Boards

Ranked cost boards

Each of these is a question asked of the same set of prices we checked ourselves. Most sort on what a year actually costs; one sorts on the distance between the price a company advertises and the price it charges. Every board prints both rules — what gets on it, and what decides the order — because a ranking whose method you cannot read is a ranking you have to take on trust.

Boards

Each one a stated rule, not a curated list.

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Companies priced

Every one with its own published review.

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Ranked rows

One per compound per company, never a blended figure.

The boards

The cheapest GLP-1 providers to actually stay on for a year

Every GLP-1 seller we price first-party, each entered on its cheapest option.

Rows: 103 from 103 companies
Cheapest year on it: $906.96

The prices that do not change once you are through the intake

The rows where the advertised price and the no-commitment price are the same number.

Rows: 43 from 43 companies
Cheapest year on it: $1,068

The price transparency index: every company we have priced, scored on its own headline

Every company we price first-party, on one measured question.

Rows: 108 from 108 companies
Smallest gap on it: 0%

Every semaglutide seller we have priced, ranked by what a year really costs

Every semaglutide seller we price first-party, compounded or branded, oral or injected.

Rows: 97 from 97 companies
Cheapest year on it: $906.96

Every tirzepatide seller we have priced, ranked by what a year really costs

Every tirzepatide seller we price first-party, compounded or branded, oral or injected.

Rows: 88 from 88 companies
Cheapest year on it: $1,026.96

The GLP-1s you swallow: every needle-free option we have priced

Every lozenge, tablet and sublingual GLP-1 priced against a company's own page.

Rows: 36 from 28 companies
Cheapest year on it: $1,188

The approved drugs: what a year of Wegovy or Zepbound costs, by seller

Every route to an FDA-approved GLP-1 we price, manufacturer channel and resellers alike.

Rows: 17 from 17 companies
Cheapest year on it: $3,576

Microdose GLP-1 plans, and what a year of one actually costs

Every plan a company itself calls a microdose or low-dose GLP-1, priced first-party.

Rows: 21 from 13 companies
Cheapest year on it: $4,188

NAD+ by subscription: what a year costs at every company we have priced

Every compounded NAD+ program we price against a company's own page.

Rows: 14 from 12 companies
Cheapest year on it: $1,188

Sermorelin by subscription, ranked by what a year actually costs

Every compounded sermorelin program we price against a company's own page.

Rows: 8 from 7 companies
Cheapest year on it: $1,188

Every hormone-therapy price we checked ourselves, ranked by what a year costs

Every hormone-therapy price read off a company's own page: creams, patches, pills.

Rows: 40 from 7 companies
Cheapest year on it: $117

GLP-1 providers that say they treat women, and what a year at each really costs

Every GLP-1 seller whose own pages say it treats women, and none that publish nothing on it.

Rows: 40 from 40 companies
Cheapest year on it: $1,188

GLP-1 providers that say they treat men, and what a year at each really costs

Every GLP-1 seller whose own pages say it treats men, and none that publish nothing on it.

Rows: 40 from 40 companies
Cheapest year on it: $1,188

How every one of these is ordered

The partner group is the one thing commission decides, and it is decided by a single list: the affiliate programs we have signed. That list cannot write to a price row. The figures in every row are read from the company's own page, are the same for partners and everyone else, and are what orders each group. What we are paid for, and what it does not buy, is on the disclosure page.

How these differ from the cheapest boards

A cheapest board answers a single-cycle question — what is the lowest number I can pay next month — and sorts on a single cycle. These boards answer a year-long one, and sort on the year, which is where a four-week billing cycle changes the answer. Thirteen charges of a lower price can beat, or lose to, twelve charges of a higher one, so the two surfaces are allowed to disagree. When they do, that gap is the finding, and the board that has a twin links to it and says so.

The capture procedure behind every number on both, and the five ways a price gets captured wrong, are on our methodology page.

Medical disclaimer: This content is for general educational purposes only and is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting, stopping, or changing any treatment.