Cora Health and PlexusDx both offer compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide with monthly and prepaid multi-month plans. Cora Health offers deeper prepay discounts, PlexusDx offers more flexible month-to-month terms and oral alternatives.

Alan Meds advertises two conflicting semaglutide offers on its official pages—a buy-one-get-one promotion and a separate first-month-then-refill structure. We compared both scenarios against PlexusDx month-to-month and prepaid semaglutide injection pricing over 12 months.

Sesame Care operates a cash-pay clinician marketplace that includes weight-loss visits and GLP-1 prescriptions, but public pricing remains location-specific and requires an intake quote. PlexusDx publishes flat month-to-month rates with no membership fee.

BrightMeds advertises $99/month semaglutide and $119/month tirzepatide through a prepaid summer promotion. PlexusDx starts at $189 and $289 month-to-month. We compare the full cost structure, promotional limits, and service ratings.

Big Easy Weight Loss advertises prepaid 12-week promotional plans at $399 for semaglutide and $499 for tirzepatide. PlexusDx offers month-to-month and 3-month commitment plans with transparent ongoing rates.

Lavender Sky Health advertises compounded semaglutide starting at $95/month (prepaid), but consultation fees recur every six months and prices vary by pharmacy. PlexusDx charges $189/month with provider access included and no separate visit fees.

Form Health charges $299/month for physician and dietitian care but bills medication and labs separately. PlexusDx bundles medication, clinician oversight, and support starting at $189/month. Here's how the two self-pay models compare when you add up the pieces.

Calibrate charges $199 monthly for a 12-month coaching program but excludes medication, labs, and copays. PlexusDx charges $189–$289 monthly for compounded GLP-1 medication with provider access and shipping included. This comparison explains what each covers and how to calculate true total cost.

Alan Meds advertises two conflicting semaglutide pricing structures on official pages: a two-month prepaid BOGO offer and a first-month-then-refill model. We normalize both against PlexusDx's flat-rate plans to show the true 12-month cost.

Alan Meds displays two conflicting semaglutide price structures on official pages captured the same day: a $315 buy-one-get-one promotion and a $297 first-month/$397 refill plan. We explain both paths, calculate 12-month costs, and compare to PlexusDx's flat-rate model.

Rex MD offers Wegovy as both a $349/month pill and a $499/month injection—a $150 monthly difference. We compare route, convenience, and cost against compounded semaglutide injection, with 12-month totals and no-membership pricing laid out side by side.

We compared all-in pricing for compounded semaglutide across twelve telehealth providers. Several advertise first-month discounts; refill rates, membership fees, and route availability reshape the 12-month cost.

Zealthy advertises compounded semaglutide at $151/month, but this figure is a quarterly prepaid equivalent with undisclosed upfront totals and membership fees. The month-to-month rate is not published.

Found advertises monthly rates as low as $99, but that figure requires insurance coverage and paying $1,188 upfront for twelve months. This breakdown explains Found's two-track pricing, medication inclusion, copay layer, and how prepayment works.

Found's cash-pay program offers semaglutide at $289 monthly or $169 per month with a $2,028 annual prepay, while PlexusDx charges $189 month-to-month. How the costs compare depends on commitment and billing cadence.

AltRx advertises compounded semaglutide at $89 per month billed monthly, or $75 per month equivalent when you prepay $900 for a 12-month supply. We compare the four plan tiers, calculate 12-month costs, and review checkout considerations.

AltRx advertises compounded semaglutide from $75/month and tirzepatide from $125/month under a promotional rate ending September 5, 2026. Standard post-promotion pricing is not yet verified.

BrightMeds' three-month prepaid GLP-1 plan charges $297 upfront for semaglutide ($99/month prepaid rate) or $357 for tirzepatide ($119/month prepaid rate), marketed as a state-limited summer promotion. Standard month-to-month rates are $129 and $149 respectively.

MEDVi offers branded Wegovy and Zepbound through a membership-plus-medication model: a flat membership fee, with the medication billed separately and its price not published. This guide explains what the membership covers, how to build a two-line total, how it differs from MEDVi's compounded program, and how PlexusDx's compounded pathway compares.

BrightMeds lists semaglutide at $129 month-to-month and $99/month prepaid equivalent for a 3-month plan, both lower than PlexusDx's $189 month-to-month and $169 3-month rates. We compare the two programs on cost, plan structure, and evidence quality.

MEDVi lists a daily compounded semaglutide tablet priced about $70 a month over its injection rate, with no tablet total published on its public page. This guide explains what is published for the oral plan, compares tablet to tablet and tablet to injection on the same terms, and sets out the questions to ask before choosing a route.

Found charges no separate membership fee—clinician access, app tools, and support are included in medication cost. PlexusDx follows the same model. The decision hinges on cash affordability versus insurance coverage and bundled features.

Sixteen telehealth providers now offer flat-rate compounded semaglutide with no dose-based upcharges. This comparison maps month-to-month and prepaid pricing, membership structures, and twelve-month costs across all major platforms.

Embody charges $299–$349/month for semaglutide or tirzepatide at any dose. PlexusDx charges $189–$289/month month-to-month for the same compounds. Both maintain flat pricing through dose escalation; PlexusDx offers oral alternatives and prepaid rates; Embody offers a 6-month guarantee.

IVIM Health bundles compounded GLP-1s in 4-month or 6-month prepaid packages plus a separate $75/month membership. PlexusDx offers month-to-month or prepaid options with no membership fee. We break down the true 12-month cost of each structure.

MEDVi advertises a first-month rate for compounded semaglutide, then refills at $299/month. PlexusDx charges $189/month from day one. This comparison shows the full year-one cost and what each program includes.

OrderlyMeds offers compounded semaglutide at $149/month, undercutting many competitors. But Trustpilot reviews (3.6 stars, ~634 reviews) flag billing disputes, slow refunds, and delayed shipping.

Mochi Health offers compounded GLP-1 injections with per-dose pricing starting at $60/month for semaglutide medication, plus a separate membership fee. With 4.5 stars across ~18,000 Trustpilot reviews, some users report provider engagement concerns.

Found charges $289/month for compounded semaglutide and $359/month for tirzepatide on month-to-month cash plans. Their insurance track and 24/7 care team app deliver value for committed users, but PlexusDx costs $100–$70/month less on comparable plans.

Found offers checkout-verified pricing on month-to-month and prepaid plans with insurance options; Zealthy's published figures combine medication and membership fees but were not yet checkout-verified as of July 2026.