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GLP-1 Costs: Cash Pay vs. Insurance

Compare published cash prices with your insurer’s quote for a specific medication. A listing here does not mean the provider accepts insurance or helps with prior authorization.

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Quick picks — the top 5

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#ProviderScoreBest forFrom $/mo
#1ShedPaid partner7.1/10Best forComparing monthly and prepaid plansFrom $/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.Visit
#2Gala GLP-1Paid partner7.1/10Best forComparing annual and monthly plansFrom $/mo$179/moPer month, calculated on a yearly subscription; the same product runs $199 a month on a three-month planVisit
#3LttlPaid partner5.7/10Best forFlexible plan lengths, tablets and lower dosesFrom $/mo$89/moThe twelve-month plan quoted per month: "Billed as: $1,068 annually", paid as one charge for a 52-week supply. This is the figure the home page and the semaglutide page lead with, without the term beside itVisit
#4Trimi HealthPaid partner5.7/10Best forAnnual semaglutide or tirzepatide plansFrom $/mo$99/moPer month on the annual plan; no month-to-month rate is publishedVisit
#5HealthRXPaid partner5.7/10Best forKnowing renewal prices before signing upFrom $/mo$99The twelve-month plan, billed once as $1,188 (renewing at $1,163). The $99 figure is that total divided by twelve — not an actual monthly payment.Visit

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Ask your insurer about the specific medication first, including coverage requirements and your expected out-of-pocket cost. Then compare that answer with the complete cash price of a plan you can use.

Include required care fees, medication, labs and shipping on both sides. Help submitting a prior-authorization request does not guarantee approval; your insurer makes the coverage decision.

Full comparison — all 80 providers

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ProviderRatingFrom/moMedicationsCoverage
1ShedPaid partner7.1/10From/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.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
2Gala GLP-1Paid partner7.1/10From/mo$179/moPer month, calculated on a yearly subscription; the same product runs $199 a month on a three-month planMedicationsSemaglutideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
3LttlPaid partner5.7/10From/mo$89/moThe twelve-month plan quoted per month: "Billed as: $1,068 annually", paid as one charge for a 52-week supply. This is the figure the home page and the semaglutide page lead with, without the term beside itMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 states + DCVisit
4Trimi HealthPaid partner5.7/10From/mo$99/moPer month on the annual plan; no month-to-month rate is publishedMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
5HealthRXPaid partner5.7/10From/mo$99The twelve-month plan, billed once as $1,188 (renewing at $1,163). The $99 figure is that total divided by twelve — not an actual monthly payment.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
6Live VitalPaid partner4.3/10From/mo$99A starting price, printed as "$99 /mo" beside "10-week protocol ($299 total)"; the total covers ten weeks, about two and a third months, so this is not a monthly charge, and no price is published for a higher dose or a second protocolMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
7bmiMDPaid partner2.9/10From/mo$119/moPer month, but only on the 12-month plan paid up front at $1,428 total; the month-to-month rate is higherMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
8Belle Health10.0/10From/mo$109Advertised monthly equivalent for a twelve-month supply; not a verified monthly installment. Six-month rate $119, two-month rate $135, one-month rate $199. Confirm the upfront payment and refill schedule.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
9Midi Health10.0/10From/mo$164For a 4-week supply, the lowest of four published dose tiers, including shippingMedicationsGLP-1CoverageAll 50 statesVisit
10altRx8.6/10From/mo$89/moAdvertised monthly starting price for a multi-dose vial; confirm plan length and checkout totalMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
11Ondra Health8.6/10From/mo$96/mo$96 a month works out from a 12-month plan billed up front at $1,149 — available only through two of the seller's pharmacy partners, Hallandale Pharmacy and Vials RX.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
12Cora Health8.6/10From/mo$99/moPer month on the annual plan, $1,188 total, all-inclusiveMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
13Idgie Health8.6/10From/mo$114/moPer month on the 6-month plan, charged as $687 on the day you order and again every 6 months until canceled; the 3-month plan is $129 a month, charged as $387 every 3 months. Medication ships monthlyMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
14Trava Health8.6/10From/mo$117.96/mo$117.96 a month is the starting price shown before you pick a dose — it rises if your provider adjusts your dose, and the site's 'as low as $89' banner refers to the quarterly rate at this same dose.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
15AskRx8.6/10From/mo$149/moBilled monthly for the medication alone; a separate flat $100-a-month care fee is charged on top.MedicationsSemaglutide, Tirzepatide, OrforglipronCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
16PrideRX8.6/10From/mo$248/moTotal price including the membership fee — the medication-only cost isn't published separately, so this figure isn't a subtraction.MedicationsTirzepatide, SemaglutideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
17CareBareRX8.6/10From/mo$748The card reads "Semaglutide 3-Month Bundle" over "From $748/mo", while the page headline reads "Bundle Starting at $748"; the seller doesn't say whether that is charged each month or once for the three-month bundleMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
18Ozari Health7.1/10From/mo$86/mo$86 a month, starting price — the seller doesn't attach a dose or plan length to this figure anywhere it's shown.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
19OrderlyMeds7.1/10From/mo$149/moPer month, the standing rate; a new-customer starter program runs lower for two monthsMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
20Renn7.1/10From/mo$149/moStarting price, per month — the seller offers 3- and 6-month bundles at a discountMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
21Peak Wellness7.1/10From/mo$165/mo$165 a month works out from a six-month plan billed once at $990 — nothing is charged until your provider approves treatment, and you can cancel anytime. Prices are noted as current as of June 2026.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
22WeightlessRx7.1/10From/mo$167/mo$167 a month on the three-month plan ($500 total), every dose included, with no membership or consult fee and free shippingMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
23EOS Health7.1/10From/mo$169/moPer month, genuinely billed month by month; the three- and six-month plans bill $447 and $774 up frontMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 states + DCVisit
24Nucore Health7.1/10From/mo$179/moStarting price, per month, with no membership fee.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
25ElitePhysiqMD7.1/10From/mo$179.10/moThe member auto-refill rate, 10% off the $199 list price. A one-time order is $199 plus a $49 visit fee and $30 shipping, and the membership behind this rate is billed separately.MedicationsSemaglutide, Tirzepatide, Liraglutide, RetatrutideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
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The top 8, in detail

