Memberships, company by company, in their own words, with what a year of each one costs on top of the medication. Consultation fees are on their own page. Consultation fees are here. Unpriced consultation fees are here.
92 of the 412 companies we have reviewed charge something that is not the medication: 38 require a membership, 37 publish a consultation fee, and 25 disclose a consultation fee without publishing what it is. The rest disclose nothing of the kind on their pricing, terms or refund pages.
These companies will not sell the drug on its own. The membership is part of the price, so every price this site quotes for them already includes it, and the year figure below is what the membership alone costs, before a single dose.
| Company | What it charges |
|---|---|
| 1st Optimal“Weight Loss Care $99/month” on the plans page, billed monthly with no contract; it covers visits, coaching, lab review, shipping and supplies, but not medication. $99 + $99 × 11 = $1,188 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $99 a month |
| AlloyAlloy calls it Weight Care and states it plainly on the public page: “Alloy Weight Care is $99/month plus the cost of medication. Medication starting at $70/month.” The checkout labels the recurring half “Ongoing Monthly Care & Support”, “$99/month”, “Cancel Anytime”. $99 + $99 × 11 = $1,188 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $99 a month |
| AskRxThe home page footnote: “$90/month is the physician visit fee. A $10/month fulfillment fee applies to every order, for a total care fee of $100/month. Your medication is billed separately at our pharmacy's cost”. It covers the physician, unlimited messaging and monthly dose titration for every medication. $100 + $100 × 11 = $1,200 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $100 a month |
| Aspire HealthTwo figures on Aspire's own site. The weight-loss, semaglutide and tirzepatide pricing pages each print “Monthly Medical Care: $49”, which “Includes provider visits, messaging, prescription management, and ongoing medical support,” and $49 is recorded because it's the figure on the plan pages. The FAQ calls it the LoseIt Program at “$75 monthly”, billed monthly, and says “Active enrollment in the LoseIt Program is required to continue medication therapy.” Patients at goal weight can move to LostIT at $50 a month or $550 a year. $49 + $49 × 11 = $588 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $49 a month |
| Better UThe weight program is “Starting at $150/month”, and each brand card reads “$150 for clinical appointment” and “Medication cost not included”. The FAQ: “The packages only cover the virtual clinical visit - any labs/medication costs are separate, medications will be sent to a pharmacy of your choice.” $150 + $150 × 11 = $1,800 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $150 a month |
| BiltRxFrom the FAQ, under “Is there a membership or subscription required?”: “Yes. BiltRx has a 9.99 monthly membership” covering care coordination, priority support and member savings on supplements. “Consultation fees and medication costs are billed separately”. $9.99 + $9.99 × 11 = $119.88 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $9.99 a month |
| CalibrateThe Metabolic Reset membership, “$199/MONTH (3-MONTH COMMITMENT REQUIRED)”, covering the clinician visit, coaching, curriculum and insurance navigation. Medication and lab tests “are not included in the membership cost”. $199 + $199 × 11 = $2,388 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $199 a month |
| CollectivePartner. Collective won't sell the medication outside the membership: “Collective membership required.” The fee is annual, and the company is explicit about it: “membership is $199/year, billed annually—not monthly”. The $16.58 carried here is our division of that fee across twelve months, not a rate Collective publishes. The twelve-month rung below is the charge the card actually takes. $199, billed in one charge for 12 months, and it buys none of the medication. $16.58 a month is our division of it, not a rate Collective publishes. | $199 a year, billed once |
| DadVantage Men's HealthThe weight-loss program's step two, “Optimization Follow-Ups”, is a $50-a-month subscription for monthly follow-ups, plan adjustments, coaching and provider access; the pricing page adds “Medication costs separate.” Step one is a one-time $250 initial consultation that includes the first month of medication. $50 + $50 × 11 = $600 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $50 a month |
| DrBrainRxCare Access on the compounded track: “An active Care Access plan is required and is $25/month.” It is the only automatic charge and can be canceled anytime; medication on Monthly Flex is charged only when you request a refill. The brand-name tracks (Lilly Direct Zepbound, or insurance) use a $99 monthly membership instead. $25 + $25 × 11 = $300 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $25 a month |
| ElitePhysiqMDRequired for the subscription price on every GLP-1 product, which the shop tags “membership-required”: “Membership is $89.00/month and renews automatically until cancelled; member pricing, $0 visit fees and free shipping apply while active.” The weight-loss page adds “$39 to activate, then $89/month.” A one-time order at full price skips the membership and pays the $49.00 exam and $30.00 shipping instead. $89 + $89 × 11 = $1,068 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $89 a month |
| Form HealthForm Health's checkout reads "$299 per month" with four conditions beneath it: "HSA / FSA eligible", "First monthly fee charged at enrollment. Next monthly fee charged 30 days after first appointment.", "Patient responsible for cost of labs or medications not covered by insurance.", and "You must be under the care of a Primary Care Provider (PCP)." It buys the care program. It does not buy medication. $299 + $299 × 11 = $3,588 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $299 a month |
