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brand tirzepatide · prices read from each company's own pages, September 2026

11 of the companies we have priced first-hand sell brand tirzepatide for less than Noom does, and the cheapest of them is $129 a month below it. Everything below is the same molecule, all in, with nothing prepaid.

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Which companies sell brand tirzepatide for less than Noom?

11 of them, from $299. The last column is the monthly gap times twelve, at today's published rates.

What would you give up?

On the five checks this site runs on every company, Noom publishes support hours and discloses no consultation fee. 8 of the 11 cheaper companies answer as many of those checks or more.

And the ones that cost more?

29 of them, so you can see where Noom sits across the whole market.

Cheaper, but selling something else

248 companies here are cheaper than Noom's $428/mo and do not price brand tirzepatide at all. None of them is a swap: a cheaper price for a different drug is a different product, not a discount.

• Collective $59/mo + $199/yr membershipCompounded semaglutide is $59 a month here and tirzepatide $69, held at every dose, on top of a $199 membership billed a year at a time. The page prints all three figures in the same answers.
• TeleClinic $79/moTeleClinic's semaglutide page charges $79 for one month with no commitment, and its tirzepatide page $149. Month two is where the pages disagree: the FAQ quotes a $199 standard semaglutide rate and $299 for tirzepatide, while the checkout cards say the intro rate is locked for the life of your membership.
• Mondae $87/moMonth to month, Mondae charges $87 for compounded semaglutide and $126 for compounded tirzepatide, dose-flat and membership-free. The home page's “From $75” and “From $124” are three-month rates, $225 and $372 in total.
• Sunlight $88/moSunlight's home page prices compounded semaglutide at $88 and tirzepatide at $157, as flat rates billed every 28 days with no membership. Two other Sunlight pages still say $179 and $259, and canceling after a clinician's review costs an $80 clinical fee.
• Harbor $89/moHarbor lists compounded semaglutide at $89 a month and tirzepatide at $119, flat at every dose, with no membership and no minimum commitment. What it doesn't show is the plan behind the price: the same figures are labeled “As low as,” and billing can be monthly or quarterly depending on what's picked at checkout.
• Revel RX $89/moCompounded semaglutide is $89 a month at Revel RX and compounded tirzepatide $155, the same at every dose and with no membership fee on top. Those are the only two prices the site publishes, and both are plain monthly rates.
• LVNG RX $90/moLVNG RX lists compounded semaglutide from $90 a month and tirzepatide from $149, billed every 30 days with the provider visit, prescription and delivery included. The $90 sits under a “new patient offer” banner beside a crossed-out $249, and no dose table or later-month price is published.
• boostAGErx $95/moboostAGErx charges $95 a month for compounded semaglutide and $145 for compounded tirzepatide, and its FAQ says that covers the clinician visit and the medication. Both are “starts with” figures; no dose table is published, though the FAQ says the price doesn't rise as your dose does.

240 more are on the cheapest board, which lists every molecule beside every price.

Why does Noom cost $428?

It leads with Plans start at $79 and include medication. The $79 buys the opening stretch of the microdose semaglutide plan, which Noom's footnote calls an “Initial 3 week subscription and 4 weeks of medication.” After that the plan renews at $537 every 12 weeks, which Noom writes as $179 a month. Tirzepatide's microdose version starts at $99 and renews at $597. The whole ladder is on the Noom cost page.

Hoping to try a single month of compounded semaglutide? The smallest renewal Noom sells is $537 for 12 weeks.

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Questions people ask

• What is the cheapest alternative to Noom?Amazon One Medical, at $299 a month for brand tirzepatide with no commitment and any required membership included. That is $129 a month less than Noom's $428, or $1,548 over a year. That is the cheapest of 11 companies on this roster that sell the same molecule for less.
• Is Noom expensive?On brand tirzepatide it sits 11 places from the bottom of the 41 companies here that price it: 11 are cheaper and 29 are dearer. Its own month-to-month figure is $428 all in. $79 opens a twelve-week clock.
• Do the cheaper alternatives to Noom sell the same thing?Every company in the main table on this page publishes a price for brand tirzepatide, which is the molecule Noom's own cheapest plan is for. 248 further companies are cheaper than Noom overall while selling a different molecule; they're listed separately, since a cheaper price for a different drug isn't a discount.
• What would I lose by leaving Noom?On the checks this site runs, Noom publishes support hours and discloses no consultation fee. 8 of the 11 cheaper companies match or beat it on that count. The rest may still be right for you; they just tell you less.

Every price here is read from that company's own page on the date its review carries, and the order is price, cheapest first, the same rule every list on this site uses. Some companies named here pay us a commission; none of them bought a position, and the Noom review is unchanged by whether Noom does. Who pays us · all alternatives · every review. 412 reviews are published here.