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364 of the 412 companies we have reviewed lead with a dollar figure, and 236 attach a qualifier to it: a “starting at”, a “from”, an “as low as”. Across the roster, 103 companies flag a rung as the one they advertise and charge more than it for a month you can actually buy: 84 because the flagged rung is a prepay term, 11 because a required membership is charged beside it, and 8 because it is the bottom of a dose ladder. 190 publish a figure you really can pay for a single month, and 119 publish no commitment-free price at all.
Reading it as $99 a month · 412 reviewed companies searched
| Company and what they advertise | A month, actually |
|---|---|
| EdenThey lead with: “Compounded semaglutide for $99/mo”. $99 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. Nothing extra, according to Eden's GLP-1 pages. The price is “One clear, all-inclusive price, no annual or long term plans required”, and the FAQ says “There is no separate membership fee.” The $39-then-$99 membership still applies to brand-name pens, and one Eden offer page still prints the old membership footnote beside the $99. | $99 |
| Liv BodyThey lead with: “Weight loss made simple. Clinician guided. Starts at $99/month.”. $99 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. Compounded semaglutide on the monthly plan at whatever dose and product the $99 floor covers. The footnote ties the real figure to the product and plan prescribed; how much a higher dose or another plan adds goes unstated. | $99 |
| PeptiThey lead with: “Compounded Semaglutide $99/mo all-in”. $99 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. Semaglutide at 0.25 mg, the first strength, charged $99 every 28 days instead of on a calendar date. Each step up in strength raises the refill, to $199 at 2.5 mg, and a physician won't prescribe until you supply recent labs or buy Pepti's at-home panel (from $129). | $99 |
| Transparent MedsThey lead with: “Semaglutide $99/mo”. $99 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. The monthly semaglutide program, billed each month with no minimum term. The site never says what the struck-through $229 beside it was, or whether $99 holds at higher doses. Tirzepatide is $199. | $99 |
| Trinity MedsThey lead with: “Was $299 Now starting at $99”. $99 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. Starting before a countdown runs out. The banner reads “OFFER ENDS OCTOBER 17TH AT MIDNIGHT!” and the hero clock is labeled “Price increases in”. Trinity Meds' own product pages already say “Starting at $149” for semaglutide and “Starting at $199” for tirzepatide, and no page says which price applies to someone who starts after the deadline. The hero's “Flat Monthly Pricing For Life!” reads as a lock for people who start in time. | $99 |
| Try AgelessThey lead with: “Semaglutide Injection $99 For a month supply”. $119 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. A “Limited Time Offer” shown against a crossed-out $229. The same page's dose chart prices 0.25 to 2.5 mg at $119 to $229, and the exact amount is only shown after clinical review. The terms also describe a $40 consultation fee that isn't refunded once a clinician starts reviewing the case. | $119 |
| BrightmedsThey lead with: “Semaglutide from $99/mo, Tirzepatide from $119/mo”. The $99 is a 3-month rung that takes $297 on day one. $129 is what one month costs with no commitment. The 3-month pack: $297 billed once for semaglutide, $357 for tirzepatide. Month to month they're $129 and $149. Both prices are limited to new patients in 38 listed states and D.C. | $129 |
| Luma MedsThey lead with: “New patient pricing on weight loss plans, starting at $99/mo”. The $99 is a 3-month rung that takes $297 on day one. $139 is what one month costs with no commitment. Semaglutide injections on the three-month plan, as a patient new to GLP-1s. The monthly plan is $139 for a new patient and $149 for someone already on a GLP-1. How the three-month plan is charged isn't stated. | $139 |
| Fresh Day MedsThey lead with: “From $99/mo: GLP-1 Weight Loss, Made Simple.”. The $99 is a 3-month rung that takes $299 on day one. $140 is what one month costs with no commitment. The new-patient three-month semaglutide plan: $299 captured at approval and again every 83 days. The one-month plan is $140 and renews every 23 days. | $140 |
| Center for Medical Weight LossThey lead with: “One flat price - Semaglutide from $99/mo, Tirzepatide from $159/mo.”. The $99 is a 3-month rung that takes $298 on day one. $149 is what one month costs with no commitment. The Buy 2 Get 1 Free plan, $298 billed up front for semaglutide or $478 for tirzepatide, with every third month free. The FAQ says three-month supplies are billed every 10 weeks. Month to month, semaglutide is $149 and tirzepatide $239. | $149 |
| RxSaludableThey lead with: “Start for just $99, no insurance required + free shipping”. $149 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. Enrolling in the 3-month compounded semaglutide plan, where $99 covers only month one and refills are $179 each. Whether the quarter is charged at once goes unsaid, and no one-month semaglutide plan is priced publicly. | $149 |
