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NutriLabels and Datacor’s Nutrition Labeling product (formerly sold as the standalone LabelCalc) both turn a recipe or formulation into a compliant Nutrition Facts label, but they’re reached through very different front doors. NutriLabels is a self-serve, per-label tool with a published price you can act on immediately. LabelCalc’s site now redirects to Datacor, where the product is positioned for food & beverage manufacturers and every path leads to a demo request rather than a price list. The single biggest practical difference isn’t a dollar amount to compare. It’s that one of these two publishes a number and the other doesn’t. This was checked against Datacor’s Nutrition Labeling product page (datacor.com/products/nutrition-labeling) and NutriLabels’ pricing page (nutrilabels.com/pricing/) as of September 2026.
Quick answer
LabelCalc no longer operates as a standalone site: labelcalc.com now redirects to Datacor’s “Nutrition Labeling & Analysis Software (formerly LabelCalc)” product page, and no pricing is published there: every call to action is “Request a Demo.” NutriLabels, by contrast, publishes $29 one time for a single product or the Studio plan ($299 a year: every product you make, plus the compliance binder and PDF reports) directly on its own pricing page. Datacor positions the product around recipe management, allergen tracking, ingredient statements, and a cloud platform for teams, aimed at food & beverage manufacturers rather than a single-SKU maker. If you want a known price before you talk to anyone, that’s the practical fork between these two.
Side by side
| NutriLabels | LabelCalc (Datacor) | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $29 one time per product | Not published on site (demo request) (datacor.com) |
| One-time option | Yes | Not published |
| What’s included at entry | Print-ready PDF/SVG/PNG, ingredient statement, allergen declaration, serving-size wizard, compliance audit, 12 months of edits included | Recipe management, allergen tracking, ingredient statement generation, described on the product page without a stated entry tier (datacor.com) |
| Edit/revision policy | 12 months of edits included, downloads never expire | Not published on site |
| Formats | Standard vertical, simplified, tabular, linear, dual-column (per serving/per container, as packaged/as prepared), bilingual EN/ES, infant, children 1–3 | “A variety of compliant label formats,” not itemized on the product page (datacor.com) |
| Markets/jurisdictions | US (FDA) | Not specified on the product page |
| Turnaround for expert help | Label Review $69, within 5 business days; Done-for-you label $249, within 5 business days | Not published; the product page describes “team collaboration” rather than a stated expert-service turnaround |
| Refund policy | 14-day money-back guarantee on your first Single Product | Not published on site |
| Free tier/preview | Calories, qualifying claims and allergen line free, no card; every other value and %DV unlocks at $29 | No free trial or free tier found; the product page’s only action is a demo request |
Where they differ
A brand change worth knowing. If you bookmarked labelcalc.com or www.labelcalc.com/pricing, you’ll land on a Datacor page today. The product itself appears to continue under new branding (“Nutrition Labeling & Analysis Software (formerly LabelCalc)”) rather than having shut down (https://www.datacor.com/products/nutrition-labeling).
Published price vs. sales-led pricing. NutriLabels states its price on its own pricing page: $29 for a single product, $299/yr for the Studio plan. Datacor’s Nutrition Labeling product page publishes no dollar figure at any point; pricing is handled through a requested demo, which is typical for enterprise software sold to manufacturers rather than a self-serve checkout.
Positioning: single SKU vs. manufacturer. Datacor’s page is written for food & beverage manufacturers, describing recipe management, allergen tracking, ingredient statement generation, and team collaboration on a cloud platform, and cites more than 40 years in the category. NutriLabels is built for you if you’re a maker or small brand handling one to a handful of SKUs and want to start without a sales conversation.
What’s disclosed without talking to sales. Datacor’s product page describes features in general terms but doesn’t publish an edit policy, refund policy, or itemized format list. NutriLabels states its edit policy (12 months of edits included), refund policy (14-day money-back guarantee on your first Single Product), and formats directly on the page a visitor lands on.
Regulatory scope, as far as it’s stated. NutriLabels builds to US FDA requirements: 21 CFR 101.9 for the Nutrition Facts panel itself, with RACC serving sizes from 21 CFR 101.12. Datacor’s product page doesn’t name a specific jurisdiction or regulation for the Nutrition Labeling product, so if you need confirmation of which country’s rules the output follows, raise that directly in a demo rather than expecting to read it off the page.
Who each fits
A food & beverage manufacturer already evaluating recipe-management and allergen-tracking software as part of a broader production workflow, and prepared to go through a demo before seeing a price, is the audience Datacor’s product page is written for. Its emphasis on team collaboration and a long track record in the category points toward an operation bigger than a single-SKU brand.
If you’re a cottage-food maker, a small brand launching a new SKU, or a co-packer that wants to see an exact price before committing anything, you’re better served starting with NutriLabels’ free preview: build your label, see your calories, the claims you qualify for and your allergen line at no cost (every other value and %DV stays hidden until you unlock it), and decide from there whether the $29 single-product unlock or the Studio plan ($299/yr) fits, without a sales call.
Choose
Starting without a sales call means your first step toward a finished label is entering your recipe, not booking a demo. If you’re running more than one SKU, start with the Studio plan ($299 a year: every product you make, plus the compliance binder and PDF reports, AI spec-sheet import, recipe costing, product approval and three user seats), and the Co-packer plan ($1,199 a year: everything in the Studio plan plus client folders, white-label documents and five seats) covers teams running labels on behalf of multiple brands. If you only need one label, enter your recipe, then see your label: your calories, the claims you qualify for and your allergen line are free, no card required, and Single Product ($29 one time) unlocks every other nutrient value and %DV, every FDA format your product qualifies for, the ingredient statement and allergen declaration; or send us the recipe and we build it ($249, within 5 business days). See pricing, or build your label free to see the free preview first.
FAQ
Is LabelCalc still its own product?
Not as a separately branded site. labelcalc.com now redirects to Datacor's product page, titled \"Nutrition Labeling & Analysis Software (formerly LabelCalc)\" (https://www.datacor.com/products/nutrition-labeling). The product continues under Datacor's brand rather than having shut down.
Does Datacor publish pricing for the Nutrition Labeling product?
No. Every call to action on the product page is \"Request a Demo,\" and there's no price list, tier names, or self-serve checkout published (https://www.datacor.com/products/nutrition-labeling).
Can I buy a single label from Datacor's Nutrition Labeling product without a sales call?
Not based on what's published. The product is positioned for food & beverage manufacturers and is accessed through a demo request, not a per-label purchase.
What does Datacor say the product does?
Its product page describes recipe management, allergen tracking, ingredient statement generation, and \"a variety of compliant label formats,\" delivered as a cloud platform with team collaboration, and cites more than 40 years in the space (https://www.datacor.com/products/nutrition-labeling).
How does NutriLabels' pricing compare to Datacor's Nutrition Labeling product?
NutriLabels publishes $29 one time per product and $299/yr for the Studio plan directly on its pricing page. Datacor's Nutrition Labeling product publishes no price at all; every path routes to a demo request, so there's no number to compare NutriLabels' price against until you talk to Datacor's sales team.
Does either product name a refund policy?
NutriLabels states on its pricing page that your first Single Product purchase comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee. Datacor's product page does not publish a refund policy, which is typical for sales-quoted enterprise software sold through a demo rather than a self-serve checkout.
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