#1

Shed

Paid partner
7.1/10

Compounded and brand-name GLP-1 options with several plan lengths; brand membership disclosures conflict and need confirmation.

Best for: Comparing monthly and prepaid plans

$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.

Worth knowing

  • The lowest compounded rates require a twelve-month plan.
  • Brand medication prices exclude a required membership whose amount conflicts within the product pages.
  • The committed-care terms contain unfilled price placeholders, so a written checkout total is important.
Strengths and program details
  • Publishes several plan-length prices for both compounded drugs.
  • Offers Wegovy pill and pen options as well as Zepbound.
  • Names clinical team members and pharmacy partners.

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#2

Gala GLP-1

Paid partner
7.1/10

A telehealth weight-loss program with published compounded GLP-1 plan prices, stated commitment terms and a brand Ozempic cash price.

Best for: Comparing annual and monthly plans

$179/moPer month, calculated on a yearly subscription; the same product runs $199 a month on a three-month plan

Worth knowing

  • The headline $179 a month is only available on a yearly subscription.
  • Its own pages give three different prices for the same compounded product: $179, $199 on a three-month plan, and $199 described as all-included.
  • Does not name the compounding pharmacy. The FAQ says only that it works with a network of pharmacies.
Strengths and program details
  • Prints the plan term next to every price, so a figure on the page can be compared with another one.
  • Sells brand-name Ozempic alongside compounded GLP-1 and publishes the cash price.
  • Says GLP-1 medications are available in all 50 states, and that insurance is not required.

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#3

Lttl

Paid partner
5.7/10

Prices every plan length for its compounded GLP-1s on one page and names four compounding pharmacies in its terms, while its headlines quote the twelve-month rate.

Best for: Flexible plan lengths, tablets and lower doses

$89/moThe twelve-month plan quoted per month: "Billed as: $1,068 annually", paid as one charge for a 52-week supply. This is the figure the home page and the semaglutide page lead with, without the term beside it

Worth knowing

  • Its home page and product pages lead with the twelve-month rate and print no term beside it; the month-to-month rate is higher and appears only on the pricing page
  • Every savings figure on the pricing page is measured against a struck-through price that no plan actually charges
  • Names no prescribing clinician. The three people it names are an advisory board of a pharmacist, a nurse practitioner and a physical therapist, and the page says they do not replace your prescriber
Strengths and program details
  • Publishes every plan length for every GLP-1 it sells on one pricing page, with the billed total printed beside each rung
  • Names four compounding pharmacies in its terms, with a street address and a phone number for each
  • Holds one price at every dose, so moving up a dose does not move the bill

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#4

Trimi Health

Paid partner
5.7/10

A compounded-only telehealth platform selling semaglutide and tirzepatide at a flat annual-plan rate, with an unusually large published library of cost and comparison material around it.