| SexyMDThey lead with: “as low as $99/mo*”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $149 is what one month costs with no commitment. The 12 Month Plan, a 48-week supply of the GLP-1 injection shipped every 12 weeks, and SexyMD never says if that year is paid in a lump sum. The no-commitment Monthly Flex plan is $149 per four weeks. | $149 |
| FormBlendsThey lead with: “First month $99, then $190 per month, or $165 per month with Subscribe & Save”. The $99 is the lowest rung they publish. The cheapest month you can actually buy is $165. Nothing beyond the first order: $99 is charged once, for semaglutide's first month. After that it's $165 a month on Subscribe & Save, cancelable before any billing date, or $190 for each month bought without it. Tirzepatide's first month is $149, then $214 or $239. | $165 |
| HealthRXThey lead with: “Compounded semaglutide plans start at $99/mo with the annual option”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $165 is what one month costs with no commitment. $1,188 today. The pricing table sets it out in full, “12-Month Plan 12 months $1,188 $99/mo $1,163”, and the rate with nothing committed is $190 for the first month and $165 after. HealthRX does not bury the difference: the $190 and the $99 sit in the same table, four rows apart, and the sentence above it names both. | $165 |
| Telezen MDThey lead with: “Starting at $99/mo”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $168 is what one month costs with no commitment. The annual compounded semaglutide plan, $1,188 paid at checkout. Month to month, semaglutide is $168 and tirzepatide $268. The program page's “Starting at $133/month” is the six-month semaglutide rate, $798 at once. | $168 |
| EOS HealthThey lead with: “Start for as little as $99 per month regardless of dose”. The $129 is a 6-month rung that takes $774 on day one. $169 is what one month costs with no commitment. The six-month semaglutide plan on a first order: $594 charged at once with the new-patient credit, then $774 every six months ($129 a month). Month to month, semaglutide is $169 after a $149 first month. Other pages advertise “Start GLP-1s from $129 a month.” | $169 |
| GobyMedsThey lead with: “Compounded Semaglutide 3-month starter bundle $99/m”. The $99 is a 3-month rung that takes $299 on day one. $169 is what one month costs with no commitment. A three-month starter bundle, $299 charged in one go, and it's restricted to first-time patients. A single month at any dose is $169. The badge also rounds: $299 across three months is $99.67, not $99. | $169 |
| Reset SolutionsThey lead with: “Get Started for $99”. $70 medication + $99 required membership = $169 a month. The $99 is the monthly program fee: visits, coaching, body-composition scans and metabolic testing. Medication is billed on top from $70 a month, so the cheapest month is $169. | $169 |
| Cora HealthThey lead with: “Personalized, provider-guided wellness plans starting at $99/month”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $175 is what one month costs with no commitment. The annual plan, $1,188 charged today for twelve months of compounded semaglutide. With no commitment the same medication is $175 a month. Cora's own plans page promises "No hidden fees, no “starting at,” no surprises", while the home page, the FAQ and the banner on every page all lead with "starting at $99/month". | $175 |
| FitFlowThey lead with: “Prescription weight loss from $99/month”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $175 is what one month costs with no commitment. The 12-month semaglutide plan, $1,188 charged at once. Month to month, semaglutide is $175. The $134 tirzepatide tile beside it is the annual rate too ($1,608 up front); one month of tirzepatide is $235. | $175 |
| Lovely MedsThey lead with: “Compounded GLP-1 plans from $99/mo”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $175 is what one month costs with no commitment. The 12-month compounded semaglutide plan. A single month is $175, and the 3- and 6-month plans are $145 and $120 a month. No page says whether a multi-month plan is charged at once, though the terms describe multi-packs bought “at a discounted bulk rate.” | $175 |
| Rx PlatformThey lead with: “$99/mo FOR LIFE, coupon auto-applied”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $175 is what one month costs with no commitment. The 12-month semaglutide plan, $1,188 in one payment. Month to month, semaglutide is $175, and the $149 tirzepatide rate beside it needs $1,788 paid at once against $285 for a single month. | $175 |
| TrimiThey lead with: “Compounded semaglutide starting at $99 per month”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $175 is what one month costs with no commitment. $1,188 charged once, today. The plan card says so directly: “$1,188 billed once yearly · 12-month plan”. The monthly rung on the same card, labeled “Billed monthly · no commitment”, is $175. Trimi's own FAQ concedes the spread: “compounded semaglutide costs $99 per month on the annual plan, $120/month on the 6-month plan, $145/month quarterly, or $175/month billed monthly.” | $175 |
