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What does your GLP-1 actually cost?
Real prices. Real fees. Real total over the period you actually plan to take it. We expose dose-escalation surcharges, commitment minimums, and first-month discount cliffs that every competitor hides.
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Pick a drug, dose range, and up to 4 providers.
We'll compute the total over your full plan including escalation fees, commitment discounts, and add-ons — then sort by true total cost (not the headline number).
The short answer
The advertised monthly price is rarely what you pay, because it is quoted at the starting dose and month-to-month plans reprice as you titrate. Take a realistic case — compounded semaglutide, 0.25 mg up to 2 mg over 6 months, no long commitment — across the 7 providers here. The cheapest total comes to $1,044 with Embody; the dearest is $2,454 — a difference of $1,410 for the same 6 months. Two things produce most of that gap: 3 of the 7 charge more once your dose escalates, and 0 discount the first month, so the price you signed up at is not the price from month two. The calculator above runs your own doses and timeline.
- Henry Meds adds +$100/dose-tier above 1mg — hidden until you titrate
- Eden charges flat regardless of dose (advantage)
- Mochi $79/mo membership never drops
- WW Med+ $25 first 2 months → $74/mo membership after
References(4)
Our sourcing standards →- Prescription drug coverage — program rules — CMS
- Medicare Part D drug coverage — Medicare.gov
- Medicaid drug pricing and payment datasets (NADAC) — Medicaid.gov Open Data
- Find local help with health coverage — HealthCare.gov (CMS)