ReflexMD charges $0 in membership fees; the monthly medication price covers provider access and prescription. Semaglutide runs $299/month, tirzepatide $399/month, and oral tablets $199/month.

PlushCare operates a prescription-referral telehealth model starting at $19.99/month for visits and prior-authorization support; medication costs are separate and variable. Low-cost compounding providers bundle medication, visits, and shipping in one monthly price ranging from $189 to $399.

OrderlyMeds offers compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide without insurance through a two-month prepaid starter rate followed by standard monthly billing. We break down the first-year cost, the ongoing rates, and what the 3.6-star Trustpilot record reveals about fulfillment and support.

OrderlyMeds advertises all-inclusive pricing with no separate visit, lab, or shipping fees. The structure to understand is starter versus ongoing medication cost: what looks like $74.50/month is a two-month prepaid rate, then $149/month for semaglutide.

Noom Med's microdose program offers a first-month rate and ongoing refill rate that average less per month over 12 months than most competitors.

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.

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.

Levity advertises a $50 first-month discount with code WELCOME, but operates on recurring monthly billing with no prepaid multi-month option. We break down what you actually pay over twelve months and compare Levity's branded-medication model to compounded alternatives.

Lavender Sky Health charges a $25/month plan fee for brand medications and $0/month for compounded GLP-1s, plus separate consult fees every six months. This breakdown shows what you pay beyond the advertised medication price.

Jack & Jill Health does not publish monthly or prepaid GLP-1 pricing on its public website. Without disclosed rates, we cannot compare plan costs. Here's what we found and what alternatives offer transparent pricing.

GobyMeds charges no membership fee, but semaglutide pricing climbs from $299 to $499 every three months as your dose increases. We compare the dose-tier model against flat-rate programs where price stays the same at any dose.

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.

10Rx maintains the same quarterly package price across all available semaglutide and tirzepatide strengths. When your clinician increases your dose, your cost stays flat—but the prepaid quarterly commitment and per-month equivalent deserve a closer look.

Calibrate charges $199/month for coaching and clinical access—medication, labs, and copays are separate. We compare seven low-cost providers publishing all-in semaglutide pricing from $189 to $299/month.

BrightMeds charges no membership fee, no lab fee, and no prescribing fee. Medication, visits, and shipping are bundled into a single monthly price for semaglutide or tirzepatide injections.

AltRx advertised promotional rates ranging from $89 to $75 per month for semaglutide and $149 to $125 for tirzepatide depending on commitment length, with an end date of September 5, 2026. Post-promotional ongoing rates are not publicly documented.

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.

10Rx offers only quarterly prepaid GLP-1 packages; PlexusDx provides month-to-month and multi-month options. We compare effective monthly costs, upfront commitments, and flexibility across both models.

WeightWatchers Clinic splits its GLP-1 program into a Med+ clinical fee and separate medication charges. This breakdown shows the real recurring cost, what's included, and where subscribers report surprise charges.

Trillium Meds advertises compounded GLP-1 from $109/month, but the full pricing structure—refill rates, dose tiers, and billing terms—is not publicly itemized. We show what's known, what's missing, and how PlexusDx compares where evidence allows.

ReflexMD advertises month-to-month GLP-1 plans at $299 for semaglutide and $399 for tirzepatide, but we found no evidence of prepaid or multi-month discount options as of September 2026.

Jack & Jill Health does not publish stable U.S. GLP-1 pricing on its public website. Verified attempts to capture first-month rates, refill costs, and medication fees all require intake or location-specific quotes—making upfront cost comparison impossible.

Gimme's advertised $199/month tirzepatide rate comes from user reports only and lacks primary verification. We compare checkout-verified alternatives including PlexusDx, Eden, Embody, and others with documented pricing as of September 2026.

GoodRx offers branded GLP-1 medications at $188–$338/month all-in (medication plus required membership). Seven compounded-medication alternatives range from $129 to $399/month with no membership fees, captured July through September 2026.

Jack & Jill Health does not publish GLP-1 pricing or plan details. Seven verified alternatives with transparent pricing and checkout-tested structures are compared here.

Rift does not publish pricing or plan details on its public website; a quote is issued after questionnaire completion. PlexusDx lists month-to-month rates at $189 for semaglutide and $289 for tirzepatide, with no membership fee and prepaid multi-month discounts available.

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.

Both Mounjaro and Zepbound contain tirzepatide, but brand-name telehealth prices start around $1,249–$1,499 per month versus $149–$399 for compounded alternatives.

Very few telehealth weight-management platforms currently offer compounded tirzepatide in oral form, and pricing evidence is fragmented. We verified every published price and route option across 30+ providers.

IVIM Health offers compounded GLP-1s through prepaid bundles plus a separate membership fee. We break down the total cash-pay cost, compare effective monthly rates against month-to-month alternatives, and explain what the upfront commitment buys you.