Best for: Annual semaglutide or tirzepatide plans

$99/moPer month on the annual plan; no month-to-month rate is published

Worth knowing

  • Both published figures are annual-plan rates. A month-to-month price appears on none of its treatments, FAQ or cost-guide pages, so the cost of a shorter commitment is unknown before intake
  • The compounding pharmacy is not named
  • Trimi publishes its own comparison table ranking rival providers, and at least one competitor rate in it sits well above what that competitor advertises today — read it as marketing, not as a price source
Strengths and program details
  • One of the smallest gaps between a semaglutide and a tirzepatide rate in this comparison, so switching compounds costs little
  • States that the price is flat across dose levels and covers shipping, provider messaging and dose adjustments
  • Says it is available in all 50 states at the same rate rather than varying the price by location

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#5

HealthRX

Paid partner
5.7/10

A seller that publishes a renewal price beside every plan price — the figure a patient actually pays for most of the relationship, and one this market almost never prints.

Best for: Knowing renewal prices before signing up

$99The twelve-month plan, billed once as $1,188 (renewing at $1,163). The $99 figure is that total divided by twelve — not an actual monthly payment.

Worth knowing

  • The reviewed pages do not identify the legal entity operating this service. Confirm its name and address before paying.
  • Its headline figures are twelve-month plan rates, and the one-month price is roughly double for both drugs
  • Compares its own figure to a brand-name cash price it states itself, which is a comparison it constructs rather than measures
Strengths and program details
  • Publishes a "Renews at" column beside every plan, so the price after the first term is a printed figure rather than something a reader discovers later
  • Prints the plan total, the per-month figure and the renewal figure in one table, so the arithmetic can be checked on the page
  • States that there are no separate visit fees and no membership fees, in those words

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#6

Live Vital

Paid partner
4.3/10

Prices compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide as ten-week protocols and names the physician who prescribes, though neither drug appears in its own treatments menu.

Best for: Named prescriber; confirm costs after 10 weeks

$99A starting price, printed as "$99 /mo" beside "10-week protocol ($299 total)"; the total covers ten weeks, about two and a third months, so this is not a monthly charge, and no price is published for a higher dose or a second protocol

Worth knowing

  • Neither GLP-1 appears in its treatments catalog or site menus; the semaglutide and tirzepatide pages exist but nothing in the navigation links to them
  • The per-month figure is the ten-week protocol total divided by three, and ten weeks is about two and a third months, so a month on the protocol costs more than the headline
  • Both figures are starting prices, and no price is published for a higher dose or a second protocol
Strengths and program details
  • Names the physician who prescribes, Dr. Patrick Taylor, MD, and says he reviews every intake personally; his profile lists his medical school and residency
  • Offers a free 15-minute phone consult with that physician before any intake, with no obligation
  • Prints the ten-week protocol total beside the per-month figure on both GLP-1 pages rather than leaving the real charge for checkout

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#7

bmiMD

Paid partner
2.9/10

A telehealth brand operated by Medccm Inc. selling compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide on a plan-length pricing ladder — the longer the prepaid term, the lower the monthly rate — plus a newer, lower-dose product line at the same structure.

Best for: Comparing prices by plan length

$119/moPer month, but only on the 12-month plan paid up front at $1,428 total; the month-to-month rate is higher

Worth knowing

  • A non-refundable $50 fee applies to cancel after intake is approved
  • The compounding pharmacy that fills the prescription is never named
  • The cheapest rate on the ladder requires a 12-month prepaid commitment; paying month to month costs noticeably more
Strengths and program details
  • The legal entity behind the brand (Medccm Inc.) is disclosed rather than left anonymous
  • A public Trustpilot profile with several hundred reviews exists rather than no third-party review presence at all
  • The checkout charge is described as an authorization hold, released with no charge if a provider declines the patient

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#8

Belle Health

10.0/10

Compounded GLP-1 plans with dose-independent pricing, named pharmacy partners and group nutrition support; lower rates require longer supplies.

