GLP-1 telehealth cost comparison: what 14 national providers actually charge
The cheapest numbers on this page, $19.99 and $25, buy no medication. The most expensive, $449, buys tirzepatide with the visits included. Between them sit twelve providers that price the same treatment in different pieces: a membership here, a drug there, labs somewhere else. We put the pieces back together. Eight of these 14 companies publish enough to work out a real monthly cost. Four publish a membership fee and nothing for the drug. Two publish no price at all. One names the pharmacy that fills the prescription.
Prices checked September 14 to 22, 2026, on each provider’s own site. Sorted by Vial Score. Score never moves for price.
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The monthly total is what a new customer pays in a normal month, cash, on a month-to-month plan, membership plus medication, after any first-month discount ends. Where a provider only sells a bundle, the bundle price is the total. Where the drug is not priced on the site, the total reads “Not publicly disclosed.”
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“Compounded” means the drug is made by a compounding pharmacy and is not an FDA-approved product. “Branded” means Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound, Mounjaro or Foundayo from the manufacturer.
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“Pharmacy named” means the provider identifies, somewhere on its own site, the pharmacy that fills the prescription. “Not named” means we could not find one.
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The Vial Score counts the public-record checks we could confirm. It is not a grade of care, and price does not change it. Open a profile to see each check.
Vial describes the public record, not the provider. A confirmed check is traceable to the source shown; an unchecked one is neither a pass nor a concern. This is disclosure, not endorsement, and compliance is not a measure of safety.
Where the pricing gets confusing
Three patterns show up across the 14.
The membership is the advertised number and the drug is the real one. Ro, Weight Watchers, Hims & Hers, Mochi and Zealthy all lead with a membership fee between $19.99 and $149. On every one of them the medication is a second charge, and on Ro it is not priced anywhere on the site.
The advertised price is the long-commitment price. Found’s $99 is the twelve-month prepaid rate with insurance. A single month, cash, is $289. Ro’s $74 requires a year paid up front; month to month is $149.
The bundle looks expensive and is often cheaper. Henry Meds at $247 and Found at $289 include the visits and the drug. Zealthy’s membership plus separately bought semaglutide comes to $286, about the same as its $297 bundle, before the $72.50 lab kit.
Which pharmacy fills the prescription?
One of the 14 names it. Hims & Hers lists six pharmacies in its terms, one of which, AnazaoHealth, received an FDA warning letter on August 18, 2021 with no close-out letter found in records checked September 16, 2026. That does not change Hims & Hers’s score, which reflects its own record. It does mean Hims & Hers is the only provider on this page whose pharmacy you can look up. Across Vial’s full index, 94% of provider sites never name one.
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