| Hello AlphaThe weight-loss page tells you to “get the Alpha Plus+ membership” ($79 a month, 4 online visits). The $29 Basic plan also lists weight loss among its conditions, with 2 visits a month. “Monthly membership. No commitments. Cancel anytime.” Medication is not included. $79 + $79 × 11 = $948 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $79 a month |
| HersThe Hers Weight Loss Membership is a separate subscription from the medication, and “Medication is not available without a membership.” It pays for the clinicians, monthly check-ins, dose changes, messaging and a smart scale. FSA and HSA cards can't be used for it. $39 + $149 × 11 = $1,678 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $149 a month, $39 the first month |
| HimsHims prices the membership and the medication as two separate subscriptions. The membership covers the provider's evaluation, monthly check-ins, dose changes and messaging, and “Medication is not available without an active membership.” It's not FSA/HSA eligible; the medication is. $39 + $149 × 11 = $1,678 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $149 a month, $39 the first month |
| Hone HealthPremium is “$155/month for everything Hone offers: regular lab testing, physician consults, and full access to our medications.” The liraglutide page labels the drug “Premium Tier,” and the $25 Basic plan covers only treatments labeled Basic. Hone describes Premium as an annual clinical program of $1,860 a year, excluding medication, charged one-twelfth each month and cancelable at any time. $155 + $155 × 11 = $1,860 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $155 a month |
| JRNYSFrom the FAQ: “Membership ranges from $89 per month to $169 per month depending on your level of 1-1 coach support. The base price includes your medical visits, daily monitoring, coaching & access to member exclusive content.” The terms: “ONLY CURRENT SUBSCRIBERS MAY USE THE WEBSITES TO OBTAIN TELEHEALTH SERVICES.” It renews monthly or quarterly. $89 + $89 × 11 = $1,068 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $89 a month |
| JumpstartMDThree monthly tiers, none of them on the public site: “Signature IN-CLINIC CARE $349/mo”, “Essential IN-CLINIC CARE $199/mo” and “Online ONLINE CARE $99/mo”, on a screen headed “CHOOSE YOUR MEMBERSHIP”. The $99 shown here is the cheapest. Billing doesn't start the day you pay: “Membership billing starts at your first visit, not today.” $99 + $99 × 11 = $1,188 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $99 a month |
| Lemonaid HealthEvery medication price on the site is quoted on top of a membership, and Lemonaid says so in the same breath as the prices: “The cost of your medication will depend on the membership term and the prescribed medication. Monthly membership terms are $49/month.” The card at the top of the weight-loss page reads $49/mo weight loss membership, with Medication charged separately printed under it. $49 + $49 × 11 = $588 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $49 a month |
| LifeMDLifeMD's own footnote: "Price does not include the monthly program & provider fee of $149 (first month discounted to $39 today)." Its weight-management FAQ puts it the same way: "Our program starts as low as $39 for your first month, and just $149 a month thereafter with the flexibility to cancel anytime." Two other blocks on that page price the same fee at $75 a month, and the page hero prices it at $29 a month for LifeMD+ members. $39 + $149 × 11 = $1,678 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $149 a month, $39 the first month |
| Mochi HealthRequired for any prescription: every medication page reads “Requires a Mochi Health Membership. Cost of medication not included in Mochi Health Membership Fee.” The ongoing fee is $79 a month, or prepaid at $207 for three months, $354 for six and $588 for twelve. It covers unlimited provider and care-team access, messaging and 24/7 support; medication and diagnostic services are billed separately. $79 + $79 × 11 = $948 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $79 a month |
| NovaNova's pricing page describes “Two charges, both shown up front: a monthly membership for your care, and the medication your provider prescribes.” The Nova Care membership is $99 a month, “Renews monthly. Cancel anytime from your account.” A site banner offers 50% off the first membership month with code FIRST50 to the next 1,000 customers. $99 + $99 × 11 = $1,188 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $99 a month |
| NurxNurx calls it a provider support fee, and it isn't optional: “If you receive weight management treatment from Nurx, you will pay a recurring monthly $79 provider support fee. This fee covers a Nurx provider managing your medication needs.” It pays for the clinician, not the drug. $79 + $79 × 11 = $948 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $79 a month |
| PlushCarePlushCare's weight-loss page prices both routes the same way: "Paying without insurance $19.99 First month free + $129", with "Visit price without insurance: Initial visits are $129." The membership carries "Same-day appointments 7 days a week · Unlimited messages with your Care Team · Exclusive discounts on lab tests · Free memberships for your family · Cancel anytime". It buys care, not medication. $0 + $19.99 × 11 = $219.89 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $19.99 a month, $0 the first month |
| PrideRx“Join PrideRx $25 today, then $99/month for ongoing care.” The weight-loss page: “Your PrideRx membership covers the doctor visit and prescription management. Medication is billed and shipped separately by the dispensing pharmacy.” $25 + $99 × 11 = $1,114 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $99 a month, $25 the first month |
