This analysis of Shakeology alternatives is based on data, not opinion. I hope you like graphs.
My goal was to identify the best Shakeology substitute. And as an engineer, I geeked out hard.
The result is an accurate comparison of Shakeology-like products to help you decide which one is best for your goals and budget.

shakeology alternatives
You want to find an alternative to Shakeology, and you’re not the only one.
Even though I am an avid Shakeology drinker, I do my research every couple of years to ensure I am getting the best quality product for my money.
In addition, each month there are thousands of people searching Google for a good Shakeology alternative.

I started researching products comparable to Shakeology years ago when I wrote our Shakeology Review article.
Plus, we moved outside of the few countries that sell Shakeology (US, Canada, UK, and France only as of July 2022), so we had to find an alternative.
What I found was confusing, to say the least. Websites would say that a keto meal replacement (13 grams of fat per serving) was comparable to Shakeology (3 grams of fat per serving).
Others would recommend a basic whey protein shake with some adaptogen mushrooms. While it’s probably a good product, the ingredient list is seriously lacking compared to that of Shakeology.
Mostly, I saw lower-cost alternatives to Shakeology that contained poor quality and artificial ingredients. Well, those are just not acceptable.
Given my frustration with these recommendations, writing this article was only a matter of time. And, I am a bit embarrassed about how much time I spent on this. It was not hours, but days. I really, REALLY geeked out.
For some of the products, I’ll briefly share our opinion on taste, but this is personal preference, not data. If you have any opinions (taste, texture, flavors, etc.) feel free to share them in the comments to help other readers make decisions.
While I think this is the best review of products comparable to Shakeology (definitely the most comprehensive), it can always improve with your feedback, comments, and other product suggestions.
Finding the Best Shakeology Substitutes
Our selection process was strenuous.
First, all protein shakes were excluded since they are not comparable to Shakeology. For most, we don’t recommend protein powder. Shakeology offers far more nutrition and meal replacement potential than just a protein shake.
Quality first.
We obsessed over the quality of the ingredients first, and then the nutrition facts.
No fake ingredients.
Anything with artificial flavors and ingredients was also eliminated.
Plant-based, please.
As mostly vegetarian tree huggers, we were concerned about the availability of plant-based flavors. If there wasn’t a vegan option, we didn’t analyze it (with one exception).
Some keto-friendly.
There has been a huge influx of keto shakes into the market with the popularity of the diet.
Most of them are not plant-based, and the shakes that offer vegan flavors are quite different than Shakeology. Still, we included a few because they’re so popular.
Why Trust Us?
All we are doing is presenting the data so that you can make an informed decision. Here are three reasons why you can trust our recommendations.
1. We’re not a review site.
While review sites can be great for some things, they’re not the best for supplements. Typically, they save a bunch of time (and make a bunch of money) by only recommending the best sellers on Amazon.
You probably won’t get a bad product, but you won’t get the best product for your goals and budget.
2. We did the math.
As engineers, we needed to know the real numbers. We assumed all the marketing mumbo jumbo was just noise and focused on the numbers.
We didn’t just compare nutrition labels. Everything was normalized so that we could calculate accurate numbers per serving, gram, and calorie.
3. Data-driven not commission-driven.
Our selections were data-driven (you can see the spreadsheet if you want), not affiliate program-driven. More often than not, websites recommend the product that has the best commission.
Yes, on the internet, almost every supplement recommendation has an affiliate commission attached to it. Otherwise people wouldn’t have an incentive to write review content.
These commissions have not influenced our data. That’s not our style. In fact, our number one Shakeology substitute has a 12% commission, while most of the other premium meal replacements offer 25-30%.
I don’t know why you want to find a Shakeology alternative. Maybe it’s too expensive, you’re allergic to an ingredient, the taste is not your favorite, or you started a new diet.
Whatever the reason, we have you covered in this article. So, let’s begin.
The Best Shakeology Alternatives
We settled on 10 shakes that were “comparable” to Shakeology. Here they are in no particular order:
- Ka’Chava
- Ample V
- Garden of Life Meal Replacement
- Vega One All-in-One Shake
- Orgain Organic Meal
- Plant Fusion Complete Meal
- 310 Shake
- LYFEfuel All-In-One Daily Essentials Shake
- Ambronite Complete Meal Shake
- HLTH Code Complete Meal
All the data collected was on the chocolate flavor. Also, some brands offer whey and vegan, but we took data from the vegan flavors.
As you’ll soon see, not all of these are perfectly comparable to Shakeology.
To cut to the chase, there was only one very similar alternative to Shakeology: Ka’Chava.
But given the choice between the two, we would still go with Shakeology. Shakeology is pretty tough to beat. It’s highly nutritious and cheaper than its best substitute.
However, your reasons to drink a shake may be different than ours. So, to help you make the most informed decision, we further analyze the data in the next section, where we’ll separate them into the following categories:
- Shakeology’s Twin Sister
- Best Less Expensive Shakeology Alternatives
- Best Filling Weight Loss Shakes Like Shakeology
- Best Zero Sugar Shakeology Substitutes
- Best Keto Alternatives for Shakeology
- The Other Best Shakeology Alternatives
Let’s start by comparing the price of these Shakeology alternates.
Best Shakeology Alternatives by Price
Of course, it’s useless to just look at the price per bag or canister. The price per serving is most important. So, we did the math, and here is a chart showing the price per serving.
Included is a discounted price. Typically, supplement companies offer a 10-15% discount for customers who order on a subscription or auto-shipment. Even Amazon offers a small discount if you subscribe for monthly orders.
For Shakeology, you can get steeper discounts (up to 22%) depending on how you buy, but there’s a catch. For a comparison of these Shakeology discount opportunities and an explanation of what you’re signing up for, read our article titled, ‘How Much is Shakeology a Month: ACTUAL Prices Compared.’

