Jack & Jill Health does not publish stable GLP-1 pricing, membership fees, or itemized costs in indexed public pages. Here's what transparency looks like—and what to ask before you commit.

MEDVi's compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide programs bundle medication, visits, and shipping into one monthly rate. The tablet route adds a $70 surcharge; branded pathways add a $99 membership. We compare total costs and break down what's included.

FuturHealth charges a $129.99 monthly membership fee plus separate medication costs starting at $229/month. We break down what the membership covers, what costs extra, and how the two-part pricing compares to flat-rate alternatives.

Eden's advertised medication prices exclude a required $99/month membership fee. We break down the two-line billing structure, show all-in monthly costs for semaglutide and tirzepatide, and compare the combined charges against single-price alternatives.

Noom Med's quarterly Core program bills $387 every three months after the first month, while its Microdose GLP-1Rx runs monthly with an introductory period—but the evidence shows structural gaps that make a clean monthly-versus-prepaid comparison harder than it looks.

Henry Meds charges no separate membership fee; your subscription price covers medication, provider visits, supplies, and shipping in a single monthly payment, with no add-ons.

Calibrate charges $199 per month for its 12-month metabolic reset program, billed as $2,388 upfront, but medication, labs, and copays are separate and not disclosed on the pricing page.

PlexusDx publishes flat month-to-month GLP-1 rates; Noom Med splits service and medication costs across distinct programs. We compare the structures, where pricing overlaps, and what remains eligibility-gated.

FuturHealth combines a $129.99 monthly membership with medication starting at $229—a minimum all-in cost of $358.99 per month. We examined available customer feedback on pricing structure and recurring charges to clarify what you pay beyond the advertised medication rate.

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.

Remedy Meds shows pricing only after intake, with a microdose plan captured at $189/month and standard-dose figures reported separately. We compare verified costs, inclusions, and transparency against PlexusDx's published rates.

Emerge Weight Loss offers dose-tiered compounded tirzepatide ($224–$289/month monthly billing) with no semaglutide option. PlexusDx charges $289/month month-to-month or $249/month prepaid for tirzepatide at any dose, and offers both semaglutide and tirzepatide in injectable and oral forms.

BrightMeds' promotional 3-month plans cost substantially less than PlexusDx month-to-month, but the offer is state-limited and labeled a summer special. We compare plan terms, inclusions, medication options, and 12-month costs so you can weigh promotional pricing against established programs.

Found offers two pricing tracks—insurance and cash pay—with monthly and annual billing options. The effective rate depends on whether you prepay, which medication you choose, and whether you use insurance. Here's what each option actually costs over 12 months.

Found offers insurance and annual-prepay options, but month-to-month semaglutide runs $289 ($313 effective with Found's 13-charge-per-year billing). Seven verified alternatives with transparent cash pricing, some at substantially lower recurring rates.

Found offers both insurance and cash GLP-1 plans with 12-month prepaid discounts and 24/7 app access. Whether the value justifies the price depends on whether you use insurance and how much you value bundled coaching versus lower cash rates.

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.

Embody charges no membership fee and bills month-to-month at a flat rate. We compare its injection-only pricing, 6-month guarantee, and 24/7 support against PlexusDx's lower monthly rates and wider format options.

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.