The cheapest GLP-1 programs, ranked by entry price
All 24 programs we review are LegitScript-certified telehealth programs. Below are the lowest published or advertised entry prices among them, ranked from cheapest up. One honest note before the list: "from" prices are usually first-month or long-plan rates, and ongoing months often cost more. We flag the structure on each card.
The lowest advertised entry price we currently track. At this level, pay close attention during intake to what the entry rate includes and how quickly ongoing months step up.
A genuinely low entry point. The enrollment experience is simpler and less polished than our featured programs, which is the tradeoff at this price.
Our favorite in the budget tier: pricing is published upfront before any intake, compounded tirzepatide starts at $99 for the first month, a microdose track runs from $49/mo on 12-month plans, and quarterly labs are included. Ongoing months cost more than the headline figures.
Visit Telos Rx →Advertises a low entry price. Public materials are thinner than our featured programs, so confirm the medication, plan structure, and ongoing cost during intake.
Below the category average on entry price with a straightforward online process.
The best per-month value comes on the 6-month semaglutide plan. Provider review typically within 24 hours, 2-day shipping, and financing options make this the strongest fast-start pick in the budget range.
Visit Yucca Health →Competitive entry pricing plus something rare: needle-free dissolving-tablet options for both semaglutide and tirzepatide, with clinician coverage in all 50 states.
Visit Wellorithm →Our highest-rated program overall at a mainstream entry price, with oral and injectable options and strong support. If the budget tier feels too thin, this is where value and quality meet.
Visit MEDVi →How to read GLP-1 pricing honestly
Three things separate a real bargain from a teaser rate. First, entry versus ongoing: many programs price the first month or a long-plan average low, with standard months higher, so always ask what month four costs. Second, what is included: some prices bundle provider visits, supplies, and labs, while others bill them separately. Third, medication and dose: semaglutide entry rates are usually lower than tirzepatide, and some programs raise the price as your dose increases while others hold it flat.
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Frequently asked questions
Lower prices usually reflect compounded medication, leaner support, first-month promotional rates, or long-plan averages. The cheapest options on this list also tend to publish less about their programs, which is why we note where details need confirming.
Not automatically. A low entry price with expensive ongoing months can cost more over a year than a flat mid-priced plan. We would rather you compare month-four pricing than month-one pricing.
These are cash-pay telehealth programs; insurance is generally not billed directly. Some are HSA/FSA eligible, which several list on their sites.
Every program on this list holds current LegitScript certification, which we verify before listing. Certification covers legitimacy of the pharmacy and telehealth operation; it is not a judgment about which program fits you best.
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Prices reflect published or advertised entry rates at the time of writing and can change. Individual results vary. This page includes tracked referral links; our editorial scores and rankings are not affected by compensation.
The highest-rated program we review.
Omzo scored highest across all 24 programs we reviewed, with flexible, adjustable, doctor-supervised care.