Independent comparison · Updated October 2026
GLP-1 Providers, Scored and Compared
Compare GLP-1 providers by price, medication and care. See the fees and plan terms behind each advertised price.
- 420
- Providers scored
- 7
- Disclosures each
- 6
- Ranked boards
- 1,503
- Prices tracked
The top 5 of 420 providers
A score is a count of the 7 disclosures a provider publishes, scaled to ten. The figure beside it is the lowest price that provider lists, with the term that price assumes. Rows are ranked paid partners first, then by score — so a higher score can sit below a lower one, and nothing here is ordered by price. Open a review for the full pricing table and the sources behind it.
Compare GLP may earn a commission when a reader signs up with a provider through a link on this site. 28 of the 420 providers reviewed here are paid partners today; the other 392 are not. See how this works.
| Provider | Score | From $/mo |
|---|---|---|
1 EdenPaid partner | 7.1/105 of 7 scored disclosures published | From $/mo$99/moper month for medication only; a separate Eden membership is required |
2 ShedPaid partner | 7.1/105 of 7 scored disclosures published | From $/mo$149/moStarting medication-only price for the pill. The same page gives conflicting additional membership fees: $125 in the headline and $99 in the disclosure. |
3 MEDGmPaid partner | 7.1/105 of 7 scored disclosures published | From $/mo$169/mostarting price for a weekly injection plan, per month; the seller doesn't name the specific medication |
4 Gala GLP-1Paid partner | 7.1/105 of 7 scored disclosures published | From $/mo$179/moper month, calculated on a yearly subscription; the same product runs $199 a month on a three-month plan |
| 5RMRxSpan MDPaid partner | 7.1/105 of 7 scored disclosures published | From $/mo$249/mothe regular monthly price; the seller also offers $219/mo on a 3-month plan, $199/mo on 6 months, and $175/mo on a 12-month plan billed $2,094 upfront and set to auto-renew |
Or start with a provider
Every review runs in the same order: the verdict first, then the price with its term, then what the provider publishes and where it falls short. Each one also compares that provider against the others.
The questions that come after the price
Choosing a provider is the first decision, not the last. These guides cover the day-to-day of taking a GLP-1 and the insurance side of paying for one. None of them is medical advice, and each routes a clinical question back to a prescriber.
How every provider here is scored
Each of the seven disclosures is a fact checked against the provider’s own site, never a word count or a keyword match run over review text. A provider earns a point for every one it publishes, and nothing else moves the number: an FDA warning letter is disclosed on the review it concerns but never changes a score, and neither does whether a provider pays us a commission.
Position is not the same thing as score. The 28 providers that pay us a commission are listed first, ahead of the 392 that do not, and each one is labeled where it appears. Below that block every provider is ordered by the score above, so a paid partner never gains a point and never displaces a fact — it starts higher on the page, and that is the whole of what the money buys.
Frequently asked questions
How is a provider scored?
It earns one point for each of the 7 disclosures the methodology page lists that it publishes, and that count is scaled to a score out of ten. Nothing else moves it. An FDA warning letter is disclosed on the review that concerns it, and it never changes a score. Position on a board is a separate matter: paid partners are listed first, which changes where a provider sits on the page and never what it scored.
Does Compare GLP get paid by the providers it ranks?
28 of the 420 providers listed here are paid partners today; the other 392 are not. Compare GLP can earn a commission when a reader signs up with a provider through a link here, and that relationship decides one thing: paid partners are listed first on the home table and on every board. It decides nothing else. A score is a count of the disclosures a provider publishes, computed the same way for a partner and a non-partner, and no partner has ever had a fact softened, a price rewritten or a warning letter left off its review. Every provider that pays us is named as one wherever it appears, and the count is computed from the roster rather than typed.
How current are these prices?
There are 1,503 price rows across the 420 providers. Each one is printed with the month it was last read, next to a link to the provider page it came from. The most recent re-read was October 2026. A price on a provider’s site can change the day after it is read, so confirm the figure before you enroll.