Public price comparison · latest price check October 2026
What will your GLP-1 actually cost?
Compare recorded tirzepatide and semaglutide rates across compounded, branded cash and insurance options. Check each dated review for upfront commitments, eligibility and extra fees.
Across all treatments · 364 price records
- $9.75
- Lowest
- $215.58
- Median
- $2,048
- Highest
Monthly equivalent of the listed comparison rate, not a complete treatment bill. Upfront commitments and extra fees vary; treatments, doses and insurance eligibility differ.
- 364
- Verified price rows
- 119
- Companies reviewed
- 5
- Molecules priced
- 112
- FDA letters indexed
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Cheapest verified row per route · every figure dated and sourced
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Marla Whitfield
The gap, measured
228 of 364 rows have a higher comparison figure.
Every price row on this site carries two numbers: the rate a company advertises, and our recorded comparison figure. Differences can reflect introductory offers, commitments or product tiers. Read the row notes before treating either as your bill.
The remaining 136 rows have no positive difference between those recorded figures. That does not establish an all-in price or exclude additional fees.
Both numbers for every row, company by company, are on the price transparency index, with each comparison cycle and its source.
Largest recorded difference — Ro
| Company / cycle | Advertised | Comparison | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| RoSemaglutide — Wegovy · monthly | $238 | $498 | +$260 |
| RoTirzepatide — Zepbound · monthly | $338 | $598 | +$260 |
| LifeMDSemaglutide — Wegovy oral pill, brand · monthly | $188 | $448 | +$260 |
| LillyDirectTirzepatide — Zepbound 10 mg and above · four-weekly | $449 | $699 | +$250 |
| Oria MedsCompounded tirzepatide injection with B12 · monthly | $129 | $369 | +$240 |
Figures use the listed row basis; cycles and commitments differ, so these dollar differences are not a ranking of monthly savings or evidence of wrongdoing. Each review explains the offer, source, fees and date checked.
68/ 364
Rows using four-week cycles
Thirteen comparison cycles in 52 weeks. A supply-based or normalized rate may not match the seller’s actual payment schedule.
19/ 119
Companies carrying an FDA letter
Disclosed on the review and on the board. A letter discloses; on its own it never removes a company from a price list.
Four lines and what they cost you
Every one of these is true. None of them is the price.
You have read all four of these before. They are accurate, they are legal, and each one leaves out the single fact that changes the total — the same four patterns behind every row in the table above.
- “Your first three months”
- Find out what a single month costs with no prepay commitment attached. An advertised rate is very often a prepay block, and the price after it ends is the one you actually live on.
- “Billed every 4 weeks”
- Count bills, not months. A four-week cycle lands thirteen times a year, not twelve — the true annual total is a whole extra payment higher than the number in your head.
- “Cancel anytime”
- Anytime after the block you already paid for. Ask whether stopping part-way through refunds the unused months — usually it does not.
- “Starting at…”
- That figure prices the lowest dose. Price the dose you expect to actually be taking by month three, and compare providers on that number instead.
The boards
One compound, cheapest first.
Nothing on this board is pinned, sponsored, or lifted into position — every row is sorted by what a year actually costs, cheapest first: the walk-away price of one cycle, multiplied by the number of times a year it is really billed.
What compounded tirzepatide costs once the prepay rate ends, at the walk-away price, cheapest first.
- $85.58
- Lowest
- $449
- Highest
- 102
- Rows
Cheapest true year $1,026.96
See the boardWhat compounded semaglutide costs once the starter rate ends, at the walk-away price, cheapest first.
- $59
- Lowest
- $386
- Highest
- 121
- Rows
Cheapest true year $708
See the boardWhat semaglutide you swallow really costs: lozenge, sublingual and tablet, at the walk-away rate.
- $99
- Lowest
- $369
- Highest
- 21
- Rows
Cheapest true year $1,188
See the boardWhat Zepbound costs through every channel we price: the manufacturer's own and the resellers.
- $299
- Lowest
- $1,599
- Highest
- 18
- Rows
Cheapest true year $3,887
See the boardWhat estradiol costs once the membership is added, for a pill, patch, gel, spray or cream.
- $39.99
- Lowest
- $235
- Highest
- 17
- Rows
Cheapest true year $479.88
See the boardGo deeper
Every board, every letter, every source.
The boards above are the fast path. Everything behind them — the cross-compound rankings, the FDA letter record, and the sourcing on every claim — is public too.
- Best GLP-1 Providers
- Prices With No Prepay Tier
- Price Transparency Index
- Best Semaglutide Providers
- Best Tirzepatide Providers
- Best Oral and Sublingual GLP-1s
- Branded GLP-1s by Seller
- Microdose GLP-1 Providers
- Best NAD+ Providers
- Best Sermorelin Providers
- Best HRT Providers
- GLP-1 Providers for Women
- GLP-1 Providers for Men
- 13Cross-compound boardsRule-qualified rankings across the whole GLP-1 class — never a single-compound price list, which is what "/cheapest" already is.
- 112FDA warning lettersIndexed from the FDA's own database, 19 of them matched to a company reviewed here. A letter discloses; only a shutdown delists.
- 37ResearchSourced articles on the mechanics behind a price — prepay blocks, billing cycles, dose tiers, and what insurance actually covers.
Who checks the prices
Marla Whitfield
Pricing Editor
Latest recorded price check: October 2026, across 364 price rows.
Marla tracks what GLP-1 and peptide treatment actually costs — cash, insured, and compounded — and compares published prices, billing terms, and coverage information against providers’ public pages. Each price record identifies its source and verification date.
Every figure links to a provider source, carries the date it was read, and links to the page it came from — so you can check it, and so we can tell when it has gone stale. A price with no date is not a price.
What we will and will not publish is set out in the editorial policy, and how Doseworth is paid is on the disclosure page.