Last Updated: October 30, 2026
Vital Pursuit Max Pro pizzas are the highest-protein single-serve frozen pizzas we found: 32 to 33g of protein at 360 to 370 calories in a 6 oz personal pizza, for about $3.98 to $4.49. Counter Pinsa Pizzas are the closest match, with 30g of protein at 380 to 390 calories in a larger 7.2 to 7.45 oz pizza for $6.99 at Target. Pick Max Pro for the most protein and fiber for the money. Pick Counter Pinsa for a bigger pizza on a Roman-style pinsa crust.
Updated October 30, 2026. Counter publishes this review and makes Counter Pinsa Pizzas. Every number comes from a Nutrition Facts panel unless noted. An earlier version of this review listed the Max Pro Pepperoni at 30g of protein and 440 calories; the current label lists 33g and 360 calories.
Vital Pursuit Max Pro Pizza Nutrition
All four Max Pro pizzas are one serving per box, so the label numbers are the whole pizza. Vital Pursuit is made by Nestlé and marketed to people taking GLP-1 medications.
| Max Pro pizza | Protein | Calories | Carbs | Fiber | Sodium |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cheese Lovers | 33g | 360 | 26g | 17g | 730mg |
| Uncured Pepperoni | 33g | 360 | 26g | 15g | 800mg |
| Chicken Mozzarella | 33g | 370 | 25g | 17g | 690mg |
| Meat Lovers | 32g | 360 | 25g | 14g | 810mg |
Meat Lovers figures come from Open Food Facts, a crowdsourced label database; the other three come from retailer and Nestlé panels.
What Reviewers Say
Yahoo Health's dietitian taste test of 11 frozen pizzas (Alexandra Ginos, RD, August 2026) named the Max Pro Chicken Mozzarella its best high-protein pizza. Tasting Table's August 2026 review compared Max Pro's 32 to 33g of protein with about 15 to 16g in standard DiGiorno and Red Baron pizzas.
Vital Pursuit Max Pro vs. Counter Pinsa
| Vital Pursuit Max Pro | Counter Pinsa | |
|---|---|---|
| Protein per pizza | 32 to 33g | 30g |
| Calories | 360 to 370 | 380 to 390 |
| Size | 6 oz | 7.2 to 7.45 oz |
| Carbs | 25 to 26g | 42 to 48g |
| Fiber | 14 to 17g | 2 to 3g |
| Crust | Thin crust | Roman-style pinsa crust made with wheat protein and soy flour |
| Flavors | Cheese Lovers, Uncured Pepperoni, Chicken Mozzarella, Meat Lovers | Cheese, Pepperoni, 3 Meat, BBQ Chicken |
| Price seen | $3.99 at Target, $3.98 at Walmart | $6.99 at Target |
Max Pro wins on protein, calories, fiber and price. Counter Pinsa is the larger pizza and the only single-serve pinsa we found. Both are single-serve, so you get the full protein in one pizza. See every high-protein pizza we checked in our high-protein frozen pizza guide.
Sources
- Vital Pursuit Chicken Mozzarella Pizza (Nestlé)
- Vital Pursuit Cheese Lovers Pizza (H-E-B)
- Vital Pursuit Max Pro Uncured Pepperoni Pizza (Food Lion)
- Vital Pursuit Meat Lovers Pizza (Open Food Facts)
- Yahoo Health: healthiest frozen pizzas, dietitian taste test
- Tasting Table: Vital Pursuit high-protein pizza review
- Counter Pinsa Pizzas
FAQ
How much protein is in Vital Pursuit Max Pro pizza?
Vital Pursuit Max Pro Cheese Lovers, Uncured Pepperoni and Chicken Mozzarella pizzas have 33g of protein, and Meat Lovers has 32g, at 360 to 370 calories per 6 oz personal pizza.
Is Vital Pursuit Max Pro pizza a good high-protein option?
Yes. It has the most protein of any single-serve frozen pizza we found, plus 14 to 17g of fiber, at 360 to 370 calories. Sodium runs 690 to 810mg per pizza. Yahoo Health's dietitian taste test in August 2026 named the Chicken Mozzarella its best high-protein pizza.
How does Vital Pursuit pizza compare to Counter Pinsa pizza?
Vital Pursuit Max Pro has a little more protein (32 to 33g vs 30g), fewer calories (360 to 370 vs 380 to 390), more fiber and a lower price. Counter Pinsa is a larger pizza (7.2 to 7.45 oz vs 6 oz) on a Roman-style pinsa crust, and it is the only single-serve pinsa we found.
Where can I buy Vital Pursuit Max Pro pizza?
Target lists Vital Pursuit Max Pro pizzas at $3.99, and Walmart, Kroger and H-E-B carry them too. Prices and stock vary by store.
Does Counter make a high-protein pizza?
Yes. Counter Pinsa Pizzas come in Cheese, Pepperoni, 3 Meat and BBQ Chicken, each with 30g of protein at 380 to 390 calories, for $6.99 at Target.