What does brand Wegovy cost at Ro, WeightWatchers and LifeMD?

On a 12-month plan, about $26 a month less than NovoCare's own $349; on anything shorter, more. Novo's subscription takes the pen to $249 a month on 12 months, and Ro and WeightWatchers both add a $74 membership, so a month lands at $323. Month to month, the same pen through Ro is $498, and each longer term is paid for upfront.

What does a month of brand Wegovy cost at each company?

Between $323 and $498 for the pen at its maintenance doses, depending on the company and how many months you pay for at once. NovoCare, Novo's own self-pay pharmacy, charges $349 a month with no membership. Every company below charges Novo's price for the drug and adds its own fee on top, so the membership is the whole difference.

A month, all in, is our arithmetic: the medication price plus the membership rate for the same term. Rows on the tinted background cost less than NovoCare's month. First-month promotions are left out because each applies once: Ro's $39 and LifeMD's $39 first month, WeightWatchers' $25, and the $199 pen price for two fills at 0.25 mg and 0.5 mg. Wegovy HD (7.2 mg) is $399 month to month at NovoCare, and WeightWatchers prices it at $249 on the 12-month commitment too.

WeightWatchers publishes no month-to-month or 3-month Med+ plan, so its shorter medication terms are paired with the 6-month membership at $84, the shortest it sells. That's why its 3-month month ($413) sits below Ro's ($428), and it also means a 3-month medication commitment at WeightWatchers comes with a six-month membership bill. Full ladders are on the Ro, WeightWatchers and LifeMD reviews, and the brand semaglutide page lists every company here that sells it.

What does the membership add to Novo's own price?

Between $74 and $149 a month, and on every term but twelve months it adds more than Novo's discount takes off. Novo prices the subscription $20 under NovoCare on 3 months, $50 on 6 and $100 on 12. Ro's membership on those terms is $99, $89 and $74. Only the last pair comes out below NovoCare, by $26 a month.

Ro puts the saving another way: You can save $150/mo on a 12-month plan of the Wegovy pen or $50/mo on a 12-month plan of the Wegovy pill. That $150 is the gap between $249 and the $399 Wegovy HD month. Against the $349 you'd pay at 1 mg to 2.4 mg, the 12-month saving is $100 a month, which is the figure Novo uses in its own release. WeightWatchers labels the same number the same way: “Save $1,800/yr for highest dose.”

What the membership buys is the prescriber, messaging and follow-up; NovoCare still needs a prescription from somewhere. What's included in the monthly price covers that side, and the LifeMD cost breakdown shows how its program fee is priced across its own pages.

Is the 12-month subscription a saving if you stop at month three?

No, at any of the three, and how much it costs depends on whose terms you signed. At NovoCare, three months is $1,047 and nothing more is owed. The figures below are our arithmetic on each company's own published terms, for someone who stops after three months of the pen at 1 mg to 2.4 mg on a 12-month plan.

WeightWatchers' medication terms are the most forgiving of the three, and the reason is the repricing: the months you did take are charged at $349, so the drug ends up costing exactly what NovoCare would have. The membership is what stopping early costs you there, $839 for three months of use. At Ro the exposure is the whole $3,876, unless Ro says otherwise when you ask.

The same question across every prepay plan on this site, with break-even months, is in does a 12-month prepay save money?, and the prepay break-even tool runs it on any plan you type in.

Why can't you see the subscription price on Ro's or LifeMD's pages?

Because neither company lists it before you're a patient. Ro's pricing page gives the pen at $349 month to month and says You’ll see available multi-month plan options for Wegovy pen and Wegovy pill after the initial manufacturer promotional discounts end. LifeMD's weight-management and Wegovy pages print the pen “starting at $199”, the program fee at $149 a month or $75 “when paid up front”, and no 3-, 6- or 12-month medication price. Both are named in Novo's release as launch partners.

So the Ro and LifeMD subscription rows above use Novo's own figures, and the table flags each one. Novo says program terms vary by platform, which is a reason to ask for the term price in writing before you pay. If LifeMD charges Novo's 12-month price and puts you on its $75 up-front program rate, a month would be $324; LifeMD doesn't print that pairing, and it doesn't say how many months “up front” covers.

Can you get the subscription anywhere else yet?

Not at Hims yet. Novo named Hims & Hers and Sesame as “coming online soon” on March 31, 2026. Hims's Wegovy pen page still lists the pen from $199 “billed monthly, membership required”, with its membership at $149 a month after a $39 first month, and no multi-month medication price. Sesame isn't reviewed here.

When does going through a company cost less than going direct?

On price alone, only when you're sure of twelve months and you'd otherwise pay NovoCare's $349 anyway. That's the one case in the table where a company comes out lower, by $26 a month. Shorter terms and month-to-month plans cost more than going direct, by $64 to $149 a month.

Insurance changes the sum entirely. Ro and LifeMD both say they'll work on coverage for the pen, and a covered prescription isn't priced by any of these tables. Does anyone take your insurance? covers which companies say what, and who fills your prescription covers where the medication comes from.

What else do people ask about Wegovy through telehealth?

• How much is Wegovy through WeightWatchers?The pen is $349 a month on WeightWatchers' standard price, $329 on a 3-month commitment, $299 on 6 months and $249 on 12, paid upfront. The WW Med+ membership is billed on top: $25 for the first month, then $84 a month on a 6-month plan or $74 on a 12-month plan. Added together, a 12-month month is $323.
• Is Wegovy cheaper through Ro than from NovoCare?Only on the 12-month plan. Month to month, Ro charges the same $349 for the pen that NovoCare does and adds a $149 membership, so a month is $498. On 12 months, Novo's $249 subscription price plus Ro's $74 membership comes to $323, which is $26 under NovoCare's month, and all of it is paid upfront.
• Can I buy the Wegovy subscription directly from Novo Nordisk?Not on NovoCare's self-pay page, which lists $349 a month for the pen at 1 mg to 2.4 mg and no multi-month price. Novo's release says the subscription is sold through telehealth providers and that program terms vary by platform.
• What happens if I cancel a 12-month Wegovy commitment at WeightWatchers?Only medication that hasn't shipped can be canceled, and any refund is worked out at the $349 standard price rather than $249. On our arithmetic, stopping after three shipped months leaves $1,047 spent on medication, the same as three months at NovoCare. The Med+ membership is the part that doesn't come back: its terms require payment to the end of the commitment period, which on the 12-month plan is $839.

Sources

Each sentence below is quoted verbatim from the publisher's own page. The monthly totals in the tables above are ours.

Some companies named here pay us a commission when a reader starts care through a marked link. The one marked link on this page is one of them, picked by rule and disclosed beside it. Nothing above is ordered by who pays: the price table runs NovoCare first, then each company from its shortest term to its longest. Who pays us · how we review · every review.