| Primary ClinicThe Direct Primary Care membership, $89 a month, is required for the GLP-1 prices (“These prices are available only to active Primary Clinic DPC members.”). It covers unlimited virtual visits, routine labs and many routine medications, carries a three-month minimum, then renews month to month with 30 days' notice to cancel. The parent site also advertises “First month free, then $89/month.” $89 + $89 × 11 = $1,068 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $89 a month |
| Regenics“All treatments require an active membership.” Dues run $79 monthly once the $39 introductory month ends; they renew automatically and aren't refundable. Medication is billed separately. Prepaid 3-, 6- and 12-month membership terms are sold at lower monthly rates. $39 + $79 × 11 = $908 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $79 a month, $39 the first month |
| Reset SolutionsMedication is prescribed inside Reset's program, which is billed separately: “Our program is $99 per month and includes all medical visits, check ins, coaching, advanced 3D body composition testing, metabolic (RMR) testing, program content, and our progress tracking app.” and “Medication is priced separately, so you only pay for the treatment that is right for you.” A lower-cost maintenance plan is described but not priced. $99 + $99 × 11 = $1,188 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $99 a month |
| RoRo's pricing page states that the cost of medication is not included in the membership fee and describes the structure as two separate charges. $39 + $149 × 11 = $1,678 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $149 a month, $39 the first month |
| SesamePartner. The Success by Sesame program fee covers care, not medication: “Month-to-Month Plan: Billed every month at $99 per month.”, charged “every 28 days” per the billing FAQ, or $59 a month on an annual plan. “The subscription fee does not include the cost of medication.” Costco members get 10% off it; no dollar figure is published for that discount. $99 + $99 × 11 = $1,188 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $99 a month |
| ShapelySelf-pay membership “$99/mo $49/mo Save $50 off the first month”, and each pricing box says “Membership required to access medications”. The membership covers video visits, messaging and the app; “Shapely memberships do not include: Medications” or labs. $49 + $99 × 11 = $1,138 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $99 a month, $49 the first month |
| SuperpowerSemaglutide is a “member-only product”. The membership is annual: the home page says “Members get 150+ lab tests across 2 blood draws. $349 per year.” and “*Pricing may vary for members in New York and New Jersey”. The $29.08 comes from $349, by our math across twelve months, not a rate Superpower publishes. The semaglutide page's own membership box reads “$17 per month, billed annually”, a figure the home page doesn't use. $349, billed in one charge for 12 months, and it buys none of the medication. $29.08 a month is our division of it, not a rate Superpower publishes. | $349 a year, billed once |
| TeleSlim ClinicThe pricing page's subscription (“Every subscription comes with monthly follow-ups with your obesity medicine board certified doctor.”): $99 a month, $269 for 3 months, $499 for 6 or $899 a year, medication not included. The treatment page lists “Monthly Physician Subscription – $149” and “Annual Subscription – $1,499”, and the FAQ says plans “start at $149 per month”. $99 + $99 × 11 = $1,188 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $99 a month |
| The Virtual NPFrom the weight-loss page: “2) Our Month-to-Month Weight Management Membership is $75 per Month Medication cost not included.” The alternative is “1) Our Pay As You Go Weight Management Plan is $99.00 per visit Medication cost not included”, so a patient pays one or the other every month of care. $75 + $75 × 11 = $900 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $75 a month |
| Vita BellaThe Performance membership, “$129/month (California - $179)”, is required to buy medication (“*with Membership, consult, and provider approval”) and carries a three-month minimum plus a “One-time $99 consult”. It includes quarterly provider check-ins, clinical messaging, and a choice of TRT, enclomiphene or B12 at no extra cost. Annual billing is mentioned but not priced. $129 + $129 × 11 = $1,548 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $129 a month |
| WeightstryThe pricing box: “MEMBERSHIP $150 /month or $405 per quarter Charter rate. Public rate $347/month after the cohort closes. Membership only. Medication priced separately.” and “Charter enrollment closes July 20, 2026, or at 500 members — whichever comes first. Public rate $347/month thereafter.” That date has passed, so $347 is recorded; the page still shows $150 under “NOW ENROLLING”. $347 + $347 × 11 = $4,164 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $347 a month |
| WeightWatchersMed+ is mandatory and WeightWatchers says so on every card: “WW Med+ membership required. Membership and meds billed separately.” It's carried at $84 because that's the rate on the shorter of the two published terms, and no month-to-month Med+ rate appears on the medication page or the plans page. $25 + $84 × 11 = $949 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $84 a month, $25 the first month |
| WispWisp calls it the Weight Care Consult, and it recurs: “Our Weight Care Consult starts at $99/month”, with “The same process will continue each month thereafter.” Medication is charged on top, either by Wisp or at your own pharmacy. The Wisp+ membership is a separate, optional thing, and its FAQ says the discount excludes Weight Care Consults. $99 + $99 × 11 = $1,188 a year, and it buys none of the medication. | $99 a month |
Published, and not a condition of buying the medication. It is listed here for completeness and added to no price on this site.