Best for: Buyers who will use group nutrition support and compare the supply term as carefully as the monthly equivalent

$109Advertised monthly equivalent for a twelve-month supply; not a verified monthly installment. Six-month rate $119, two-month rate $135, one-month rate $199. Confirm the upfront payment and refill schedule.

Worth knowing

  • The lowest monthly equivalents require a twelve-month supply rather than a one-month purchase.
  • Shipped prescription products are nonrefundable under the terms.
  • FDA issued a February 2026 warning letter about misleading compounder identity in its product presentation.
Strengths and program details
  • Publishes one-, two-, six- and twelve-month supply rates.
  • States that dose changes do not increase the selected plan price.
  • Names pharmacy partners and includes weekly group dietitian sessions.

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The other 72 providers on this board are in the full comparison above — every row there carries its score, its price and its own review. Or open the complete reviews index.

How this board is scored

Every provider on this page earns one point for each of the seven items below that it satisfies, out of a possible seven. That count is scaled to a score out of 10 — three of seven satisfied is a 4.3, for example. The score never factors in an FDA warning letter: a letter discloses, it does not disqualify.

  1. Names its compounding pharmacy. The provider publishes the name of the pharmacy that compounds and fills the prescription, not only a general licensing claim.
  2. Publishes its price. A reader can find a medication or care price on the provider’s own site before starting an intake. The price qualifier explains its billing basis and what it covers.
  3. Ships to all 50 states. The provider is licensed to prescribe and ship in every state, not a subset.
  4. Offers a brand-name option. The provider also lists an FDA-approved brand-name GLP-1 (such as Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound, or Mounjaro), not only a compounded product.
  5. Names a prescribing clinician. The provider names at least one individual clinician or medical director on its own site. A general claim about board-certified providers is not a name a reader can look up.
  6. Publishes an ongoing rate. The headline monthly figure is the rate that keeps applying — not a first-month promotion, and not a number that turns out to require a multi-month prepayment stated nowhere beside it.
  7. States its membership terms. The provider says what its membership situation is — that one applies, that it is included, or that none exists. Silence is the one answer that fails.

Every rubric item here is a fact declared from research, checked against the provider’s own site — never a word count or a keyword match run over review text. Prices are re-verified on the date printed next to each figure and always carry their billing cycle or plan term. A commission does not change a provider's score. Paid partners appear first in comparison listings, with providers ordered by score within each group. 28 of the 420 providers reviewed on this site are paid partners today and 392 are not (see the disclosure above).

Read the full site-wide methodology

What this board ranks

This comparison lists providers with published cash prices and nationwide availability in our records. It does not rank insurance support or confirm that a provider bills your plan. Confirm service in your state. Paid partners appear first; compare their full costs with your insurer’s own quote.

How to use this board

  • Get the plan's answer about a specific named product first, then bring it back to these figures.
  • Confirm a provider ships to your state before comparing its price with anything.
  • Read the qualifier: a cash price on a prepaid year is a different number from a month-to-month one.
  • Ask what a cash figure includes, such as visits, lab work, supplies, and shipping, so the comparison covers the same ground on both sides.

The same published prices drive three tools for reading a GLP-1 price — what a first month costs against what follows it, and brand against compounded.

Things to watch for

  • Insurance-friendly is a marketing phrase rather than a benefit. On most sites it describes help with paperwork or a superbill, not payment by a plan, and the two have very different consequences for a bill.
  • Submitting a prior-authorization request is not the same as having one approved. The decision belongs to the plan, and a provider that helps fill in the form has no say in the outcome and cannot promise one.
  • Accepts insurance on a checkout page sometimes means only that an HSA or FSA card will run, not that a claim is filed on a patient's behalf. Ask directly which of the two is being offered.
  • A cash price and a copay are different kinds of number. What a patient pays under a plan depends on that plan's own rules, so a figure quoted by anyone other than the plan is an estimate rather than an answer.

Frequently asked questions

Will my insurance cover a provider on this board?

Ask the plan, because that is the only source that can answer it. Compounded GLP-1 medication is generally not billed to insurance, and the providers here publish cash prices rather than filing claims. If coverage is the goal, ask the plan about a specific brand-name product by name, then compare its answer against the figures here.

Does appearing here mean a provider accepts my insurance?

