One plan for your kitchen.
Everything, for the price of a coffee.
No starter tier that can’t do anything. No pro tier to unlock the useful bits. One subscription, everything RecipeJam does for your own recipes.
Personal
Your recipes, organised, searchable and easy to share.
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Cancel any time.
Not open for new kitchens just yet.
- Your own private recipe library
- Unlimited recipes and collections
- Import recipes straight from a URL
- Search that understands ingredients, not just words
- Photos on every recipe, collection and book
- Share privately, or publish a recipe or collection
- QR codes for anything you publish
- Generate ePubs with covers, ready for any eReader
- Prepare collections for print
- Invite family and friends — they view for free
- Download everything you put in, whenever you want
Prices shown in GBP. Your recipes are yours — always downloadable, no lock-in.
Making, selling or serving food?
RecipeJam also has plans for makers, food businesses, restaurants, publishers and other commercial users.
Questions
- Do the people I share with have to pay?
- No. Invite family and friends and they can view your collections for free. They only need a subscription if they want to build collections of their own.
- What happens to my recipes if I stop paying?
- They remain yours. You can download your recipes, collections and images at any time, in a format you can actually use. We would rather earn your subscription than trap you into one.
- Is there a free trial?
- Not at the moment. You can create an account and look around before subscribing.
- Can I cancel whenever I like?
- Yes, any time, and you keep access until the end of the period you have paid for.
- Why only one plan here?
- Because tiers usually exist to make the cheap one frustrating. Personal includes everything RecipeJam does for your own recipes. The business plans are a different job — publishing recipes that support a business — rather than the same thing with the useful parts unlocked.
- I run a small food business. Is Personal enough?
- If you are keeping your own recipes, yes. Once you want a business profile, colleagues editing alongside you, or recipes that promote what you sell, that is what RecipeJam for Business is for.