Find your fit. Know your costs.

Find an online GLP-1 program for your budget

See starting prices, upfront payments and renewal terms in one place. Browse programs or narrow your options by medication and format.

Where to start

One editorial pick. Two different ways to get started.

Selected partner examples, separate from editorial scores—not a cheapest or clinical ranking. Compounded medicines are not FDA-approved; a clinician must determine suitability. We may earn a commission through partner links. How this works.

Your program shortlist

Find a program. Check the full cost.

Not sure which medication? Browse all programs first, or use the filters to narrow your options. Sort by listed price or provider name, independently of partnerships.

Choices update together so only listed medication and format combinations appear.

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37 programs match. Recorded prices first; incomplete totals stay separate.

Recorded program prices

We may earn a commission through partner links. This is a selected comparison, not the entire market. Evidence scores are not clinical ratings; some reflect earlier assessments. Compounded medicines are not FDA-approved or established as equivalent to brand products. Our criteria and limitations.

Customer perspectives

What customers say about these programs.

Selected positive service experiences from Trustpilot, an independent review platform. These individual accounts are not a representative sample or evidence of treatment results. We may earn a commission through the program links.

Look beyond a single experience. Read more customer reviews, including critical ones, before choosing a program.

Before you choose

A few things worth checking.

Check the bill and the terms before you commit.

What should I check before choosing a low-price plan?

Confirm the first payment, how many months it covers, any separate fees, the renewal price and cancellation terms. A monthly equivalent may require a larger upfront payment. Our price index explains the different billing terms.

How do I compare pills, tablets and injections?

Match the exact medication and formulation before comparing prices. The same ingredient name does not make different formats interchangeable. Our oral-options guide separates approved pills from compounded tablets and sublingual products.

Where should I start if I have insurance or Medicare?

Check medication coverage and program fees separately with your plan and provider. Use the insurance lookup to prepare your questions, or start with our Medicare guide. A provider's insurance assistance is not a coverage guarantee.

Do providers pay for a higher score?

No. We may earn a commission through partner links, but payment does not change editorial scores. Featured partner choices are separate from those scores. The directory also includes editorial coverage without an active offer. Read our affiliate disclosure for how we earn money.

What does the evidence score mean?

Full scoring method

Our score out of 10 assesses published program information, not treatment quality or patient outcomes. Missing evidence can lower a score even when a service exists. Some earlier scores have not yet been reconciled with the detailed rubric, so read the review alongside the number.

Cost & pricing
25%
Published clinical support
25%
Medication options
20%
User experience
15%
Transparency
15%

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