| AmbleThey lead with: “Plans starting at $99 per month”. $179 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. Nothing Amble publishes. $99 is the only GLP-1 price rendered on Amble's home page, and no plan at $99 appears on the home page, the GLP-1 product page, the GLP-1 + GIP & NAD landing page or the FAQ. The cheapest rung Amble actually publishes is $135 a month for six months, and a single month is $179. | $179 |
| Goal MDThey lead with: “Compounded semaglutide from $99/month”. $179 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. The 12-month prepaid plan costs $1,188. Month-to-month semaglutide is $179. Finalized compounded orders cannot be canceled or refunded under the published terms. | $179 |
| Zera HealthThey lead with: “GLP-1 medication, licensed providers, and free shipping. Starting at $99/mo.”. $179 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. Nothing on the site sells a GLP-1 for $99. The $99 tiles are NAD+ and NAD+ nasal spray. The cheapest GLP-1 figure printed is the microdose page's $129 first month; semaglutide opens at $149 and then costs $179 a month, and tirzepatide opens at $199 and then costs $255. | $179 |
| Boston Medical GroupThey lead with: “Order Online - Starting at $99/month*”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $190 is what one month costs with no commitment. The twelve-month semaglutide plan, $1,188 charged at once. One month of semaglutide is $190 in the store, and tirzepatide starts at $239. | $190 |
| Nex Gen Health RxThey lead with: “Semaglutide For as low as $99.00 a month”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $190 is what one month costs with no commitment. A 360-day supply, $1,188 charged at checkout. A 30-day supply of semaglutide costs $190. The tirzepatide tile's $149.00 is also the 360-day rate ($1,788 up front); 30 days of tirzepatide cost $239. | $190 |
| MedroThey lead with: “$99 off your first GLP-1 Treatment Plan”. The $99 is the lowest rung they publish. The cheapest month you can actually buy is $199. A new patient's first plan only, with the code applied at checkout. That makes semaglutide $99 instead of $199 and tirzepatide $199 instead of $299; the higher figure is the regular monthly price. | $199 |
| Next VialThey lead with: “12 Months $99/mo”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $199 is what one month costs with no commitment. Semaglutide on the twelve-month plan, whose card prints $1,188 as the total. One month is $199. Tirzepatide's twelve-month card reads $149 a month ($1,788 total) against $249 month to month. | $199 |
| NiceRxThey lead with: “First month: $99, then $199 every month thereafter”. $199 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. A new compounded semaglutide subscription. The $99 is a $100-off first month that the site's banner calls a limited-time offer; the second month and every one after it bill at $199. Tirzepatide works the same way: $199 up front for month one, $299 from then on. | $199 |
| ShapelyThey lead with: “Get started for as low as $99/month”. The $99 is a 3-month rung that takes $297 on day one. $238 is what one month costs with no commitment. The 3-month semaglutide starter package, $297 in total, plus the required membership at $49 for the first month and $99 after. Buying a single month instead starts at $139 for the medication. | $238 |
| PrideRxThey lead with: “$25 today, then $99/month for ongoing care.”. $149 medication + $99 required membership = $248 a month. The membership, not the medication. LillyDirect or NovoCare bills the drug on top: from $299 a month for Zepbound and $149 for the Wegovy pill or Foundayo. | $248 |
| Zappy HealthThey lead with: “As low as $99/mo*”. The $159 is a 3-month rung that takes $477 on day one. $248 is what one month costs with no commitment. Nothing that Zappy publishes. The asterisk is never resolved: not on the home page, not on the weight-loss page, not on either compounded product page. The cheapest semaglutide plan in Zappy's own grid is $159 a month, and that is a three-month starter pack paid up front, restricted to first-time GLP-1 users and, in Zappy's words, "available in select states only". Month to month is $249. | $248 |
| Fidelity Medical ClinicThey lead with: “Semaglutide Only $99 a Month”. $249 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. A two-month first order (“2 month order required”) covering eight doses at the starting strength. After it, the five-week step-up fill and each four-week maintenance fill cost $199. The Spanish version of the page prices the same two-month start at $199. | $249 |
| He & She MDThey lead with: “Injectable Semaglutide starting at $99/month”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $249 is what one month costs with no commitment. $1,188 paid at once. That much both price tables agree on: “ANNUAL PLAN $99/mo LOWEST MONTHLY PRICE Pay $1,188 annually”. What they don't agree on is the rate without a commitment, which is $199 on the plans page and $249 on the product page. A third figure runs across the top of every page as a banner: “Limited Time Offer: Injectable Semaglutide $199/month from just $139/month.” | $249 |
