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Levels combines glucose tracking with blood testing and written clinician review in its Core bundle. Nutrisense’s CGM Program centers on ongoing sensor supply and glucose analysis, with nutrition consultations available separately. The key distinction is how much monitoring each payment includes.
At a glance
2 annual memberships
2 monthly plans
$399–$1,329/yr
$39–$249/mo
2 sensors · up to 30 days · 4 sensors · up to 60 days
App subscription · no sensors included · 2 sensors/month · up to 30 days rated wear
- Core$399/yr2 sensors · up to 30 days
- Complete$1,329/yr4 sensors · up to 60 days
- Bring Your Own Sensor$39/moApp subscription · no sensors included
- CGM Program$249/mo2 sensors/month · up to 30 days rated wear
Compare offerings
$399/yr
Annual membership
$249/mo
Billed every month
2 sensors · up to 30 days
Also includes blood
2 sensors/month · up to 30 days rated wear
What’s included
Results and features included with each selected offering.
Results and features
- Blood panels includedNot stated by Nutrisense
Results and features
- Average glucose
- Time in range
- Glucose variability
- Estimated A1c (GMI)
- Meal or spike tracking
- Real-time spike alerts
- AI coachPartial with Levels
- Weekly or trend reports
None
Getting tested
Both selected programs use self-applied Stelo sensors. Levels Core includes two sensors for roughly one month of monitoring within its annual bundle. Nutrisense supplies two sensors per month while its CGM subscription continues.
Self-applied arm sensors and assigned partner-lab visits
Self-applied upper-arm sensor, shipped monthly
Dexcom Stelo (or your own compatible CGM)
Dexcom Stelo
Up to 15 days
Up to 15 days per sensor
Levels says every 5 min; new readings within about 5 min on its Stelo connection
Sensor every 5 min; Nutrisense Stelo import delay 5–15 min
55–250 mg/dL on the documented Levels/Stelo path
Current Stelo app 55–350 mg/dL
Not stated
Manufacturer reports MARD 8.3%; study in 130 adults with type 1 or type 2 diabetes
2 sensors per annual bundle (about 1 month)
2
About 1 month per year; not year-round supply
Monthly resupply while subscribed
Compatible phone, Stelo/Dexcom account and companion app; check both apps’ compatibility
Compatible iOS 18.6+ or Android 13+ phone; Stelo and Nutrisense apps/accounts
Results and help
Both apps connect glucose readings with meals and activity. Levels Core includes written clinician reviews and blood-test results. Nutrisense includes app reports and Nora AI; human nutrition consultations are separately priced.
Glucose patterns, food logging, AI insights and adaptive programs in the Levels app. Two yearly written clinician reviews connect your glucose and laboratory results.
You can view trends and Nora summaries and export PDF reports in the app, with monthly recaps requiring premium access.
Levels phone app and web portal · Glucose/log CSV and laboratory PDF export · User-granted doctor access · Historical labs, glucose and logs remain viewable after membership
Nutrisense phone app
Results arrive in stages; the full panel typically takes up to about three weeks.
Not stated
Glucose/log CSV and lab-result PDF. Historical data remains viewable after membership.
PDF summaries
Apple Health and Android Health Connect
Apple Health, Fitbit, Oura, Google Fit and other named integrations; limits vary
Grant doctor access by email from the dashboard
Share downloaded PDF summaries; no automatic clinic feed established
Clinician review AI assistant
AI assistant
Live consultation · Nutrition professional · Extra cost
Live consultation · Nutrition professional · Extra cost
Cost and terms
Levels Core is an annual bundle, not a year of continuous sensor supply. Nutrisense is a recurring sensor-and-app purchase whose price depends on the commitment term. Extra sensors and paid consultations should be counted separately.
Purchase: $399
Monthly program: $249
First-time membership purchases have a 14-day refund window. Devices are final sale. Used laboratory orders are deducted from an eligible membership refund. Your annual bundle has a limited sensor supply. Further sensors and live nutritionist sessions are separate purchases. You control sharing from your account. Levels uses selected health information for its service and AI features; account privacy choices are available. Check both Levels and Stelo compatibility. The included adult sensor is not for insulin use or problematic hypoglycemia; US ordering and app requirements apply.
Check the commitment before choosing a plan. Early-exit fees can apply to the current term; stopping renewal is different from ending committed payments. Individual nutrition coaching is a separate service. Coaching may use insurance benefits or self-pay, with late-cancellation and no-show fees. Your health data supports the service and research. The policy describes processor sharing and your account’s privacy and deletion choices. Check the delivered sensor’s suitability. The monitoring program is not an emergency glucose-alert service or a substitute for diabetes care.