How much does LifeMD actually cost?
Telehealth pricing is usually two numbers pretending to be one. Here is what LifeMD charges, what is billed separately, and what a year of it comes to.
The short answer
LifeMD advertises $89/month to start, and bills a $95 fee separately — so the realistic figure is closer to $184/month. Over a year that is $2,208 at the starting dose.
What you are actually billed for
The advertised price and the amount that leaves your account are often different numbers. This is the split, from what LifeMD publishes.
| Line item | What we can verify |
|---|---|
| Medication, starting tier | $89/mo |
| Membership / consultation fee | $95 — billed separately |
| Shipping | Included in at least one plan we track |
| A year at the starting dose | $2,208 |
The starting dose is the cheap one. GLP-1s are titrated upward over the first months, and higher doses usually cost more — so the first month is not the typical month. Ask what your target dose costs, not what the starter costs. That is the number that decides whether you can stay on the drug.
LifeMD pricing by medication
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Frequently asked questions
Does LifeMD charge a membership fee on top of the medication?
Yes. LifeMD lists a separate fee of $95 alongside the medication cost, so the advertised monthly price is not the whole monthly price. Confirm the current figure on LifeMD's own site before you sign up — fees change and ours is a dated snapshot, not a quote.
How much does LifeMD actually cost per month?
LifeMD's advertised starting price is $89/month, plus a $95 fee billed separately — so the realistic monthly figure starts around $184. That is the starting tier: dose, medication and plan length all move it. Verified 2026-07-12; prices in this category change often, so treat it as a starting point and confirm with LifeMD.
What does LifeMD cost over a year?
At the advertised starting price, $1,068 a year, or $2,208 once the separate fee is included — before any dose increase. GLP-1s are titrated upward over the first months and higher doses usually cost more, so the first month is the cheapest month, not the typical one. Nobody in this category shows you the annual number; it is the one that decides whether you can actually afford to stay on the drug.
What the other providers charge, side by side
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