Noom vs Nutrola Creator Program, Compared (September 2026)

Noom is a weight-loss and wellness app. Its public Creators page does not name a rate, but an affiliate network listing shows what it pays per referral. Nutrola has a transparent creator code that pays the same rate for every creator. This guide puts the two side by side from their published sources, and closes with who should choose which.

Nutrola runs one of the programs discussed here. Every figure about another program is quoted from that company's own page or its affiliate-network listing, linked under Sources, as checked on 17 September 2026. Terms change; check the source before you rely on a number.

How do the two programs compare on paper?

	Noom (Creators or affiliate)	Nutrola creator code
Commission structure	Creators page: negotiated. Affiliate listing: $10 to $15 per qualified trial or sign-up	20% of the subscription price the subscriber paid
Per referral, first payment	Affiliate listing: $10 to $15, one-time	$8.00 on a yearly plan, $2.00 on a monthly plan (US prices $39.99 and $9.99)
Renewals	Affiliate listing does not state	Paid on every renewal and monthly rebill
Follower minimum	Creators page states none	None; offers are built on what your recent reels actually do
Attribution	Affiliate link or Creator-specific code (not stated on public pages)	Code entered in the app during onboarding
What the follower gets	Not stated on public pages	A welcome bonus inside the app, in gems
Who it is for	Creators and Community page says anyone; does not specify use of the app	Fitness, nutrition, wellness and lifestyle creators at any size; Premium is set up before you film
Paid content alongside	Creators page mentions giveaways and features on Noom channels; nothing about fees for posts	Yes, offers can include a fee for reels or files, set per creator
Languages	Not stated	Any of the app's 20 languages

Where is Noom's program stronger?

• The first payout can be larger. Noom's $10-15 bounty is bigger than Nutrola's $8 on a yearly plan, if the subscriber does not renew.
• No minimum is published. Like Nutrola, Noom states it does not require a minimum follower count.
• Noom features creators. The Creators page mentions giveaways, live events and features on Noom's own channels, which can drive secondary reach.

Where is the Nutrola code stronger?

• Transparent terms. Nutrola publishes the code rate (20%), how it is calculated (price paid), what it pays on (first payment and renewals), and when you are paid (monthly the month after conversion). Noom's public pages do not list a rate; the affiliate figure comes from a third-party network.
• It keeps paying. Every renewal pays 20% again. A monthly subscriber who stays six months pays you $12 under the Nutrola code; the UpPromote listing for Noom does not state whether its $10 to $15 bounty repeats on a renewal or rebill. The full comparison of recurring vs first-payment structures.
• Code is portable. Noom's public pages do not describe how the referral works. Nutrola's code is typed in the app, so it works from Instagram bio, TikTok caption, YouTube description or pinned comment; there is no link to break or cookie to miss.
• You are given the product. Noom does not state whether it requires app use. Nutrola sets your account up with Premium first, so you can show the scan working properly without committing.
• Works with paid deals. Noom mentions features and giveaways but not a fee for your content. Nutrola's offers can be a fee for your reels or files, with the code on top, decided per creator and written before you film.

What does the same subscriber base pay under each program?

Illustration, not a promise: assumes Noom's bounty averages $12.50, the midpoint of the UpPromote listing's $10 to $15 range, and that it pays once, since the listing does not say whether it repeats on a renewal. Suppose 20 followers sign up for Noom and 20 for Nutrola through your referral.

Scenario	Noom (assuming $12.50 average bounty, paid once)	Nutrola code
Referrals convert, first payment only	20 x $12.50 = $250	Varies by plan mix: e.g. 10 yearly x $8 + 10 monthly x $2 = $100
One month later, monthly subscribers rebill and stay	$0 assumed (the listing does not state a renewal rate)	10 x $2 = $20
One year later, yearly subscribers renew	$0 assumed	10 x $8 = $80
Total over one year	$250	$200 (on continued subscription)

The figures in the tables are arithmetic on stated assumptions, not earnings claims. Noom's own page and its affiliate listing do not state a renewal policy, so the table assumes a single payment for Noom. What a program pays you depends on your audience, your content and the app's own prices in your followers' countries.

Which should you choose?

• Choose Noom if you want a bounty ($10 to $15 per the affiliate listing) that is larger than Nutrola's $8.00 first payment on a yearly plan, and you are comfortable that the listing does not say whether it pays again on a renewal.
• Choose the Nutrola code if you want to be paid for renewals as well as first conversions, you want transparent terms on rates and payout, you post on social platforms instead of a website, you want a paid deal for your reels as well as a code, or your audience is multilingual (Nutrola is in 20 languages).
• Ask before stacking two referral programs. Different apps have different rules on exclusivity. Disclose every paid partnership as your platform and country require.

If Nutrola fits your situation, apply here.