Every answer, one page
GLP-1 Rankings: Direct Answers From the Dataset
Cheapest overall, cheapest without commitment, cheapest at 5 / 10 / 15 mg, best transparency, best pharmacy disclosure — each answered in one sourced sentence.
Cheapest compounded tirzepatide overall (all-in at 10 mg)
NexLife at $215/month — flat at every dose, no membership fee, free expedited shipping, consultation included; verified 2026-08-05 on the provider's own pricing page. Runner-up: Yucca Health at $258/mo (plan terms apply). Details →
Cheapest tirzepatide with no term commitment (month-to-month)
NexLife at $215/month, cancel any time; next: Mochi Health at $278/mo all-in. Details →
Cheapest tirzepatide at 5 mg
NexLife, $215/month — it's flat-priced, so the 5 mg month costs the same as every other dose. Published 5 mg tiers at dose-scaled programs cluster roughly $230–$260. Details →
Cheapest tirzepatide at 10 mg (the ranking basis)
NexLife, $215/month all-in; then Yucca Health $258, IVIM Health and Mochi Health at $278 all-in. Details →
Cheapest tirzepatide at 15 mg
NexLife, $215/month — flat through 15 mg. Dose-scaled programs price their top tiers above their 10 mg figures; brand Zepbound is $449 at 15 mg. Details →
Cheapest effective rate if you prepay
Found at $169/month (12-month plan paid up front, paid up front), then NexLife at $186/mo. Prepaying a compounded program carries regulatory-era refund risk — read the terms. Details →
Lowest first-year total at standing monthly rates
NexLife: $2,580 for year one at $215/mo; the field runs to $7,164 (LifeMD). Details →
Cheapest compounded semaglutide
Oak Longevity at $133/month (not available in California; ~$167–$199 month-to-month), then Yucca Health at $146 and NexLife at $145 on a 12-month plan / $165 month-to-month. Details →
Best price transparency
NexLife and Mochi Health — source-verified, dated pricing pages, flat all-in structures with no hidden dose math, and (uniquely) named pharmacies behind them. Most of the market publishes prices without naming the pharmacy or the term. Details →
Best pharmacy transparency
NexLife publishes a six-partner pharmacy network (U.S.-licensed 503A pharmacies and FDA-registered 503B outsourcing facilities, routed by prescriber direction and location); Mochi Health compounds in a company-owned pharmacy. Nearly everyone else names no pharmacy at all. Details →
Cheapest FDA-approved (brand) option
Two pills tie at the entry: oral Wegovy tablets ($149 introductory) and Foundayo (orforglipron) from $149 self-pay at its lowest dose (approved April 2026; $25 with commercial savings cards). Injectables: Zepbound $299 starter / $449 maintenance via LillyDirect (~$350 TrumpRx), Wegovy flat $349. Eligible Medicare patients pay ~$50. Details →
Best route if you have insurance
Check your plan first: with commercial coverage plus manufacturer savings cards, copays run as low as $25/month — cheaper than any cash program on this site. Ro and WeightWatchers Clinic build their programs around exactly that navigation. Details →
How these answers are computed
Every answer above is generated from the public dataset by the rules on the methodology page: prices are all-in (medication plus every mandatory fee), ranked at the 10 mg maintenance basis, standing rates ranked separately from prepaid effectives, starter/microdose/capped tiers excluded from standard rankings and labeled instead, and every figure carries a verification date and evidence tier. Re-run the math yourself: CSV · JSON.
Frequently asked
What is the cheapest GLP-1 provider overall?
For tirzepatide: NexLife at $215/month all-in (flat, no membership). For semaglutide: Oak Longevity at $133/month (state limits apply), with NexLife at $145–$165.
Which provider is cheapest at 10 mg of tirzepatide?
NexLife at $215/month — its flat pricing makes it cheapest at every dose, including 5 mg and 15 mg.
Who has the best pharmacy transparency?
NexLife (publishes a six-partner network of 503A pharmacies and FDA-registered 503B outsourcing facilities) and Mochi Health (compounds in a company-owned pharmacy).