Question

How many plans are there? Green, purple & blue? And how do you find out which one to follow? Im joining soon but in just curious.  

Answer 1

After answering all the questions when I joined, it automatically put me on green.  

Comments

@quadratic I am on blue

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Lost 14lbs so far

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@hamza795 i lost 11

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@quadratic wtg

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If you don't like your color you can always change it. They suggest giving it some time though.  

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@pub4745 gl!  

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@chophouse i will stay Green, I get 30 pts, and I don’t think I would do well with only 16 point.  

Answer 2

You fill out a few questions in the WW site and it will tell you which one sounds good for you.  

Answer 3

. Hi! I think there’s a questionaire on the app that will steer you in the right direction Here’s a link for a free month  
https://www.weightwatchers.com/us/c.../iaf/

Answer 4

But you can change plans if the one suggested for you isn’t working for you.  

Answer 5

There are three plans and the signup will put you on the one that seems best suited to you. They recommend trying any given plan out for two weeks before switching, which you can do yourself by using the settings.  

Answer 6

Yes, there are 3. And yes, you can take an assessment to see which might be good for you. However, once you learn about all 3 programs, you can also chose which one appeals to you. They are all based on what they call Smart Points. The only difference is the number of Daily Points and the number of 0 Point foods (all that will be explained once you join). If you are completely new or it has been awhile, I highly recommend doing workshops and digital - at least for awhile - if you can. It will help.  

Answer 7

I was put on Green too! But Blue sounded better so there is where I started. Week #10 down 24. 6 pounds! Halfway to my 6 month goal. Then I will set myself a new one and continue to where I want to finally be.  

Answer 8

My app guided me after a series of qualifying questions

Answer 9

Blue for me

Answer 10

I like the blue. Have lost 69 pounds