| Company | What it charges |
|---|---|
| Allara HealthThe self-pay Complete Care Program is “$149/mo” and covers testing, regular medical and dietitian visits and ongoing support; a $125 Nutrition Program leaves out the medical provider. Patients whose insurance is in network pay their visit copay instead, and the terms say the subscription isn't required for them. The GLP-1 page advertises “No membership fees.” $149 + $149 × 11 = $1,788 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $149 a month |
| Balanced Hormone HealthZepbound patients pay “$80 script refill for Lilly Direct® Rx”, described as a “Once a month required follow up for each monthly script refill”. Compounded orders carry no membership. $80 + $80 × 11 = $960 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $80 a month |
| BloomMDBrand-name drugs only. The Wegovy, Wegovy pill, Foundayo and Zepbound KwikPen memberships are $75 a month; the main Zepbound membership is $95. Each page says the purchase is “for a medical consultation/prescription service only — NOT the medication itself” and is “NON-REFUNDABLE” once the intake is submitted. Compounded products need no membership. $75 + $75 × 11 = $900 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $75 a month |
| BloomWell RxBrand-name care only. The Zepbound, Wegovy, Wegovy pill and Foundayo pages each price a consultation at $149/month and add “*$149 for the provider consultation and follow ups only. Price of the medication(s) are charged upon consult approval.” Medication is billed separately through LillyDirect or NovoCare. Compounded treatment starts with a free visit. $149 + $149 × 11 = $1,788 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $149 a month |
| Call-On-DocCare-Only (Pharmacy Pick-Up) plan, “Plan starts at $75/month”: provider care and the prescription for brand-name GLP-1s, with the medication bought separately at your pharmacy. $75 + $75 × 11 = $900 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $75 a month |
| EdenPartner. Required for brand-name medication: the Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Zepbound pages say “An active Eden Membership is required ($39 for the first month, auto-renews at $99/month thereafter).” For compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, Eden's GLP-1 pages say the opposite: “There is no separate membership fee.” $39 + $99 × 11 = $1,128 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $99 a month, $39 the first month |
| FridaysFridays advertises "No membership fees" and marks its compounded plans "Fridays™ Membership Included ($O)", with a capital letter O, not a zero. Its own Wegovy pen and Wegovy pill cards, on the same page, read "Starting Membership $49 / First month† meds excl." with the dagger "$49 your first month, then as low as $98/mo with a prepaid annual plan." So the membership is nil on the compounded plans, and it's the entire published price on the brand pill and pen plans, where the medication is excluded and never priced. $49 + $98 × 11 = $1,127 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $98 a month, $49 the first month |
| Heva HealthBrand-name GLP-1s only: a $99 monthly subscription that “Covers your medical care only — the cost of the medication is separate.” Compounded plans don't need it. A separate, optional Concierge Care membership is also $99 a month. $99 + $99 × 11 = $1,188 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $99 a month |
| Kin MedsThe brand-name page's pricing card: “Kin Med's Membership Fee $149/mo”, with every brand card footnoted “*$149 for the provider consultation and follow ups only. Price of the medication(s) are charged upon consult approval.” Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are priced without it. $149 + $149 × 11 = $1,788 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $149 a month |
| MeasuredMeasured's "From $49/mo" is the plan fee, and what it buys depends on which plan you pick. On the compounded and microdose plans the cards say "Medication included", so the figures in the ladder above are all-in and nothing is added. On the five brand plans the cards say "Medication paid separately", so the $49 buys the clinicians, the dietitian and the app, and none of the drug. It isn't added to the compounded rungs because it's already in them. The Wegovy pill page ties that $49 to the pill, whose drug NovoCare bills separately; the Wegovy pen and Zepbound pages price the membership at $99 instead (“Measured membership is $99/month”). $49 + $49 × 11 = $588 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $49 a month |
| MedLeanRx“MedLeanRx Weight Care $99 /mo” is required for the brand-name medications: “*An active MedLeanRx membership is required ($99/month). Total cost includes the monthly membership fee and, if prescribed, the cost of medication.” The compounded plans list medication and physician support as included. $99 + $99 × 11 = $1,188 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $99 a month |
