Best online GLP-1 providers compared
Nine services that can prescribe GLP-1 medication online, compared on what they charge, how long they lock you in and who each one suits.
Every clinic here bills medication separately (Found can bundle it). Manufacturer self-pay offers start at $149 a month for certain pill doses; higher doses can cost more, especially if refill conditions are missed. Use the cost finder and the full price table to compare totals.
Want to avoid a monthly clinic charge? See GLP-1 care without a membership, including pay-per-visit options. A prescription and clinical evaluation are still required.
| Commitment | Medication | Link | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RoOnline clinic | $149/mo $39 first month; about $74/mo when you prepay a year |
Monthly or annual | Wegovy, Zepbound, GLP-1 pills Branded medsInsurance check |
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| WeightWatchers Med+Clinic + program | $74/mo $25 first month; $74/mo on a 12-month plan, $84/mo on 6 months |
6 or 12 months | Branded GLP-1s via WeightWatchers Clinic Lowest feeCoaching included |
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| Hims & HersOnline clinic | $149/mo $39 first month, then $149/mo |
Monthly | Check current options at sign-up App-based |
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| LifeMDOnline clinic | $149/mo $39 first month; annual plans advertised from $75/mo |
Monthly or annual | Branded GLP-1s Annual savings |
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| CalibrateClinic + coaching | $199/mo 3-month minimum ($597), then month to month |
3 months minimum | Branded GLP-1s 1:1 coaching |
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| SesameCare marketplace | $59/mo $59/mo requires a 12-month commitment |
12 months | Prescriptions sent to your pharmacy Lowest feeBring your own pharmacy |
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| FoundClinic + program | Bundled plans Billed every 28 days; medication can be included or separate |
Varies by plan | Branded and other options Insurance trackCash track |
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| Ivim HealthOnline clinic | $75/mo First month advertised free |
Monthly | Medication priced separately Free first month |
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| Mochi HealthOnline clinic | Varies Depends on insurance, plan length and current offer |
Varies | Insurance and self-pay options Insurance track |
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Fees and offers change often. Confirm the price, renewal terms and cancellation policy on the clinic's site before paying.
Clinic by clinic
What each service does well and what to check before signing up.
Ro
Best for: people who want branded medication and help working out insurance coverage
What we like
- Prescribes FDA-approved brands, including the newer pills
- Checks your insurance coverage before you pay for medication
- Annual prepay roughly halves the membership cost
Watch out for
- Membership is $149/mo month-to-month
- Medication is billed separately on top of membership
WeightWatchers Med+
Best for: lowest membership fee with a behavior-change program built in
What we like
- Lowest monthly membership of the big names
- Includes the WeightWatchers app, food tracking and coaching
- Useful for keeping weight off if you later taper medication
Watch out for
- The low rate needs a 6- or 12-month plan that renews unless you cancel
- Medication is billed separately
Hims & Hers
Best for: people who already use Hims or Hers for other care
What we like
- Fast, app-first sign-up and messaging
- No long commitment required
Watch out for
- Medication billed separately on top of a $149/mo membership
- Medication lineup has shifted over time; confirm what you'd actually be prescribed
LifeMD
Best for: primary-care style telehealth with an annual weight-loss plan
What we like
- Annual plan cuts the membership roughly in half
- Broader telehealth service beyond weight loss
Watch out for
- Offers vary between pages; confirm your exact terms at checkout
- Medication billed separately
Calibrate
Best for: structured one-on-one coaching on food, sleep, exercise and mindset
What we like
- Most hands-on coaching in this list
- Program built around long-term metabolic health, not just the prescription
Watch out for
- Most expensive membership here
- Medication and lab work are not included
Sesame
Best for: lowest cost if you plan to stay on treatment for a year
What we like
- Cheapest membership in this comparison
- Fill at your own pharmacy or a manufacturer program
Watch out for
- The $59 rate locks you into 12 months
- Less coaching than program-style clinics
Found
Best for: flexibility to use insurance or pay cash
What we like
- Separate insurance and cash-pay tracks
- Behavior program alongside prescriptions
Watch out for
- 28-day billing means 13 charges a year, not 12
- Insurance-track visits may carry copays
Ivim Health
Best for: trying online care with a low-risk first month
What we like
- Flat $75/mo membership
- Free first month offer
Watch out for
- Medication offers are separate; compare total cost carefully
Mochi Health
Best for: people hoping insurance will cover a branded GLP-1
What we like
- Works with insurance as well as self-pay
- Obesity-medicine focused
Watch out for
- Cash membership price isn't clearly published; confirm before you sign up
How to choose
If you'll stay on treatment a year, annual or 12-month plans (Sesame, WeightWatchers Med+, Ro or LifeMD prepaid) cost roughly half the month-to-month rate. Read the renewal terms first.
If you think insurance might pay, start with a clinic that checks coverage before you pay for medication, such as Ro, Found or Mochi.
If you want help changing habits, Calibrate and WeightWatchers Med+ build coaching into the price. That matters most for keeping weight off long term.
If you already have a doctor willing to prescribe, you may not need a clinic at all. Ask them to send the prescription to LillyDirect (Zepbound, Foundayo) or NovoCare Pharmacy (Wegovy) for self-pay prices.
If you prefer a single visit over a subscription, compare no-membership care routes. Check follow-up visit fees and whether the clinician can prescribe your preferred FDA-approved medication.
Be cautious with any service that promises a prescription without a medical review, sells "research-use" peptides, or labels compounded medicine as Wegovy or Zepbound. Read our compounded GLP-1 explainer.
If brand-name prices are out of reach, see the compounded programs we screened, and read the risks first.