But, in my opinion, the price per serving doesn’t always tell the full story. I like to evaluate the price per calorie. In a way, this tells me how much fuel am I getting for my dollar.

As shown, now the cost of Ambronite, a very high-calorie and filling meal shake, is much lower while the cost of LYFEfuel and 310 Shake, a low calorie and less satiating weight loss shakes, is much higher.
Alternatives to Shakeology by Macronutrients
Most of us are drinking a meal replacement shake with a goal in mind. Whether that’s weight loss, having a convenient but filling meal, or sticking to the requirements of a diet plan, the macronutrients are important.
So, here are the grams of protein, carbohydrates, and fat per serving of each alternative for Shakeology.

Fiber Comparison
Since we’re talking about meal replacement shakes, fiber is the MVP.
Not only are 97% of people in the U.S. fiber deficient, but a 2018 study concluded that adult dieters who consumed 30 grams of fiber per day lost 5 pounds without making other lifestyle changes.
Additionally, fiber is good in these shakes because it indicates that whole-food fruit, vegetable, and superfood ingredients were used rather than processed ingredients.

Ka’Chava, Shakeology, Vega One, and Plant Fusion are all very dense in fiber, coming from between 12 and 25 grams of carbs. The Ambronite number is inflated because it contains 40 grams of carbs per serving.
I am skeptical about the fiber in HLTH Code and 310 Shake. They both list “soluble vegetable fiber” on their ingredient list and have a very high amount of fiber respective to their carbs contents, 13 and 7 grams of carbs respectively.
This leads me to believe that it’s not naturally occurring fiber that is most beneficial for our bodies.
Fiber is important for our health and digestion, but it’s also important for keeping us full.
Shakeology Alternates and Hours Full
How long is a meal replacement going to keep you full? This is a great question that we should all be asking.
The two most filling components of a meal replacement shake are protein and fiber.
With these numbers, we’ve calculated an “hours full” rating per serving for each product. Additionally, calories per serving are included on the same chart.
Everyone has different goals and needs, but for most of us, it’s ideal to stay full longer from fewer calories.

