly price of $35 ranks 43 of 78, and the annual price of $350 ranks 61 of 78. Read together, the two pictures hold at once: refunds sit high on the list, entry cost sits low on it, and the recurring prices land in the middle of their groups.
What it does well
The strongest part of the offer is depth in a narrow lane: 93 courses sit behind a single subscription, so a reader can work through the catalogue without buying each course separately. The free tier is not part of the offer, and the 60 days money-back period is what takes its place, giving a reader time to move through several of those courses and ask for a refund if the catalogue does not earn the subscription. For a blogger building a food business, a focused catalogue and a long refund window are the core of the pitch, and the money-back figure is the part a hesitant reader can weigh before spending.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a Food Blogger Pro membership cost?+
Entry sits at $35. The Food Blogger Pro membership is billed monthly at $35 or annually at $350, and the annual figure works out below a full year of monthly payments. It is a subscription, so the cost recurs until it is cancelled.
Is there a free plan or free trial?+
There is no free tier, and no free trial length is listed, so a membership has to be paid for before any course is opened. Readers who want to sample a platform without spending can look at Hotmart, where the entry point is $0.
How long is the money-back period?+
The money-back period is 60 days, longer than the window most course platforms in this comparison offer and room enough to work through several courses before deciding. It places Food Blogger Pro at 2 of 159 brands ranked on this measure.
How many courses does the membership include?+
A Food Blogger Pro membership covers 93 courses, and the subject area is business rather than a spread of unrelated topics. That suits a blogger who wants a connected path from recipes to revenue, and it means the whole catalogue is available without buying each course separately.
Who is the membership for?+
Food Blogger Pro is aimed at food writers turning a blog into a business. It is a US company, with US as its home country, and business is the only subject on offer, so readers wanting coding, language or design courses will not find them here.
How does the price compare with other platforms?+
The entry price of $35 is higher than the $19.99 starting point at DRCertifications and the £25 UK price at Academy for Health and Fitness, but the subscription covers 93 courses rather than a single certificate.
What support is available?+
Support runs on chat, help centre and community, so questions are answered in chat, through the help centre and in the community. No email or phone line is listed, which matters for readers who want to sort out a billing problem by speaking to someone.
Where does it rank against other course platforms?+
On the money-back period it ranks 2 of 159 brands, among the longest in the set. On entry price it sits at 93 of 220, and the monthly and yearly prices sit at 43 of 78 and 61 of 78.
Sources
- foodbloggerpro.com/about checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Founded
“We started Food Blogger Pro back in 2013.”
- foodbloggerpro.com/courses checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Number of courses, Subjects
“Get immediate access to 93 courses”
- foodbloggerpro.com/membership checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Money-back period, Platform type, Support channels
“we offer a 60-day money back guarantee”
- foodbloggerpro.com/privacy-policy checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Headquarters
“Shoreview, MN 55126”
- foodbloggerpro.com/signup checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Free tier, Price from, Price per month, Price per year
“Full access to the course library, community forum, discounts, and live events for less than $1 a day.”
- foodbloggerpro.com/terms-of-service checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Legal entity
“agreement between Food Blogger Pro, LLC”
Compiled from 6 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.
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