| NavioMDNavioMD Support, $75 a month, is optional and buys provider access rather than medication: “Includes up to two extra provider visits each month, along with ongoing guidance and support. Medication priced separately.” The alternative, NavioMD Basic, is sold as “No memberships, commitments, or recurring fees.” $75 + $75 × 11 = $900 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $75 a month |
| NoomRequired for the brand-drug path, which Noom calls Telehealth for Branded Medications: “$39 to get started, then $129/month for ongoing care.” and “The cost of medication is not included in the Noom Med subscription.” The compounded programs include medication and care in one subscription and carry no separate membership. Noom's current pages price the membership per month and never state how often it's charged; the terms say the billing period is “indicated at the time of sign-up,” and an older Noom Med post still linked from the home page describes a three-month upfront bill. $39 + $129 × 11 = $1,458 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $129 a month, $39 the first month |
| Pause RxBrand-name plans only. The branded-medication page lists “Pause Rx's Membership Fee $149/mo”, and each brand consultation page says “*$149 for the provider consultation and follow ups only. Price of the medication(s) are charged upon consult approval. Your Medication will be shipped through NovoCare.” The compounded plans carry no fee beyond their monthly price. $149 + $149 × 11 = $1,788 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $149 a month |
| PreventiveMDRequired for brand-name drugs only. The Wegovy, Zepbound and Foundayo pages each list a “Monthly membership fee $49” plus medication “paid directly to” NovoCare or LillyDirect. The compounded plans carry, per the FAQ, “no membership, consultation, or cancellation fees.” $49 + $49 × 11 = $588 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $49 a month |
| ShedRxPartner. Required for brand medication, which is bought separately from the dispensing pharmacy. Every brand page's hero prices it at $125 a month (“Additional $125/month Shed Membership”), and so does the Foundayo footnote; the Wegovy and Zepbound footnotes say “the $99 Shed membership and provider fee”. The terms add: “The membership fee is separate from the cost of medication.” Compounded programs carry no separate membership. $125 + $125 × 11 = $1,500 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $125 a month |
| Tuyo HealthBrand-name plans only. The comparison table lists “+ Membership fee $99” under Wegovy and Zepbound, while the compounded column says “No Membership Fees” and the FAQ says “there’s no membership fee—ever.” The table doesn't say how often the $99 is charged. $99 + $99 × 11 = $1,188 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $99 a month |
| Zappy HealthRequired for brand medication only: every brand product page prices a monthly care plan that excludes the drug (“$99 / month (excludes medication)” on the Wegovy pill page, “Medical care: $99/mo. Medication cost: $499/mo collected directly by Novo Nordisk. Total: ~$598/mo.” on the Wegovy page), billed monthly, with the medication paid separately to NovoCare or Lilly Direct. No discounted first month is published. The compounded programs carry no membership: the pricing page lists “Zappy Membership Included ($0)”. $99 + $99 × 11 = $1,188 a year if you take it. It is not required, so nothing on this site adds it to their price. | $99 a month |
It means that company's pricing page, its terms and its refund policy, as of the date printed on its review, disclose no membership requirement and no consultation fee. It does not mean no such charge exists, and it is not a promise about what lands on your card. Several of the fees above are disclosed only in a refund policy, a terms page or a checkout consent line rather than on the page that quotes the price; each row says where, in the company's own words. That is where these things live.
It also means the count moves. Every figure here is read out of the roster at build time, so the day a company's record changes, these tables change with it, and so does every price on the site that includes it.
Rows are ordered by company name, and every disclosed charge of this kind in the roster is here rather than a selection. Each quotation is close to the company's own wording and dated on its review. The method is here. Who pays us.
Companies where the published price is the whole bill are on the no-consult-fee board and the no-membership board. What a month costs with these included is on what will I actually pay; a year of it is on the twelve-month projection; one plan itemized is on the real cost calculator. Why a company's advertised figure and its bill are different numbers is on advertised against actual. The words in these tables are defined in the glossary.