For those of you who are curious, here is the hours full calculation:
[Grams of protein per serving + (3 x grams of fiber per serving)] / 10 = Hours full
Keep in mind that this is a made-up calculation and the hours full number is only an estimate.
If you dislike my calculation because it doesn’t take fat into account, then please ignore it. Few studies show how filling fats are and it depends greatly on the source.
This calculation, and the next calculation, are not favorable for high fat keto shakes.
Total Nutrition Value of Shakeology Alternates
When asked, Alex said the most important thing to her when selecting a health shake was the total nutrient value.
I liked her thinking. After all, that’s why we have been drinking Shakeology for so many years. It’s easy for us to consume carbs, protein, and healthy fats every day, however, those micronutrients from 5-9 servings for fruits and vegetables are tricky.
Now, there is no possible way to measure “total nutrition value” perfectly. It’s far too complex. But, I had a spreadsheet that was 11 columns wide and 49 rows deep, and a can-do attitude.
Here are the results.

For those of you who are curious, here are the factors that increased our overall nutrient score:
The ingredient list:
- Exotic superfood ingredients (10 points)
- Basic fruit and vegetable superfood ingredients (5 points)
- Probiotic ingredients (5 points)
- Digestive enzymes (5 points)
- Adaptogen ingredients (5 points)
The sum of the above + protein + (3 x fiber) – sugar + carbs – (fat / 2)
* All the protein, fiber, sugar, carb, and fat numbers are in grams per 40 grams of powder. This provides nutrient density.
Again, I invented this calculation. Since it doesn’t favor fat content, the keto shakes faired poorly. Sorry, I just don’t think people are lacking fat (and frankly, protein) in their diet.
Please don’t slam me in the comments for trying my best to provide one more helpful metric. If you don’t like these numbers, ignore them. The calculation only highlights the healthiest shakes that we would choose to feed our family with.
The good news is, that outside of Shakeology and Ka’Chava, the next two highest-scoring shakes are extremely affordable!
Ranking the Top Shakeology ALternatives
After viewing the above graphs, it’s still hard to pick the best Shakeology alternative. Compared to Shakeology, some are cheap, have different macronutrients, have low fiber, or don’t keep you full as long.
So, where to begin.
Let’s categorize the shakes so you can decide what is best.
Categories:
- Shakeology’s Twin Sister
- Best Less Expensive Shakeology Alternatives
- Best Filling Weight Loss Shakes Like Shakeology
- Best Zero Sugar Shakeology Substitutes
- Best Keto Alternatives for Shakeology
- The Other Best Shakeology Alternatives
Below, we’ll highlight the top shakes for each category.
Shakeology’s Twin Sister
Shakeology was released in 2007 and has been hugely successful ever since. Despite what many reviews say, it’s the most premium quality product on the market. Frankly, the ingredient list is incredible.
I can’t believe it took five years for another company to replicate it.
Ka’Chava
Ka’Chava was born in 2012, and in almost every way it’s a substitute for Shakeology. We did a deep dive into Ka’Chava vs. Shakeology, and the ingredient list and nutrition facts are a mirror image of Shakeology.
We buy both monthly. The Chocolate and Vanilla Ka’Chava flavors taste very similar to those of Shakeology. We’ve also tried their Coconut Acai, Matcha, and Chai flavors. All were delicious except Matcha.
I prefer Ka’Chava because I like that it has more calories and is slightly more substantial. Alex prefers Shakeology because it has fewer calories which is better for her goals, and it’s a little cheaper. We both like the taste of Shakeology better, but they are very close.
By the numbers, Ka’Chava is the only shake that is comparable to Shakeology. The other options all have a less extensive ingredient list and don’t come as close to being a superfood shake.
Best Less Expensive Shakeology Alternatives
I have to admit, we did not taste-test all of these shakes. We only tried Ka’Chava, LYFEfuel, and HLTH Code. Either way, we all have different taste preferences.
So, without considering taste, these are the top three best budget alternatives for Shakeology.
1. Vega One
A lot of people buy Shakeology because it’s a high-quality meal replacement designed for maximum nutrition and weight loss.
This is our first choice because it provides that at a much more affordable price. It’s a low-calorie, nutrient-dense shake that will keep you full for a long time.
2. Plant Fusion
This was a contender for first place, however, it has nearly twice the fat content as Shakeology. This one scored very high on our overall nutrient score.
3. Garden Of Life
This is a very affordable option. It’s pretty filling and it has a high protein content if that’s what you’re looking for. For the best cheap Shakeology alternatives, this placed third because it’s lowest in fiber.

