Eden charges $198 or $298 all-in per month for compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide, billing medication and membership separately. PlexusDx charges one all-inclusive rate and offers prepay discounts Eden does not.

Ro pairs branded medications with a separate membership. Low-cost providers—PlexusDx, Eden, Embody, Found, Henry Meds, Peak Wellness, and TrimRx—offer compounded all-inclusive plans.

Seven telehealth GLP-1 programs with verified pricing, compared side-by-side on ongoing cost, inclusions, medication options, and membership fees.

TrimRx advertises semaglutide at $199/month and tirzepatide at $349/month, but checkout-verified rates are $299 and $399 month-to-month. We break down first-month expectations, refill costs, multi-month prepaid plans, and 12-month treatment totals.

Amble charges the same rate for semaglutide every month—no first-month discount, no refill surprise. We break down what 12 months actually costs against providers with prepaid options.

Ola Health advertises prepaid 12-week GLP-1 plans; PlexusDx leads with month-to-month pricing. We compare structures, commitment models, and effective monthly costs where evidence permits.

Amble charges a first-month rate for semaglutide versus PlexusDx's month-to-month pricing; both offer tirzepatide at the same low-dose rate. Here's the like-for-like breakdown of ongoing costs, prepaid tiers, and dose pricing.

LifeMD sells FDA-approved Wegovy and Zepbound but charges a recurring membership fee on top of medication cost. We compare its all-in pricing against seven low-cost compounded-medication providers over 12 months.

Brand-name GLP-1 telehealth programs charge $149–$299 per month for medication plus separate membership fees ranging from $74–$299 monthly. Compounded programs bundle everything for $99–$299 per month with no recurring membership.

Emerge charges no membership fee on standard tirzepatide injection tiers ($224–$289/month, medication included). The $49/month maintenance supervision option separates the fee from the $99 vial.

Cora Health charges $175–$225 per month with monthly billing or $99–$135 per month when you prepay annually. We break down what each billing option costs over 12 months and compare effective rates to transparent month-to-month alternatives.

Gimme's reported $199/month tirzepatide rate appears in user discussion, but the company does not publish pricing or service details on its website. We explain what's documented, what's missing, and how the figure compares.

Ro separates membership ($149/month or prepaid discounts) from medication ($149–$449/month depending on drug and dose). PlexusDx bundles service and medication in one flat rate with no membership fee. Here's the line-by-line cost breakdown.

Zappy Health's official pages show conflicting tirzepatide pricing: $279/month flat or $299 first three months then $359 ongoing. Neither structure is checkout-verified, and the binding rate requires completing intake.

Form Health charges $299/month for clinical support—obesity physician, dietitian, and messaging—but medication and labs are billed separately. We compare the membership-plus-medication model to all-inclusive alternatives.

AltRx advertises compounded tirzepatide from $125/month through September 5, 2026, but post-promotion pricing remains undisclosed. We break down the promotional structure, prepayment requirements, and billing allegations.

Zappy Health advertises low GLP-1 rates, but conflicting prices on its own pages complicate cost planning. We compare verified alternatives—including PlexusDx, Eden, Peak Wellness, and Embody—with transparent 12-month calculations and no pricing surprises.

AltRx advertises promotional GLP-1 rates that end September 5, 2026, but review reports allege billing conflicts. We compare seven verified alternatives with transparent ongoing pricing for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide.

Pomegranate Health advertises compounded tirzepatide at $149/month with no stated membership fee. The price structure, dose tiers, and potential upfront consult costs require checkout confirmation.

Pomegranate Health advertises compounded semaglutide at $119 per month with monthly billing and no stated membership fee. We compare that rate to PlexusDx pricing, examine renewal terms, and calculate 12-month costs using only captured evidence.

Big Easy Weight Loss advertises a 12-week semaglutide package at $399, but the standard refill rate and billing flexibility are unclear. We compare total cost, contract terms, and transparency across seven alternatives with verified pricing.

Remedy Meds advertises tirzepatide at $399/month according to third-party reporting, but publishes no prices publicly. PlexusDx lists $289/month month-to-month. We analyze the verified costs, service bundles, and pricing transparency.

Some GLP-1 programs charge membership fees on top of medication costs; others bundle everything into one price. We compare twelve providers' pricing structures, total monthly costs, and fee policies to show which models deliver the best value in 2026.

Rex MD offers two branded Wegovy pathways with advertised prices of $349/month for the oral pill and $499/month for the injection pen. We break down what's included, the effective 12-month cost, and like-for-like alternatives.

Lavender Sky Health's compounded GLP-1 medications start at advertised rates of $95–$105 per month equivalent, but prices vary by pharmacy, dose, and supply length, with separate consult fees.

IVIM Health advertises prepaid GLP-1 bundles, but when you add the separate $75/month membership fee, competing providers often deliver lower effective costs with simpler billing and month-to-month flexibility.

GobyMeds charges $299–$499 upfront for three-month semaglutide bundles, with dose tiers that raise cost as you titrate. Seven verified alternatives offer simpler billing, transparent pricing, and—in some cases—lower total cost.

WeightWatchers Clinic splits semaglutide cost into membership and medication. We normalize the two-part billing, compare it to month-to-month alternatives, and document the 12-month commitment before you enroll.

The lowest advertised tirzepatide rate we verified is $119/month on a prepaid 3-month plan, but that figure requires upfront payment and excludes many ongoing-rate competitors. On a true month-to-month basis, the floor is $289/month.

LifeMD charges a separate membership fee plus branded medication costs. Several compounded GLP-1 programs offer all-in pricing that delivers lower total monthly costs—here's how the numbers compare.