A consultation fee is disclosed in its terms with no figure, so it isn't in these totals.
Every plan, by drug and term
Compounded semaglutide
compounded semaglutide price ladder
Plan
Per month
Charged today †
Monthly plan, first monthSource
All Doses
$229/first month
$249/mo. afterReadyRx's se page · read September 2026
$229
$229
Monthly plan, thereafterSource
All Doses
$229/first month
$249/mo. afterReadyRx's se page · read September 2026
$249
$249
Quarterly plan, paid up front · advertisedSource
All Doses
$179/first month
$199/mo. after*ReadyRx's se page · read September 2026
$199
$597 †
† ReadyRx prices its quarterly plans per month and states the billing method — "*Price shown applies to quarterly plans paid up-front." — but never prints what a quarter costs. The charged-today figures on the quarterly rungs here are $199 and $275 times three, this site's arithmetic and not ReadyRx's. ⚠ They are also almost certainly HIGH for a new patient: each quarterly card advertises a lower first month ($179 and $255), and how that first month lands inside a prepaid quarter is not published.
One price at every dose; the card is headed “All Doses”. $229 is the first month only: the same card prints “$249/mo. after” beside it, and nothing on the page caps how long you stay. The quarterly plan is the advertised one and is cheaper per month at $199, with its own discounted first month of $179. A third tab labeled “One-time” renders no price at all on the live page, directly beneath a heading that reads “No hidden fees, ever”.
Compounded tirzepatide
compounded tirzepatide price ladder
Plan
Per month
Charged today †
Monthly plan, first monthSource
Every Dose
$295/first month
$315/mo. afterReadyRx's ti page · read September 2026
$295
$295
Monthly plan, thereafterSource
Every Dose
$295/first month
$315/mo. afterReadyRx's ti page · read September 2026
$315
$315
Quarterly plan, paid up frontSource
Every Dose
$255/first month
$275/mo. after*ReadyRx's ti page · read September 2026
$275
$825 †
† ReadyRx prices its quarterly plans per month and states the billing method — "*Price shown applies to quarterly plans paid up-front." — but never prints what a quarter costs. The charged-today figures on the quarterly rungs here are $199 and $275 times three, this site's arithmetic and not ReadyRx's. ⚠ They are also almost certainly HIGH for a new patient: each quarterly card advertises a lower first month ($179 and $255), and how that first month lands inside a prepaid quarter is not published.
Same shape and the same wording, one step up: the card is headed “Every Dose”, $295 buys the first month and “$315/mo. after” is printed beside it. Quarterly is $275 a month with a $255 first month. ReadyRx offers a one-time purchase of this drug too, and prices it nowhere.
Paying up front
ReadyRx prepaid plans against paying monthly
Plan
Commitment
Same months, paid monthly
Difference
Quarterly plan, paid up front · compounded semaglutide
$597
$687
−$90
Quarterly plan, paid up front · compounded tirzepatide
$825
$885
−$60
The last two columns are our arithmetic, not ReadyRx's: the plan's charge against the same number of months bought one at a time at ReadyRx's month-to-month price. A prepay only saves that much if you stay on the drug for the whole term.
Fees on top of the medication
Membership. None. The medication price is the whole monthly charge.
Consultation. No consultation fee is itemized, by design. The terms of use: “In order to simplify the user experience through the Service, you will only see and be required to pay a single 'total' subscription price. However, if a subscription product you purchase required a consultation with a Provider... then the total price you pay includes the amounts charged for use of the Service, as well as amounts charged by the Labs... Pharmacy for the prescription drug, and the amount charged by the Medical Group for the services of the Provider.” A separate “Program Membership Fee”, attached to a 28-week adherence guarantee, is named in the same document and priced nowhere.
Billing, canceling and refunds
Plans bill monthly or quarterly, with quarterly plans paid up front.
Each plan starts with a lower first-month charge before the regular rate applies.
A “One-time” purchase tab exists but shows no price.
ReadyRx cost questions
What does the first month at ReadyRx cost?$229 for compounded semaglutide, the same as every month after it. No consultation fee is itemized, by design. The terms of use: “In order to simplify the user experience through the Service, you will only see and be required to pay a single 'total' subscription price. However, if a subscription product you purchase required a consultation with a Provider... then the total price you pay includes the amounts charged for use of the Service, as well as amounts charged by the Labs... Pharmacy for the prescription drug, and the amount charged by the Medical Group for the services of the Provider.” A separate “Program Membership Fee”, attached to a 28-week adherence guarantee, is named in the same document and priced nowhere.
Is ReadyRx cheaper if I pay up front?The quarterly plan, paid up front works out to $199 a month for compounded semaglutide. Bought month by month, the same 3 months would be $687: a difference of $90 by our math, if you stay the whole term.
Does the ReadyRx price go up with the dose?Yes. A month of compounded semaglutide runs from $229 to $249 depending on the dose; the full ladder is above.