Best Filling Weight Loss Shakes Like Shakeology
To identify the best shakes for weight loss, we cut out the high calorie and high-fat shakes, and compared macros, hours full, and fiber content.
According to the data, the following are the top three best shakes for weight loss as Shakeology alternatives. But, if truly weight loss is your goal, our data shows that Shakeology is still #1 in this category, and the rest take spots #2-4.
1. Ka’Chava
Don’t be afraid of the higher calories. They are calories that are beneficial for weight loss. Calorie deprivation is not the right way to do it anyway.
Ka’Chava hits all the marks for weight loss and it also has prebiotics and probiotics, digestive enzymes, adaptogens, and insoluble fiber which are all excellent for gut health.
A healthy gut means healthy cravings.
2. Vega One
Vega One for the win again. This one will fill you up and help you achieve your weight loss goals.
3. 310 Shake
This meal replacement should keep you full like Shakeology, and for some, it’s more ideal for weight loss because it’s a lower carb option.

Best Zero Sugar Shakeology Substitutes
Some people don’t want any sugar. It’s supposed to be a health shake, right?
Just remember that not all sugar is created equal. It’s the artificial sweeteners and refined sugar that are most problematic.
Personally, it’s more important to have a shake that is delicious than a shake that is zero sugar. You’re spending good money on the supplement and it should feel like a reward.
The good news is, there are four products similar to Shakeology that contain zero sugar. These are listed in no particular order
Below is a graph comparing the added sugar content in each alternative to Shakeology.

