GLP-1 medications have transformed weight management, but finding affordable options can be overwhelming. We've researched and compared pricing across every major telehealth provider to help you find the best deal — whether you're looking for brand-name Wegovy and Zepbound or more affordable compounded alternatives.
GLP-1 price comparison — April 2026
| Provider | Starting Price | Type | Coaching | States |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Walgreens | $49/visit | Brand-name | No | 28 |
| Sesame | $89/visit | Brand-name | No | 50 |
| Found | $129/mo | Compounded | Yes | 42 |
| Measured Health | $140/mo | Compounded | Yes | 45 |
| Noom Med | $149/mo | Both | Yes | 46 |
| MEDVi | $179/mo | Compounded | No | 50 |
| Hims & Hers | $199/mo | Both | Yes | 48 |
| Calibrate | $199/mo | Brand-name | Yes | 44 |
| PlushCare | $199/mo | Both | No | 50 |
| Ro Body | $499/mo | Both | Yes | 50 |
Prices collected from provider websites in April 2026. Actual costs may vary based on dosage, medication type, and eligibility.
Brand-name vs. compounded: what's the difference?
Brand-name GLP-1 medications like Wegovy (semaglutide) and Zepbound (tirzepatide) are manufactured by Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly respectively. They carry full FDA approval and typically cost $1,000+ per month without insurance.
Compounded versions use the same active ingredients but are prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies. They're significantly cheaper — often $140-300 per month — but are not FDA-evaluated as finished products. The FDA has raised concerns about quality control at some compounding facilities, so it's important to verify your provider uses a licensed 503A or 503B pharmacy.
How to get the lowest price
Your cheapest option depends on your situation. If you have insurance that covers weight-loss medications, providers like Ro Body and Calibrate specialize in navigating insurance approvals — the medication itself could cost as little as your copay. If you're paying out of pocket, compounded options through providers like Found ($129/mo) or Measured Health ($140/mo) offer the lowest all-in monthly costs.
Pay-per-visit models like Walgreens ($49/visit) and Sesame ($89/visit) can work well if you already have a pharmacy relationship or insurance coverage for the medication itself — you're only paying for the consultation.
What to look for beyond price
The cheapest option isn't always the best value. Consider whether the provider includes ongoing medical oversight and dose adjustments, coaching and lifestyle support (which research shows improves outcomes), what happens if the medication doesn't work for you (some offer guarantees), and whether they offer both brand-name and compounded options so you can switch if needed.
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Find My Match →The bottom line
GLP-1 treatment in 2026 is more accessible than ever, with options starting under $50 per visit. The key is matching your insurance situation, budget, and support needs with the right provider. Use our comparison tool to see all providers side by side, or take the quiz for a personalized recommendation.