| FoundThey lead with: “compounded GLP-1s starting at $99/month”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $289 is what one month costs with no commitment. Insurance and a year. Found's pricing page footnotes the same $99 as "Pricing based on 12-month plans paid up-front" and adds that "Monthly plans start at $199/mo for insurance and $289/mo for cash-pay." The $99 also assumes Found is in network with your plan and does not include the visit copay it describes as "typically around $30". Without insurance, the cheapest month-to-month price for the same program is $289. | $289 |
| Joi + BlokesThey lead with: “$179/mo (first month $99) billed quarterly”. $299 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. $537 on day one, and the $99 never arrives. The quarterly cart charges exactly three times $179 with no first-month discount, and the only variant a first month could attach to is the monthly one, which prices at $0.00. Joi + Blokes' own GLP-1 landing page quotes the same product at $199/mo instead. | $299 |
| Nu Image MedicalThey lead with: “As low as $99/mo”. The $99 is a 12-month rung that takes $1,188 on day one. $299 is what one month costs with no commitment. A twelve-month supply of the semaglutide injection. Nu Image's own summary screen reads $99.00/month, for 12 months, $1188.00. One month of the same drug is $299, and the $99 rung has the words No commitment, cancel anytime directly above it. | $299 |
| SkinnyRxThey lead with: “$99 GLP-1 Injections: While Supplies Last”. $299 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. One month, injectables only, and then $299 a month on the plan that advertises it. On the six-month plan the same $99 headline sits above a checkout that authorizes $1,349.10 today and $1,500 every six months after that. | $299 |
| 1st OptimalThey lead with: “Weight Loss Care $99/month”. 1st Optimal publishes no price at all before an intake begins, so there is nothing here to compare an advertisement against. The membership alone. GLP-1 medication is billed on top at member prices the site doesn't publish, invoiced right after the first provider appointment. | Not published |
| Bayan HealthThey lead with: “GLP's starting at $99/month”. Bayan Health publishes rungs but no figure you can pay for a single month with no commitment. A 90-day commitment that can't be canceled once it starts, billed $99 a month, so $297 over the first three months. The $99 buys either semaglutide oral drops or a microdose semaglutide injection; the standard-dose semaglutide injection is $129 and tirzepatide $149. | Not published |
| CoraDocThey lead with: “$99/mo One payment · no subscription”. CoraDoc publishes rungs but no figure you can pay for a single month with no commitment. The six-month semaglutide program, paid in one charge or split through Affirm, Klarna or Afterpay. The program's own product page now prices it at $87 a month, $522 total. The shortest program sold is six weeks for $299. | Not published |
| CoreAge RxThey lead with: “Semaglutide starting at $99/mo, same price at every dose”. CoreAge Rx publishes no price at all before an intake begins, so there is nothing here to compare an advertisement against. A plan length CoreAge doesn't name. Its help center lists 1-, 3-, 6- and 12-month plans and says “Longer plans offer a lower effective monthly cost,” so a “Starting at” price is the cheapest per-month rate on that menu. The same help center warns that an advertised “$149/month” on a 3-month plan is charged as $447 up front. Plan prices appear only after the qualification form. | Not published |
| formidableMDThey lead with: “No monthly membership. $199 initial consultation, $99 follow up visit”. formidableMD does not sell the medication, so it publishes no medication price to compare an advertisement against. Its own fees are on its review. Medication on top, bought by the vial: the smallest semaglutide vial is $169 and the smallest tirzepatide vial $199, and neither is described as a month's supply. Follow-ups at $99 are monthly for the first three months, and labs are extra. | Not published |
| Live VitalThey lead with: “Starting at $99/mo”. Live Vital publishes rungs but no figure you can pay for a single month with no commitment. The 10-week semaglutide protocol, $299 in total; no single month is sold. The $99 is that total divided by three, and the protocol covers ten weeks, not three months. Tirzepatide's version is $549. | Not published |
| Medi-WeightlossThey lead with: “Compounded semaglutide $99 first month”. Medi-Weightloss publishes no price at all before an intake begins, so there is nothing here to compare an advertisement against. The $99 covers the first month of medication only. You'd also pay the $199 New Patient Visit and a monthly program membership that varies by clinic, and neither the membership nor the second month of semaglutide has a published price. | Not published |
| QuickMDThey lead with: “Book a visit for just $99”. QuickMD publishes no price at all before an intake begins, so there is nothing here to compare an advertisement against. Only the visit. The $99 is the clinician's consultation; the GLP-1 itself is bought separately at your pharmacy at whatever it charges, and QuickMD says each visit is $99. | Not published |