Best Keto Alternatives for Shakeology
Quick reminder: these aren’t like Shakeology since they contain over four times the fat content. However, like Shakeology, these are premium quality supplements and good choices overall.
Ample V
This is a great plant-based meal replacement that fits into the keto diet. If you’re not plant-based, they also offer an Ample K that is whey-based.
I was impressed by the ingredients and it’s a very affordable option. I tried to taste test it, but they were having production shortages. It seems like the company is in start-up mode.
HLTH Code
All the products we evaluated are plant-based with this one exception. This is a high fiber and high-calorie keto shake that will keep you full for a long time.
Although the premium ingredient list is reflected in the high price, if we were doing keto, this would be our first choice.
We have tried both the vanilla and chocolate flavors. Chocolate is normal and vanilla, especially when blended with other ingredients, is excellent!
The Other Best Shakeology Alternatives
There are three more Shakeology alternatives that didn’t rank in the above categories.
That doesn’t mean they are bad products, it just means they were designed for a more specific need.
Ambronite
This is an excellent quality shake and if you want something that is truly a meal-on-the-go (400 calories), this is a healthy option.
LYFEfuel
I had read great things about LYFEfuel and I was hoping it would be as good as Shakeology or Ka’Chava. Unfortunately, it didn’t rank so well in this analysis.
That’s because it’s supposed to be a low-carb, keto-friendly shake. Considering we don’t believe in the long-term health benefits of either the low-carb or keto diets, you can see why this didn’t do well with us. It’s just simple: the best nutrition and fiber source will always come from carbs.
However, LYFEfuel might still be a great option for you if you’re looking for high protein and low carbs. It contains the second-highest protein per serving (after Garden of Life) and the second-lowest amount of carbs (after HLTH Code).
Orgain
Based on my analysis, this was the least impressive low-cost Shakeology alternative. It has 25 grams of carbs and only 2 grams of fiber. That’s too low…
However, it’s still a pretty healthy shake at a very low price. Give it a try and as long as you like the taste then it’s a go!
Closing Thoughts on Shakeology Alternatives
Please feel free to share constructive comments or questions below to help other readers and help us make this article more comprehensive.
UPDATE:
We have had more time to drink some of these Shakeology alternates, including Ka’Chava, HLTH Code, and LYFEfuel. Still, the only true Shakeology alternate is Ka’Chava.
After 35+ bags and several years now, we’ve continued to purchase Ka’Chava and all the flavors except matcha are delicious. What’s more, is they taste great on the go with water in a blender bottle, or at home in the Vitamix with other ingredients.
Our next favorite is HLTH Code. The vanilla flavor tastes incredible.
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Good article. I developed my own recipe since the cost and ingredient list weren’t favorable! Kale or spinach (freeze flat in zip bags), frozen fruit, home made protein powder, liquid, hemp seed, flax meal, celery, a bit of honey, or stevia. Keeps me full all morning.
That’s so cool! And we’re 100% with you… hiding in some spinach and kale is a shake’s greatest weapon 🙂
I’m curious if Maximum Vibrance by Vibrant Health is comparable in quality to this list. Definitely more expensive.
Hey Al, thanks for the great question! I never crunched the numbers for Maximum Vibrance so I was excited when you asked. Here are all the numbers so you can compare it to the others.
Price per serving: $4.59
Price per calorie: $0.031
Macronutrient grams per serving: 20 protein, 10 carbs, 3 fat
Grams of fiber per serving: 4
Hours full per serving: 3.2
Total nutrient value score: 5.9
It’s a healthy choice with quality ingredients. As you guessed, it’s up there in price. I once tried Vibrant Greens by the same company and the taste was horrible. I fear it would be the same with their meal shake.
I hope that helps and let me know if you have other questions!
Great article! Thank you. This has been super helpful to me. I’m Active Duty and looking for a nutritious way to help me lose a few pounds. Honestly, you convinced me Shakeology is worth the price tag. I’m not interested in starving myself skinny- though lots of women do it. It’s just not for me. I hate all the fake stuff in a lot of this stuff. I listed to a podcast about habit formation and they say the best way to change your habits- not just what you know to be true- is to decrease friction for the best choices. I think having some high-quality options that require almost no effort will help me in my early mornings when it is easy to pick crap. Thank you very very much & Happy New Year!
Thank you, Michelle, for your nice comment and for your service! Happy New Year and looking forward to hearing what you think of Shakeology! If you have any questions about flavors (we’ve tried them all) or signing up, Ryan and I are here to help here or at ryanandalex@ryanandalex.com.
Thanks
Great article. My biggest question is – What happened to Greenberry? That stuff was legendary.. Perhaps you could research a replacement that next? After reading this article I’m going to give Kachava a shot. Just curios when the Ryan and alex duo life is going to launch a workout regiment? Keep up the good work!! Its been fun to see you guys do what you do through out the years..
Hey Joe, I hope all is well. I was sorry to see Greenberry go too. I haven’t found anything like it. The vegan vanilla Shakeology flavor is sort of similar. Good luck with Ka’Chava. I hope it fills the deep void left by Greenberry. If Beachbody doesn’t launch Body Beast 2.0 soon, Alex and I are going to have to step up. Thanks for the support, Joe, and I hope you get some good riding in this spring and summer!
