Zealthy advertises compounded semaglutide at $151 per month when purchased quarterly, but the upfront total and membership fees are not disclosed. We compare seven verified cash-pay GLP-1 programs with transparent month-to-month pricing.

PlexusDx and Zealthy both offer compounded semaglutide, but upfront commitment, membership fees, and total costs differ. Here's what the evidence shows as of September 2026.

Rex MD charges a flat $349/month for Wegovy pills and provider care. Ro separates medication ($149–$299) from membership ($149/month ongoing), creating a higher all-in cost despite lower advertised figures. Here's the complete breakdown.

Levity dispenses FDA-approved branded GLP-1s (Ozempic, Mounjaro, Wegovy) at $1,149–$1,549 first month, then $1,199–$1,599 refills. PlexusDx offers compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide at $189–$289 month-to-month with no membership fees.

PlexusDx month-to-month plans cost $189 for semaglutide and $289 for tirzepatide, with one all-inclusive charge. Eden charges $99 for medication plus a separate $99 membership, totaling $198 or $298 monthly.

AltRx advertised promotional semaglutide pricing starts lower than PlexusDx, but that pricing expired September 5, 2026, prepaid plans require full upfront payment, and customer reports conflict with advertised cancellation terms.

Lavender Sky Health advertises compounded tirzepatide at a prepaid per-month equivalent rate plus separate consult fees, while Emerge uses dose-tiered monthly billing with no additional charges. We normalize billing structures and calculate 12-month costs to show what you actually pay.

PlushCare charges a membership fee and visit cost but routes prescriptions to external pharmacies; Levity bundles branded medication with care at $1,199–$1,599 per month. We compare the cost structures, insurance interaction, and when each model makes financial sense.

Eden charges separately for medication and membership; PlexusDx bundles everything in one price. We break down the recurring costs, first-month rates, and what each model includes over 12 months.

Embody publishes standard rates for semaglutide and tirzepatide injections. BetterMe Rx shows pricing only after intake. We compare what the evidence documents as of September 2026.

Eden's pricing is verified at checkout; Zealthy's advertised rates exist but lack confirmation of final costs, billing structure, and cancellation terms. Here's what we know and what remains unverified as of September 2026.

Peak Wellness publishes standard rates and prepaid totals for injectable semaglutide and tirzepatide; Remedy Meds showed one microdose rate through its intake quiz. We normalize the evidence, calculate 12-month costs, and show where PlexusDx fits.

Remedy Meds offers a verified microdose plan at $189/month all-in with unlimited clinician visits. Zealthy advertises standard-dose medication from $199/month plus a required $135/month membership. We compare structures, verify what's confirmed, and show where PlexusDx fits.

Found offers insurance coverage and year-long prepaid options; Fridays bundles unlimited dietitian and mental-health coaching; PlexusDx delivers lower month-to-month rates on compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide with transparent pricing. We compare all three.

Found and Peak Wellness take different approaches to cash-pay GLP-1 treatment—Found's 12-month prepaid plans deliver the lowest per-month rates while Peak Wellness offers stronger 6-month pricing on tirzepatide and PlexusDx leads on month-to-month flexibility.

Henry Meds charges $297/month for injectable semaglutide; Peak Wellness charges $249. Both undercut by PlexusDx's $189 month-to-month rate. This comparison uses only verified checkout rates and like-for-like plan math—no promotional floors, no fake discounts.