Fifty410 charges $199/month for semaglutide and $399–549 upfront per three-month tirzepatide cycle. PlexusDx and six other providers offer lower monthly rates or more flexible billing on comparable compounded injections.

Calibrate charges $2,388 upfront for a 12-month metabolic program—medication billed separately. We break down the program cost, commitment terms, and what's not included.

BrightMeds charges $149/month month-to-month for compounded tirzepatide injection, with a prepaid promotional plan at $119/month effective when paid quarterly. No membership, lab, or prescribing fees; same price at every dose.

Big Easy Weight Loss advertises tirzepatide at $499 for 12 weeks prepaid (roughly $166/month equivalent) as a promotional rate, but standard refill pricing and dose-specific costs remain undocumented. We compare the prepaid structure to month-to-month alternatives and examine what's included.

Ro's first-month introductory membership rate jumps to $149 monthly, and medication is billed separately at $149–$299 for semaglutide or $299–$449 for tirzepatide. Here's the true long-term cost of Ro's Body Program vs all-in alternatives.

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.

Move from Gimme to PlexusDx by starting a new intake 2–3 weeks before your current supply ends. A licensed PlexusDx provider writes an independent prescription; no transfer is required. Pricing and service differences explained with evidence.

Moving from Belle to PlexusDx requires timing your last Belle dose with your first PlexusDx shipment. This guide walks through the logistics, compares like-for-like pricing, and explains what a licensed provider reviews when you apply.

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.

Zealthy advertises $151/month compounded semaglutide billed quarterly, but membership fees, upfront totals, and cancellation terms remain undisclosed on the public page. Here's what the evidence shows—and what you'll need to confirm at checkout.

Fourteen providers offer month-to-month compounded GLP-1 without annual contracts. This analysis compares recurring costs, hidden membership fees, and cancellation terms across semaglutide and tirzepatide injection and oral options.

Most telehealth GLP-1 providers advertise "cancel anytime," but prepaid multi-month plans, limited refund windows, and separate membership charges create wide variation in practical exit flexibility and sunk cost.

Medication-included GLP-1 programs charge one flat price for medication, provider visits, and shipping. Membership-only programs charge a separate monthly fee for services, and you pay for medication on top. We compare 12-month costs, billing clarity, and cost predictability across both models.

Advertised starting prices often land below $100, but ongoing medication, membership fees, and prepayment terms typically raise the effective monthly cost above that threshold.

Some services advertise tirzepatide at $129 per month, but the figure is typically limited to the starting dose or a short introductory term. We verified standard refill costs and service gaps across every program that claims a sub-$150 monthly rate.

Advertised tirzepatide rates range from $90 to $1,299 per month, but introductory pricing, membership fees, and prepay requirements complicate direct comparison. We ranked 50 telehealth providers by recurring cost.

Zappy Health's official pages show conflicting rate structures for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. We document both, compare them to PlexusDx's transparent month-to-month and prepaid options, and calculate 12-month costs under each scenario so you can evaluate your ongoing commitment.

PlexusDx charges a flat monthly rate at every dose while Mochi Health uses per-dose pricing with starting figures of $60–$90 plus membership.

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.

PlushCare's annual membership saves $70.89 over 12 months compared to monthly billing, but requires $149 upfront. We compare both options with full 12-month cost breakdowns including the initial visit.

OrderlyMeds advertises a two-month prepaid starter plan for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, then switches to monthly billing. We break down the first-period rate, the ongoing refill cost, and the effective 12-month price against no-commitment alternatives.

A budgeting worksheet for MEDVi beyond the first month: the formula, the inputs verified on September 22, 2026, and worked totals for three, six, and twelve billing cycles for new patients and refill-only patients, with the same math applied to PlexusDx so the two can be compared on equal terms.

Lavender Sky Health offers compounded tirzepatide starting at a prepaid two-month supply and branded Zepbound at recurring monthly rates. We compare pricing structure, consultation fees, and true 12-month costs against like plans.

Lavender Sky Health advertises compounded semaglutide at a $95/month starting prepaid rate ($190 for two months), but consultation fees and variable renewal pricing affect your true cost. We break down every line item so you can plan ahead.

Hims & Hers advertises compounded semaglutide at $199/month when you prepay $1,194 for six months. We compare that commitment against month-to-month alternatives and show the 12-month math.

GobyMeds tirzepatide costs $299 per month or $399 for a prepaid three-month starter bundle. We break down the dose pricing, all-in year-one costs, and how each option compares to flat-rate alternatives.

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.

Fridays Health charges $389/month for tirzepatide on its month-to-month plan—the same rate for first month and refills. Prepaid multi-month plans drop the effective rate to $224–$298 per month but require upfront payment. Here's what long-term treatment actually costs.

Found's monthly cash plan bills 13 times per year; its 12-month prepaid plan locks in a lower effective rate but requires an upfront lump sum. We calculate the true annual cost of each option and show where PlexusDx falls in the spectrum.

Fifty410 charges $399–$549 upfront for three-month tirzepatide supplies, with price determined by dose tier. We compare the prepaid model to monthly-billed alternatives and calculate 12-month costs.