Loved all the great info here! Can you comment on sodium content? Neither Shakeology or Kachava look very good here…with slightly elevated blood pressure, I’m wondering if I should be concerned with the sodium content (Kachava is 400mg or more!). Also the plant based options tend to be higher than whey, but I’m trying to be mindful of sustainability too. It’s so hard!
Hey Jana, that’s a great question. First, ask your doctor. If they approve, we recommend closely monitoring your blood pressure for the first 2-3 months of drinking daily. Who knows, your blood pressure might decrease even with the sodium. Our bodies are very complex and sodium doesn’t perfectly correlate to high blood pressure. Also, it’s fine to go with the whey flavors of Shakeology. The animal-based ingredients are still responsibly sourced. Don’t let the decision be too hard! These shakes are supposed to simplify your life and your health. Let us know if you have any other questions.
Thanks so much for the quick reply! Going to give the plant based Shakeology a try and as you suggest, just monitor BP…so many factors go into that…a once a day shake may have little to no impact.
Would you be able to compare Inflammacore with Shakeology? My doctor has recommended I start using inflammacore for inflammation, but I already have Shakeology which I know has similar properties.
Hey Isabella, thanks for reaching out. First, I would mention this to your doctor and see if he will approve this as an alternate. I’ll need a few more days to get you the numbers. I am having trouble seeing their website and I cannot create an account to view pricing. Since I’m in Colombia, I think I need to be on a VPN. Talk soon!
Hi Isabella, I put Inflammacore into the spreadsheet. I couldn’t access up to date pricing but it used to sell on Amazon for $114, which is $8.14 per serving or $0.41 per calorie. This is approximately twice the cost of Shakeology or Ka’Chava.
It has 19 grams of protein, 15 grams of carbs, and 5 grams of fat, so the macros are similar to Shakeology and Ka’Chava. The Full Factor Per Serving is a 31, which is slightly lower than Shakeology and considerably lower than Ka’Chava.
Regarding the other metrics, it’s not a good comparison since Inflammacore is formulated for gastrointestinal support and the other meal replacement shakes are formulated for general health and weight management.
I hope that helps!
I truly appreciated this article. I’ve been using Garden of Life FIT powder (1-2 each day) for close to 4 years (for weight loss). It had been recommended by a bariatrics doctor. Based on your thorough analysis (!), I will look into Vega One as an alternative. Thanks for taking the time to help us all.
Hey! We’re so glad this was helpful. It’s always nice to have an alternative. We would appreciate it if you can let us know what you think about Garden of Life versus Vega One.
This was exactly what we were looking for thank you!!!
You’re welcome! I’m glad my hours of data crunching helped. If you try on of the alternatives, feel free to circle back and share your thoughts.
Fellow engineer here and let me tell you what……I am obsessed with this article 😂😂. So we’ll written and the graphs and analysis was so impressive. I am also married to an engineer so I am definitely going to be checking out more of your resources. HUGE thank you for providing such an informative analysis on the alternatives. Shakeology is so dang expensive, I just had to google and see if there were close alternatives. And you guys did above and beyond the research I would have done! Mad props and great job.
Thank you! I’m glad you liked our analysis. I took way too many hours to crunch the numbers so it’s always nice to hear the graphs help others. We hope to see you and your husband on our newsletter! Also, in the years since publishing this article, we’ve tried many other shakes. It’s hard to beat the taste and nutrition of Shakeology. If you stick with it, we recently wrote an article outlining the Shakeology discount options to help you get the best price. Our next favorite is Ka’Chava and we just published our in depth review after drinking 30+ bags. I hope that helps and keep using your engineer minds to optimize your health and relationship!
Hi Anellise! Thanks for taking the time to write such a kind comment, we really appreciate it! Like you, we wanted to figure out our best options and are happy that our guinea-pigging can help you out and others!
Thank you for this amazing analysis of these shakes. Since writing this I’m curious if you’ve tried Huel at all? And if so how it compares?
Hi Samantha!
I’ll have to ask Ryan (he’s off-the-grid hiking for another week!) but I did take a look at the Huel v3.0 which looks like their standard meal replacement shake. In a nutshell, Huel has 2.5X the calories, 5.2X the fat, 2.5X the carb, and 2X the protein compared to Shakeology when you do 1 serving. This is all fine, depending on what you’re looking for, so let’s continue with the nutrition…
Shakeology doesn’t share as much nutrition information, but I have a bag of Ka’Chava which is another favorite of ours and has a more in-depth label. Both Ka’Chava and Huel share about 25 vitamins and minerals. Huel v3.0 is higher in 4 areas: it’s higher in iron, potassium, Vitamin C, and manganese. Ka’Chava is higher in the remaining 21 vitamins and minerals, in far less calories.
What I like about Huel is that it has 7g of fiber, although it’s fiber-to-carb ratio is lower because it is just a heavier shake when it comes to about everything: calories and every macro.
Finally, the ingredient list for Huel showcases a lot more unfamiliar ingredients names whereas the impression I get from Shakeology is that its nutrition comes from whole foods, not “Nicotinamide” and such like in Huel.
Just my two cents and it all depends what your body needs! But it hasn’t changed my mind and I’ll stick with Shakeology and Ka’Chava. If anything changes once I chat with Ryan, I’ll let you know!