How Much Does a Nutrition Label Cost?
How much does a nutrition label cost? Between $29 and about $900 per product, depending on how you make it. A lab test is the most expensive; calculating from your recipe with software is the cheapest. Here is every option side by side.

Every option and what it costs
Typical US prices for one product.
| Option | Typical cost | Best when |
|---|---|---|
| Lab analysis | $400–$900 per product | When cooking changes your food a lot, like frying or long reduction |
| Food consultant | $150–$500 per product | When you want someone else to do everything |
| Subscription software | $50–$200+ per month | When you make many labels every month |
| Nutrition Label StudioLowest cost | $29 per label | When you need one to ten labels and want to do it yourself |
Lab, consultant and software prices are typical ranges and vary by provider.
Pick by your situation
Not for most foods. The FDA accepts values calculated from your recipe when they are accurate. Lab tests help when cooking changes the food a lot.
No. $29 per label covers edits and downloads of that product for 2 years, plus the calculation report. Nutrition Label Documentation: The Calculation Report →
Same price. Supplement Facts labels are included, from a single $29 label up.
See your label before you pay anything
Free preview, no account. $29 when you're ready to print.