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Independent · 2026 · No pay-to-win

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GLP-1, decided.

You don't have an afternoon to compare dozens of telehealth plans. So we ranked them on the thing that matters when you're busy: how fast you can start, at a price that won't surprise you. Skim the shortlist, see the real monthly cost, go.

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    Shortlist

    We rank the field so you skim seven, not seventy.

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    Price

    See the real monthly cost and whether it's flat or climbs.

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    Go

    Start an async, no-video signup on your next break.

The shortlist

Ranked by Rx-Readiness

#ProviderRx-ReadinessSemaglutidePricingGo
1CoreAge RxTop pick94 · A$149/moFlatSee it →
2Eden89 · B+$239/moFlatSee it →
3Found88 · B+$129/moFlatSee it →
4Hims & Hers87 · B+$199/moFlatSee it →
5Ro86 · BNot disclosedNot disclosedSee it →
6Henry Meds85 · B$249/moFlatSee it →
7Mochi Health82 · B−$138/moTieredSee it →

Assume any provider we list may compensate us — see our disclosure. It never changes an Rx-Readiness Score. Prices are each provider's public disclosures at last review — confirm on their site. Not medical advice.

The full breakdown

Every pick scored on six things a busy parent actually feels: time to first dose · flat, predictable pricing · no-video (async) intake · nationwide access · both molecules on one plan · easy off-ramp. See the full write-up on our best GLP-1 for busy moms hub.

1Shortlist #1
Grade A

CoreAge Rx

The shortlist pick: one flat price that doesn't climb as your dose does, both molecules on a single plan, and a nationwide async intake you can finish on a break.

Semaglutide
$149/mo
Pricing
Flat
First dose
Same week
Coverage
All 50 states
  • Flat monthly price that stays put through titration — no dose-scaling surprise on your busiest month
  • Both compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide on one plan, so you're not re-signing to switch
  • Async, no-video intake and all-50-states coverage — start it during a lunch break
  • Not the rock-bottom sticker price — a couple of teaser tiers elsewhere start lower
  • Compounded only — no FDA-approved brand option
  • General metabolic program, not a boutique concierge service
See CoreAge Rx Full review →
2Ranked
Grade B+

Eden

A high-disclosure program with clean async onboarding and both molecules nationwide — you pay more, but the price and the process are legible.

Semaglutide
$239/mo
Pricing
Flat
First dose
Days
Coverage
All 50 states
  • Clear flat pricing and a straightforward async signup — no drawn-out scheduling
  • Both semaglutide and tirzepatide, available in all 50 states
  • Strong up-front disclosure, so there are fewer surprises after you commit
  • Premium sticker price versus the budget tiers
  • Compounded only — no brand-name lane
  • No oral route for the needle-averse
See Eden Full review →
3Ranked
Grade B+

Found

Identical low pricing on both molecules plus built-in coaching — the flat-fee simplicity is a real time-saver if you also want a little accountability.

Semaglutide
$129/mo
Pricing
Flat
First dose
About a week
Coverage
All 50 states
  • Low, identical flat pricing on both molecules — switching costs you nothing
  • Coaching baked in, useful if you want structure without booking a separate service
  • Nationwide, with a mostly async onboarding flow
  • The coaching-subscription model isn't for everyone
  • Compounded only — no brand or oral option
  • Support cadence can feel program-driven rather than on-demand
See Found Full review →
4Ranked
Grade B+

Hims & Hers

A polished, app-first mass-market brand with a fast async funnel — dependable and familiar, though tirzepatide pricing isn't consistently posted.

Semaglutide
$199/mo
Pricing
Flat
First dose
Days
Coverage
All 50 states
  • Slick app-first experience with a fast, mostly async intake
  • Flat, posted semaglutide pricing and nationwide coverage
  • Well-known operator with a mature support stack
  • Tirzepatide pricing isn't consistently disclosed up front
  • Compounded only — no brand or oral route
  • Upsells across a broad catalog can add noise to a simple decision
See Hims & Hers Full review →
5Ranked
Grade B

Ro

A heavyweight platform with brand-name access and insurance navigation — powerful if you want FDA-approved product, but the compounded pricing is opaque and can slow a quick decision.

Semaglutide
Not disclosed
Pricing
Not disclosed
First dose
Varies
Coverage
Multi-state
  • Brand-name (Wegovy/Zepbound) access plus insurance navigation
  • Oral options and a well-funded, polished platform
  • Deep clinical infrastructure for a more involved path
  • Compounded pricing isn't posted up front — hard to compare fast
  • Insurance and brand routes add steps, not speed
  • Premium positioning overall
See Ro Full review →
6Ranked
Grade B

Henry Meds

A flat-fee compounded pioneer — the model is simple and predictable, which is the point, though it now sits at the pricier end with no molecule-switch discount.

Semaglutide
$249/mo
Pricing
Flat
First dose
Days
Coverage
Multi-state
  • Simple flat-fee billing on both molecules — easy to reason about
  • Established, widely recognized operator
  • Mostly async onboarding
  • Higher pricing than many newer entrants
  • Compounded only — no brand or oral option
  • Coverage is multi-state rather than confirmed nationwide
See Henry Meds Full review →
7Ranked
Grade B−

Mochi Health

A genuinely support-forward program with a strong care team and fair pricing — but limited state coverage and tiered pricing make it a slower, narrower fit for a quick nationwide decision.

Semaglutide
$138/mo
Pricing
Tiered
First dose
About a week
Coverage
15 states
  • Strong, responsive care team — helpful if you want a human in the loop
  • Reasonable pricing on both molecules
  • Clear onboarding with real clinician involvement
  • Available in roughly 15 states — not nationwide
  • Tiered pricing can move as your plan changes
  • Compounded only — no brand or oral route
See Mochi Health Full review →

The number nobody quotes you

A GLP-1 is a 12-month decision, not a first-month one.

The sticker price you see is usually the low dose. On a dose-scaling plan, the monthly climbs as you titrate up — so the twelve-month total can run hundreds more than the number that hooked you. A flat plan holds one price the whole way. When you're juggling everything else, predictable beats cheap-looking.

$149/mo

CoreAge Rx — flat, so month 12 costs the same as month 1.

Flat vs scaling

We flag the pricing model on every card so you can do the yearly math in seconds.

Do the math

The cost cheat sheet lays out the real 12-month picture.

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How we rank

One rubric, applied the same way to everyone.

Read the Rx-Readiness methodology →

Built for speed

We weight time-to-first-dose, no-video signup and flat pricing — the friction a working parent actually hits.

Honest about limits

Where a provider hides pricing or covers only a few states, we say so and rank it down.

No pay-to-win

Assume any provider may compensate us; it never buys a higher Rx-Readiness Score.