Is FitLine worth it? Real prices, cost per day and when it isn't worth the money

In 30 seconds: FitLine is expensive, and there is no point pretending otherwise. The best-selling routine, the Optimal-Set with PowerCocktail in the morning and Restorate in the evening, costs €128.70 a month at list price, which is €4.29 a day. A supermarket multivitamin costs €0.15-0.30 a day. So the right question is not "how much does it cost" but "what extra am I buying, and do I need it?". In this article you'll find the cost per day of each product, an honest comparison with the cheap alternatives, the cases where it is not worth it and the three real ways to pay less: a 5% discount code, registering as a Team Partner for around 20% off, and the sets.

I'm Alfio Nicolosi, an independent FitLine Team Partner: I earn a commission on purchases made through my links. So I have a financial interest in telling you it is always worth it. That is exactly why I'm putting in black and white when it isn't: a customer who buys the wrong product is a customer I lose after a month, and they would be right to leave.

How much FitLine costs: prices and cost per day

These are Italian list prices as of September 2026. They vary slightly from country to country and the company may update them: the official store is the reference.

Product	Pack	List price	Cost per serving
PowerCocktail	30 sachets	€107.00	€3.57 a day
Basics	30 sachets	€73.20	€2.40 a day
Restorate	30 sachets	€29.00	€0.97 a day
Optimal-Set (PowerCocktail + Restorate)	30 days	€128.70	€4.29 a day
Activize Oxyplus	tub	€36.50	depends on use, 1 to 3 servings a day
ProShape All-in-1	13 servings	€43.69	€3.36 per meal
Creatine+	60 servings	€30.00	€0.50 a day
Fitness-Drink	15 sachets	€48.00	€3.20 per sachet
Generation 50+	30 sachets	€107.80	€3.59 a day
microSolve+ Omega 3	51 ml bottle	€38.50	see dose on label
TopShape	pack	€99.80	see dose on label

The complete price list, with every product and set, is in the FitLine price guide 2026.

One detail stands out straight away: the Optimal-Set costs €128.70 against €136 for the two products bought separately. That is €7.30 less every month, without doing anything special: if you take both PowerCocktail and Restorate, buying them individually makes no sense.

Why it costs more than a supermarket multivitamin

The real reasons, without adjectives:

• It is not a tablet. PowerCocktail and Basics are 12-15 g sachets containing vitamins but also fibre, fruit and vegetable extracts and live lactic cultures. A 1 g tablet cannot hold the same things: it is not necessarily better, it is a different product. What is inside is explained in FitLine ingredients: a full analysis.
• Made in Germany and tested for doping substances: the products are on the Kölner Liste (Cologne List), the German register of products tested for banned substances. For anyone who competes under doping controls, that is a concrete reason; for everyone else it matters little.
• The sales channel. FitLine is sold only through direct selling: part of the price pays the commissions of Team Partners like me. That is how it is, and you deserve to know. In return you should get advice and support from a real person: if whoever sells you the product doesn't provide that, you are paying that share for nothing. I explained how the model works in Is FitLine a pyramid scheme?.
• NTC technology is the name the company gives to its own formulation concept for nutrient transport. It is a feature declared by the manufacturer: there are no authorised health claims linked to NTC, so I won't sell it to you as proof of effectiveness.

What you will not find among the reasons: "clinical trials showing it works better". The effects a supplement can state are those of the nutrients it contains, authorised at European level, and they apply to any brand containing those nutrients in the same amounts. I have written about who has tested FitLine independently here: Has FitLine been tested by consumer organisations?.

An honest comparison with the cheap alternatives

	Supermarket multivitamin	FitLine Basics	FitLine Optimal-Set
Cost per day	€0.15-0.30	€2.40	€4.29
Vitamins	Yes	Yes	Yes, full B group
Minerals	Yes, often in low doses	Selenium	Yes, with Restorate in the evening
Fibre	No	Yes	Yes
Plant extracts and live cultures	No	Yes	Yes
Format	Tablet	Sachet to dissolve	Two sachets, morning and evening
Doping-substance testing	Rarely	Yes	Yes
Personal support	No	Yes, from your Team Partner	Yes

If your goal is only to cover the basic vitamins, the multivitamin that costs a few cents does that job and I have no argument to tell you otherwise. FitLine makes sense if you want a more complete routine, in a format you drink, with someone you can ask questions. It is a matter of preference and budget, not a necessity.

The comparison with other direct-selling brands, which are priced similarly, is in FitLine vs Herbalife vs Amway and in FitLine vs Juice Plus vs Forever Living.