| Society of YouThey lead with: “Starting at $99/month”. Society of You does not sell the medication, so it publishes no medication price to compare an advertisement against. Its own fees are on its review. Metformin, which isn't a GLP-1. The GLP-1 cards on the same page start at $149 for compounded semaglutide and $249 for tirzepatide, and neither says how often it's billed. | Not published |
| TeleSlim ClinicThey lead with: “Monthly Plan $99 / Month”. TeleSlim Clinic publishes no price at all before an intake begins, so there is nothing here to compare an advertisement against. The doctor subscription only. Medication is billed by the pharmacy or your insurer on top, and a first consultation ($99 for a limited time, normally $199) comes before it. The treatment page and FAQ price the same subscription at $149 a month. | Not published |
| Telos RXThey lead with: “As low as $99 per month”. Telos RX publishes no price at all before an intake begins, so there is nothing here to compare an advertisement against. A semaglutide plan of a length Telos RX doesn't name; the page says only that price “depends on plan length”. The one-month price, and the three multi-month rates its terms describe, appear only inside the intake. Tirzepatide's floor is $139. | Not published |
| Velvet RxThey lead with: “Semaglutide Injection as low as $99”. Velvet Rx publishes no price at all before an intake begins, so there is nothing here to compare an advertisement against. An unstated plan. The home page gives no term, dose or billing period for the $99, and every “See Pricing” and “learn more” link opens the intake quiz. What a month costs isn't published. | Not published |
| Vitalex HealthThey lead with: “GLP-1 weight loss programs from $99/mo”. Vitalex Health publishes no price at all before an intake begins, so there is nothing here to compare an advertisement against. That $99 is the GLP-1 Microdose program's floor, a low-dose protocol, and each Vitalex figure is “confirmed after provider review”. Standard semaglutide starts at $149 and tirzepatide at $169. | Not published |
19 of the 412 reviewed companies publish a month you can buy with no commitment at or under $99, and the 10 cheapest are below. The figure is the medication plus any membership they require, which is the only number that matches what the card is billed.
| Company | A month, all in |
|---|---|
| CollectivePartner. $59 a month plus a $199 membership billed once a year. ≈ $75.58/mo over a year, by our math. They advertise: “Get GLP-1s at $59/month”. | $75.58 |
| Measured$79 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. They advertise: “Starting at $49/mo”. | $79 |
| TeleClinic$79 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. They advertise: “Compounded Semaglutide, 1st Month Intro $79”. | $79 |
| Mondae$87 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. They advertise: “Compounded semaglutide from $75/mo”. | $87 |
| Sunlight$88 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. They advertise: “Get started today for just $88”. | $88 |
| Harbor$89 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. They advertise: “Start for $89”. | $89 |
| Revel RX$89 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. They advertise: “Compounded semaglutide programs from $89/mo*”. | $89 |
| LVNG RX$90 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. They advertise: “GLP-1 weight loss programs from $90/mo”. | $90 |
| BiltRx$81 medication + $9.99 required membership = $90.99 a month. They advertise: “Compounded Semaglutide $81/month”. | $90.99 |
| boostAGErx$95 a month, and nothing on their site requires a membership on top of it. They advertise: “GLP-1’s starting at $95/month*”. | $95 |
The widest gap in the roster
Ro flags $74 as the rung it advertises and bills $298 for a month you can actually buy, a difference of $224. The $74 is a 12-month rung that takes $888 on day one. $298 is what one month costs with no commitment. The whole ladder is on their review.
There are three ways a figure gets smaller than the bill, and all three are counted above. A prepay rung is a real price for someone who pays a year at once and a fiction for anyone paying monthly. A required membership splits one price into two charges, and only one of them appears in the advertisement. A dose ladder quotes the lowest step, which is the one you leave first.
None of the three is hidden. Every one of them is on the company's own site, in a footnote, a terms page or a second card further down. They are just never in the same sentence as the number, which is why this site puts them there.
Every advertised line here is quoted close to the company's own wording and dated on its review; every computed price is the ladder read off their pages on that date. The method is here. Some companies pay us a commission when a reader starts care through a marked link, which changes no figure and no ordering here. Who pays us.
The long-form version of this finding is why the advertised GLP-1 price is almost never what you pay, and the citable table (each advertised figure quoted from the company's own page, dated, sorted by the size of the gap) is the Price Gap Index. What you would pay for a molecule and a term is on what will I actually pay; a year of it is on the twelve-month projection; the charges that are not medication are on the fee finder; and one plan itemized is on the real cost calculator. The cheapest month to month is here.