No. This board lists published cash prices from providers with nationwide availability in our records. It does not establish that a provider bills your plan or helps with prior authorization. Ask your insurer about coverage for the specific medication, then compare your expected out-of-pocket cost with the provider's complete cash price.

Can a provider here help with a prior authorization?

Ask the provider directly, since practice varies and this kind of support usually applies to approved brand-name products rather than compounded ones. Whatever help is offered, keep the distinction clear: preparing a request is administrative work, and the approval decision sits with the plan alone.

Can I pay with an HSA or FSA card?

That depends on the account's rules and how the expense is classified, so confirm it with the plan administrator before assuming a card will run. A provider stating that it accepts such a card is describing a payment method. It is not telling a patient the expense is eligible under their account.

Is paying cash cheaper than going through a plan?

Sometimes, and sometimes not, and the answer is specific to each plan and each product. A cash price is fixed and published. What a plan charges depends on its own design and the product in question. The comparison only works once both numbers are real, which means getting the plan's figure before deciding.

Sources

Every price on this board, with the date it was verified (80)
  • Shed — price verified October 2026
  • Gala GLP-1 — price verified September 2026
  • Lttl — price verified September 2026
  • Trimi Health — price verified September 2026
  • HealthRX — price verified September 2026
  • Live Vital — price verified September 2026
  • bmiMD — price verified September 2026
  • Belle Health — price verified October 2026
  • Midi Health — price verified October 2026
  • altRx — price verified October 2026
  • Ondra Health — price verified September 2026
  • Cora Health — price verified September 2026
  • Idgie Health — price verified September 2026
  • Trava Health — price verified September 2026
  • AskRx — price verified September 2026
  • PrideRX — price verified September 2026
  • CareBareRX — price verified September 2026
  • Ozari Health — price verified September 2026
  • OrderlyMeds — price verified September 2026
  • Renn — price verified September 2026
  • Peak Wellness — price verified September 2026
  • WeightlessRx — price verified September 2026
  • EOS Health — price verified September 2026
  • Nucore Health — price verified September 2026
  • ElitePhysiqMD — price verified September 2026
  • Elara Health and Wellness — price verified September 2026
  • Pallas Health — price verified September 2026
  • Good Life Meds — price verified September 2026
  • BreezeMeds — price verified September 2026
  • Apex MD — price verified August 2026
  • Peptivo — price verified September 2026
  • Doctronic — price verified September 2026
  • boostAGErx — price verified September 2026
  • Effecty — price verified September 2026
  • Wellorithm — price verified September 2026
  • Renlo Health — price verified September 2026
  • EllieMD — price verified October 2026
  • Trinity Meds — price verified September 2026
  • Kongo — price verified September 2026
  • Nouri — price verified September 2026
  • Precision Telemed — price verified September 2026
  • Tyde Wellness — price verified September 2026
  • Raeliva — price verified September 2026
  • Nolu — price verified September 2026
  • Heally — price verified September 2026
  • New Wave Health — price verified September 2026
  • Trillium Meds — price verified September 2026
  • TeleZen MD — price verified September 2026
  • GobyMeds — price verified September 2026
  • PlexusDx — price verified September 2026
  • Welling Health — price verified September 2026
  • REMEVi — price verified August 2026
  • Meto — price verified September 2026
  • Always Wellness and Recovery — price verified September 2026
  • SkinnyVIP — price verified September 2026
  • RX Bella — price verified September 2026
  • CoraDoc — price verified October 2026
  • BeyondMD — price verified September 2026
  • Gimme Care — price verified September 2026
  • Polly — price verified September 2026
  • LifeRx.md — price verified September 2026
  • Science & Co — price verified September 2026
  • Bon Health — price verified September 2026
  • Blue Haven RX — price verified September 2026
  • Eviora MD — price verified September 2026
  • Heros Health — price verified September 2026
  • Amble — price verified August 2026
  • Biopreventative — price verified September 2026
  • Fierce Health — price verified September 2026
  • Curex — price verified October 2026
  • VivioMD — price verified September 2026
  • HealthSource — price verified September 2026
  • Ryze Rx — price verified September 2026
  • PepHaūs — price verified September 2026
  • Jyra Health — price verified September 2026
  • YourHealthRx — price verified August 2026
  • FitFlow — price verified September 2026
  • California Trim Clinic — price verified September 2026
  • Joey Med — price verified September 2026
  • The HCG Institute — price verified September 2026

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