When FitLine is NOT worth it

• If €100-130 a month is a strain on your budget. No supplement is worth cutting back on your food shop. Fruit, vegetables, fish and pulses come first: they cost less and matter more.
• If you already eat well. With five portions of fruit and vegetables a day, fish twice a week and wholegrains, the additional benefit will be minimal.
• If you expect to lose weight. Vitamins and minerals have nothing to do with weight. The only product with an authorised claim on weight loss is the meal replacement, and only when it takes the place of two meals a day within an energy-restricted diet. I lost my 30 kg with a calorie deficit and walking.
• If you are looking for an effect you can "feel". A foundation product works on your nutrient needs: many people notice nothing at all, and that is normal.
• If you don't think you'll use it consistently. Three half-used boxes in the cupboard are the most expensive way to buy supplements. One product taken every day is better than a set taken every other week.
• If you have a medical condition or take medication and haven't discussed it with your doctor: do that first. The interactions worth knowing about are in FitLine side effects and product safety.

Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

The three real ways to pay less

1. A 5% discount code on your first order

The simplest route if you just want to try it: you order as a customer from the official store and apply the code. No special registration, no commitment. Everything is on the FitLine discount code page.

2. Registering as a Team Partner: around 20% less

By registering as a Team Partner you buy at the partner price, around 20% below list, with no obligation to sell and no obligation to do any business activity: many people register only to buy for themselves. Using the figures from above:

Product	List price	With around 20% off	Difference over a year (1 per month)
Optimal-Set	€128.70	about €103	about €308
PowerCocktail	€107.00	about €85.60	about €257
Basics	€73.20	about €57.60	about €173
Activize Oxyplus	€36.50	about €29.20	about €88

It is worth it if you expect to use the products for more than two or three months. The registration terms, the first order and any recurring order may change: before registering, read the become a partner page and, if you have doubts, ask me for the up-to-date details. The steps are explained in how to save 20% on FitLine.

One thing I will not tell you: that "you'll pay for your products by recommending them to friends". Most people who register earn nothing significant, and that is perfectly fine if the goal is the discount.

3. Choosing the right set, or a single product

• If you want morning and evening: the Optimal-Set, never the two products separately.
• If you want to spend less and don't need the caffeine: Basics instead of PowerCocktail, €35 less per month. The differences are in Basics or PowerCocktail.
• If the budget is tight: a single product, the one that matches your need, taken consistently.

Where not to buy it

On Amazon, eBay and other marketplaces you will find FitLine at lower prices. That is unauthorised reselling: no guarantee on storage, expiry date or origin, and no support. The saving is real, and so is the risk. The full guide to the channels is in how to buy FitLine: where and at what price.

What I spend myself

For transparency: I use the Optimal-Set every day and Activize on the days I need it. At the Team Partner price that is just over €100 a month for the set, plus a tub of Activize every now and then. For me it is worth the money because it is a routine I have followed for more than two years without skipping it. I won't tell you I "felt the difference from the first week": what I really changed was my weight, my walking and my sleep, and the supplements are the side dish.

Frequently asked questions

Why is FitLine so expensive? A sachet format with fibre, extracts and live cultures as well as vitamins, production in Germany, doping-substance testing and a direct-selling channel that pays Team Partners. It is not a price "inflated at random", but it is not a price you are forced to pay either: cheap alternatives exist.

Which FitLine product costs the least per day? Among the daily ones, Creatine+ (€0.50) and Restorate (€0.97). Among the morning "foundation" products, Basics at €2.40.

Is the 20% discount permanent? The Team Partner price applies for as long as your registration is active. The conditions for keeping it active are set by the company and may change: check them when you register.

Do I have to sell to get the discount? No. You can register and buy only for yourself.

Can I try it for just one month? Yes: order as a customer with the 5% discount code, with no commitment at all.

Is there a money-back guarantee? The returns policy is that of the official PM-International store, shown when you place your order. Check it there before you buy.

Conclusion

FitLine is worth it for someone who wants a complete routine, in sachet form, with support, and has a budget that can carry it without sacrifices: in that case the smart way to buy it is the Optimal-Set at the Team Partner price, about €103 a month instead of €136. It is not worth it for someone who only wants the basic vitamins, who expects to lose weight or to "feel" something, or who would have to take that money out of the food shop. If you are in doubt, the most sensible choice is also the cheapest: one product, one month, with 5% off, and then you decide.

Read also:

• FitLine price list 2026
• How to buy FitLine: where and at what price
• PowerCocktail: what it is for and how to take it

FitLine is a registered trademark of PM-International AG. This site is run by an independent Team Partner and is not the company's official website. The information is for educational purposes and does not replace medical advice.