Pomegranate Health advertises compounded semaglutide at $119/month and tirzepatide at $149/month with no membership fee. We explain what is included, where the evidence requires checkout confirmation, and how rates compare to PlexusDx all-dose pricing.

Lavender Sky Health advertises compounded semaglutide from a two-month prepaid equivalent of $95/month, but consultation fees, dose increases, and brand-plan charges add layers many shoppers discover only at checkout.

FuturHealth's membership-plus-medication structure pushes effective costs above most low-cost GLP-1 telehealth programs. We compare the verified monthly bills across eight providers.

Sesame Care operates as a cash-pay marketplace without published monthly or prepaid plan pricing. This analysis explains what that structure means for cost transparency and compares it to providers with itemized multi-month options.

BrightMeds offers compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide on a cash-pay basis with no membership, labs, or prescribing fees. This analysis compares its standard month-to-month pricing with its three-month prepaid promotional plan and calculates twelve-month costs for each option.

Fifty410 charges no membership fee. All medication costs are included in the published price: $199/month for semaglutide or $399–$549 upfront for a 3-month tirzepatide supply. No surprise charges.

Alan Meds advertises both a buy-one-get-one promotional structure and a monthly billing plan for compounded semaglutide—but official pages conflict on which offer is current. We normalize both structures to 12-month costs and compare against prepaid alternatives.

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.

Willow charges a flat monthly rate with no introductory period: $299/month for compounded semaglutide and $399/month for tirzepatide, both rates covering first month and every refill.

Trillium Meds advertises GLP-1 programs from $109/month, but tirzepatide-specific pricing, dose tiers, route, and plan structure are not disclosed publicly as of September 2026.

Trava does not publish tirzepatide pricing on its website. Rates require an intake or location-specific quote, making upfront cost comparison difficult. Here's what we know and how it compares to published alternatives.

Mochi Health charges a first-month membership fee separate from medication costs. Compounded semaglutide starts at $60/month and tirzepatide at $90/month, with higher maintenance doses costing more. The ongoing membership rate after the first month was not published in captured sources.

Branded Zepbound runs $448–$598/month with membership fees at most telehealth providers. Compounded tirzepatide costs $149–$399/month all-inclusive. We compare the true monthly cost of both routes, including hidden membership layers.

Most compounded GLP-1 programs advertise a single monthly price, but only a handful guarantee that rate holds when your clinician raises your dose. We compare the providers that explicitly lock your cost through titration.

Big Easy Weight Loss offers 12-week prepaid cycles starting at advertised promotional rates of $399 semaglutide and $499 tirzepatide, but no monthly billing option or standard refill pricing is documented. PlexusDx runs $189–$289/month with no prepayment required.

Big Easy Weight Loss advertises 12-week prepaid supplies at promotional rates, but the company does not publish a dose-escalation pricing policy. We compare the documented structure against monthly subscription models with explicit dose-flat guarantees.

FuturHealth charges a $129.99 monthly membership plus medication from $229, creating a minimum $358.99 monthly cost. We compare that bundled structure to single-price alternatives and show the 12-month totals.

10Rx charges a flat prepaid quarterly rate for compounded GLP-1 treatment—no first-month discount, no refill step-up. We calculate 12-month costs, compare like-for-like quarterly and month-to-month plans, and show what you pay over time.

Emerge Weight Loss charges by dose tier—starting at $224/month for 2.5 mg tirzepatide and scaling to $289/month at 15 mg—not by introductory vs. refill periods. We model 12-month costs under common titration paths and compare PlexusDx's flat-dose pricing.

OrderlyMeds advertises flat monthly GLP-1 rates after a two-month starter period. Whether those rates stay constant when your dose escalates—the evidence we captured does not answer directly. Here is what the data shows and where gaps remain.

WeightWatchers Clinic charges $149/month for starting-dose oral semaglutide and up to $299/month for higher doses—doubling your medication cost as you titrate. We break down the dose-escalation economics, show the 12-month math, and compare against flat-rate alternatives.

OatMeds charges $199 per month for semaglutide and $229 for tirzepatide on a month-to-month basis, with lower prepaid 12-week bundles available. No membership fee. Here's how the plans compare and what you'll actually pay over 12 months.

Three months of compounded tirzepatide injection ranges from $357 to $1,197 depending on plan structure, introductory pricing, and dose-escalation policies. We compare 16 telehealth providers' prepaid and month-to-month rates to show the true 90-day cost.

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.

Mochi Health charges $60/month for starting-dose compounded semaglutide plus a membership fee. We break down the per-dose model, compare it to flat-rate alternatives, and show the 12-month cost with evidence captured September 2026.

Zealthy advertises compounded semaglutide from $151 per month on a quarterly prepaid plan, but the complete membership fee and upfront total are not disclosed on the public website as of September 2026.

GobyMeds charges $299–$499 upfront for three-month semaglutide bundles, priced by dose tier. We normalize the upfront cost, show the per-month equivalent, and compare all-in 12-month spending against flat-rate alternatives.

Ro charges dose-dependent medication fees: Wegovy pill rises from $149 to $299/month, and Zepbound rises from $299 to $449/month as your dose increases. We compare total 12-month costs against flat-dose alternatives.

WeightWatchers Clinic's Med+ program starts at a first-two-months rate of $25/month before moving to $74/month ongoing, and medication is billed separately—starting at $149/month for Wegovy pill and rising to $299/month at higher doses.

Choosing between month-to-month, quarterly, and annual GLP-1 plans turns on one question: does a prepaid discount justify locking in medication, dose, and provider before you know how your body responds?