What is the cheapest GLP-1 provider?

The lowest usable published quote appears first. Very low headlines can be promotional or insurance-dependent, so suspect figures are excluded. Confirm the product, dose, supply period, and required payment before interpreting a quote as your monthly cost.

Why is the price I see advertised lower than the one here?

Because the advertised figure is often not the standing rate. Sellers lead with introductory months, first-order coupons, and prepaid quarters or years divided out to a smaller-looking monthly number. Maximus publishes this openly — $249.99 on one month against $150.32 on twelve. Use the published terms to confirm the actual renewal price before paying.

Is cheaper compounded semaglutide lower quality?

Price will not tell you. Most sellers do not name the compounding pharmacy, and few publish the dose the monthly figure buys. A cheaper month at an undisclosed quantity is an unknown rather than a bargain or a warning.

Are there costs beyond the monthly price?

Frequently. A consult fee, a membership, or shipping can sit outside the product price. Read the total charged in the first month rather than the headline number, and check whether the figure holds when your dose increases.

Is the oral version cheaper than injections?

Not reliably. Sellers price the two independently and not in a consistent direction — on this roster the largest gap runs the other way, with the oral costing more than double the injection from the same seller. Compare a seller's own two figures rather than assuming a category is cheaper.

What is the cheapest GLP-1 provider?

The lowest usable published quote appears first. Very low headlines can be promotional or insurance-dependent, so suspect figures are excluded. Confirm the product, dose, supply period, and required payment before interpreting a quote as your monthly cost.

Why is the price I see advertised lower than the one here?

Because the advertised figure is often not the standing rate. Sellers lead with introductory months, first-order coupons, and prepaid quarters or years divided out to a smaller-looking monthly number. Maximus publishes this openly — $249.99 on one month against $150.32 on twelve. Use the published terms to confirm the actual renewal price before paying.

Is cheaper compounded semaglutide lower quality?

Price will not tell you. Most sellers do not name the compounding pharmacy, and few publish the dose the monthly figure buys. A cheaper month at an undisclosed quantity is an unknown rather than a bargain or a warning.

Are there costs beyond the monthly price?

Frequently. A consult fee, a membership, or shipping can sit outside the product price. Read the total charged in the first month rather than the headline number, and check whether the figure holds when your dose increases.

Is the oral version cheaper than injections?

Not reliably. Sellers price the two independently and not in a consistent direction — on this roster the largest gap runs the other way, with the oral costing more than double the injection from the same seller. Compare a seller's own two figures rather than assuming a category is cheaper.

Ordered by price

The Cheapest GLP-1 Providers, by Published Monthly Price

Compare each provider’s lowest usable published monthly quote across its available medicines and forms. Confirm the dose, payment period, required fees, and renewal terms before choosing the lowest price.

By Hana BrennanPricing & provider data

371 providers comparedReviewed against our editorial methodologyOrdered by disclosed starting priceUpdated October 2026

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Top 5 for the lowest published rate

Not ordered by who pays us

CollectivePartner
Year-long cost-led buyers
From
$76
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Lean Meds
A low published entry price
From
$79
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RxPepsDirect
Buyers who track milligrams
From
$79
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YourEraPartner
A seller that states its own terms
From
$79.20
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PreventiveMD
A low all-in figure, in 36 states
From
$83
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The shortlist

371 providers, side by side

Ordered by the lowest usable published monthly figure recorded for each provider, across available molecules and forms. Suspect quotes and missing prices are excluded. Figures reflect recorded public terms and corrections, not completed checkout verification; confirm dose, required payment, and fees.

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Provider states

CollectivePartner

Year-long cost-led buyers

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Access

From $76/mo

Dose price

Flat

Provider states

—

Check availability

Lean Meds

A low published entry price

Read review →

Access

From $79/mo

Dose price

Flat

Provider states

All 50

Check availability

RxPepsDirect

Buyers who track milligrams

Read review →

Access

From $79/mo

Dose price

—

Provider states

27 + DC

Check availability

YourEraPartner

A seller that states its own terms

Read review →

Access

From $79.20/mo

Dose price

Flat

Provider states

—

Check availability

PreventiveMD

A low all-in figure, in 36 states

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Access

From $83/mo

Dose price

—

Provider states

Check availability

altRX

Wanting the pharmacy named

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Access

From $89/mo

Dose price

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Provider states

—

Check availability

Dollar Dad Club

People who want a clear medicine-specific offer and can verify the selected payment arrangement.

