Nutrisystem Inc.

A direct-to-consumer weight management and prepared-meal company whose site now fronts Wellina, a nutrition marketplace created by the experts of Nutrisystem that brings the Nutrisystem and Jenny Craig programs together on one platform. The business ships portion-controlled, dietitian-designed breakfasts, lunches, dinners and snacks to subscribers' doors, with plans that require no cooking or meal preparation and can be cancelled at any time. The offer is structured in three tiers: structured Weight Loss plans, Healthy Lifestyle plans for maintenance and healthier eating, and an a la carte channel for shopping individual meals and snacks to supplement home cooking. Customers pick a goal, select a plan, customize a menu from more than 100 dietitian-designed options, and receive delivery, with wellness tools for tracking progress. Pricing is quoted from $1.99 per meal at the lowest Club Advantage individual-item price, with no hidden fees. Menu development is organized around nutrition attributes rather than a single diet: items carry High-Protein, Carb-Conscious, GLP-1 and Freshly Made designations, and each is published with calorie, protein and fiber counts. Representative items include a Beef Taco Bowl at 240 calories with 17g protein and 7g fiber, a Chicken and Red Rice Grain Bowl at 430 calories with 20g protein, a Bistro-Style Chicken Alfredo at 370 calories with 30g protein, a Canadian-style uncured turkey bacon egg and cheese muffin, a Farmhouse Breakfast Bowl, a Grilled Chicken Sandwich, a Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Nut Square and a Chocolate Lava Cake. All meals are portion-controlled and designed by registered dietitians, and the company markets specialty plans including one aimed at women's health and menopausal nutrition needs. Scale is stated at more than 5 million customers and millions of pounds lost, supported by published customer testimonials with disclosed averages of one to two pounds lost per week. The marketplace positioning is that plans, meals and wellness tools from multiple owned brands sit in a single platform, giving subscribers more variety and selection than the single-brand program that preceded it.