Best GLP-1 weight-loss providers of 2026, compared on all-in cost and public record
Reviewed by the Vial editorial team · Updated September 28, 2026
Sixteen national GLP-1 telehealth providers, ordered by how much of each one’s public record we could confirm, with what a month actually costs next to each name. Nine publish enough to total a month: seven for compounded semaglutide, from $149 to $349 (Noom’s $79 microdose program aside), and two for branded drugs only. Five publish a membership fee and no drug price. Two publish nothing. Three carry an FDA warning letter with no close-out found, and the score says so. The order is the record. The price column is for your budget.
Prices checked September 14 to 22, 2026. Sorted by Vial Score; ties alphabetical. Score never moves for price, and providers cannot pay for a position.
How to read this
- Monthly total is a normal month of compounded semaglutide, cash, month to month, membership plus medication, after any first-month offer. For providers that sell only branded drugs, the total uses the cheapest branded option they publish and says so. “Not publicly disclosed” means the drug is not priced on the site.
- Medication tells you whether the drug is in the price or billed on top, and whether it is compounded or branded.
- Pharmacy named means the provider identifies the pharmacy that fills the prescription on its own site.
- The Vial Score counts the public-record checks we could confirm. It is not a grade of care. A row with an FDA record shows it.
- Lowest published monthly total: Ivím Health, $149, all in. Ivím also carries an FDA warning letter with no close-out found; both facts are on its row.
- Lowest published monthly total at a score of 80 or above: Henry Meds, $247, drug and visits included, no lab fee.
- Only provider that names its pharmacy: Hims & Hers, six in its terms. One of them, AnazaoHealth, has a 2021 FDA warning letter with no close-out found.
- Publish no drug price at all: FuturHealth and Form Health, the second- and sixth-highest scores on the page.
Why the cheapest membership is not the cheapest treatment
Nine providers on this page lead with a membership fee between $19.99 and $199 and bill the drug on top. On five of the nine (Hone, Ro, Hello Alpha, Calibrate, PlushCare) the drug has no published price, so the advertised number cannot be turned into a month’s cost. Ro’s $74 needs a year paid up front; month to month it is $149, before medication. PlushCare’s $19.99 buys the visit; the branded drug is filled at your own pharmacy at whatever your plan charges. Calibrate’s $199 requires three months up front, $597, before a branded drug billed to insurance. The providers that bundle everything into one charge, Henry Meds at $247, Found at $289, REMEVi at $349, look more expensive on the homepage and are the only ones whose homepage number is the real number.
What the score does and does not tell you
A score of 87 means we confirmed more of the public record than for a score of 71. It does not mean the care is better. Three of the highest-scoring providers here do not publish a drug price, and the lowest-priced one carries a federal letter. Read the score and the price together, then open the profile.
How we rank: providers are scored against FDA, OIG, DEA, and NPI records, then ordered by Vial Score. We don't sell rank; placement follows the score. Read the methodology →