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Access

From $89/mo

Dose price

Flat

Provider states

—

Check availability

Revel RX

No automatic billing

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Access

From $89/mo

Dose price

Flat

Provider states

—

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Science & Co

Buyers prepaying a full year

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Access

From $89/mo

Dose price

Flat

Provider states

—

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BiltRx

Buyers comparing total cost

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Access

From $91/mo

Dose price

Flat

Provider states

—

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FMmeds

A simple two-molecule price list

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Access

From $95/mo

Dose price

Flat

Provider states

All 50 + DC

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Sunlight

Buyers who want pharmacies named

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Access

From $95/mo

Dose price

Flat

Provider states

—

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Bayan Health

Deliberate microdose protocols

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Access

From $99/mo

Dose price

Flat

Provider states

—

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bmiMDPartner

A narrow gap between molecules

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Access

From $99/mo

Dose price

Flat

Provider states

All 50

Check availability

CoreAge RxPartner

Flat pricing on either molecule

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Access

From $99/mo

Dose price

Flat

Provider states

All 50

Check availability

Harbor

Flat pricing across doses

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Access

From $99/mo

Dose price

—

Provider states

—

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He & She MD

Buyers paying a year upfront

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From $99/mo

Dose price

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Provider states

49 + DC

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Liv Body

Low entry price, no membership

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From $99/mo

Dose price

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Provider states

—

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Novi

Tirzepatide without the premium

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From $99/mo

Dose price

—

Provider states

—

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Nu Image Medical

Buyers committing a full year

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From $99/mo

Dose price

—

Provider states

—

Check availability

We never show a fabricated price or rating. Facts are shown only where a provider publishes them.

State counts describe provider-wide service areas. Confirm availability for your medication and location.

How this board is built

Low headlines can be introductory offers, insurance copays, or prepaid packages rather than an ongoing cash price. Promotional and implausible figures are excluded from the displayed quote. A missing price does not become zero, and a usable published quote is still subject to the provider’s dose, payment, and eligibility terms.

One assumption worth dropping before reading down the column: that the oral form is the budget option. Sellers price oral and injection independently, and the direction is not consistent. Idgie Health charges $134 for injectable semaglutide and $287 for the oral — more than double for the tablet. Compare by seller, not by category.

What a low monthly price does and does not buy

The most useful question to ask a cheap seller is what the month includes. Some prices carry the consult, the full titration and shipping; others charge for each separately, and the gap between two headline figures can close entirely once everything is added.

The second question is what happens as the dose climbs. Both molecules titrate upward over months. A seller holding one figure across the ladder and a seller charging per milligram can start at the same price and finish a year hundreds of dollars apart, and almost nobody puts that policy in the hero.

What a low price does not change is the regulatory position. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are prepared against a prescription and are not FDA-approved or reviewed for safety, efficacy or quality before dispensing — at any price on this board.

How we judge sellers

Price transparency — Can you find what a month costs — for the molecule and the form you want — before creating an account, and does the seller's own site agree with itself?
Honest headline — Is the figure the seller leads with the figure it bills? A price that needs a twelve-month prepay, or that is struck through from an anchor nobody pays, is a different number from a standing monthly rate.
Dose-ladder pricing — Does the price hold as your dose escalates, or is it re-set at every step? This is the difference most buyers only discover in month three.
Access — How many states the seller ships to, and whether it covers more than one molecule or delivery form.

We never show a fabricated price or rating, and access notes appear only where a provider publishes them. Pricing and availability change often — confirm current details on the provider’s own site.

Keep comparing

Compounded semaglutide, ranked · Compounded tirzepatide, ranked · Sellers that hold one price across doses · How we score sellers

Common questions

What is the cheapest GLP-1 provider?: The lowest usable published quote appears first. Very low headlines can be promotional or insurance-dependent, so suspect figures are excluded. Confirm the product, dose, supply period, and required payment before interpreting a quote as your monthly cost.
Why is the price I see advertised lower than the one here?: Because the advertised figure is often not the standing rate. Sellers lead with introductory months, first-order coupons, and prepaid quarters or years divided out to a smaller-looking monthly number. Maximus publishes this openly — $249.99 on one month against $150.32 on twelve. Use the published terms to confirm the actual renewal price before paying.
Is cheaper compounded semaglutide lower quality?: Price will not tell you. Most sellers do not name the compounding pharmacy, and few publish the dose the monthly figure buys. A cheaper month at an undisclosed quantity is an unknown rather than a bargain or a warning.
Are there costs beyond the monthly price?: Frequently. A consult fee, a membership, or shipping can sit outside the product price. Read the total charged in the first month rather than the headline number, and check whether the figure holds when your dose increases.
Is the oral version cheaper than injections?: Not reliably. Sellers price the two independently and not in a consistent direction — on this roster the largest gap runs the other way, with the oral costing more than double the injection from the same seller. Compare a seller's own two figures rather than assuming a category is cheaper.