GLP-1 pricing tools: a calculator, a finder and the records behind them

Five fields — medication, membership, shipping, other recurring charges and one-time fees — added up over three, six and twelve months, with the average month printed beside each total.

The page explains the arithmetic beneath the widget, including why a one-time fee is counted once and never multiplied. Nothing you type is transmitted or stored, and no provider price is prefilled.

Six filters over 104 recorded standard monthly plans from 55 programs: molecule, monthly total, separate membership, commitment, dose-price policy and cancellation terms.

The count on each option shows how many plans it would match with your other filters held in place, so a zero points at the combination rather than the option. A field the record does not answer is labelled not established, never $0.

45 eligible standard monthly injectable offers from 21 programs, each row printing the monthly plan price, the membership line and a dated source.

Prepaid packages, introductory prices and one-time purchases are excluded by stated rule rather than by omission. Eligible oral plans sit in their own labelled view and are never mixed into these rows.

8 recorded programs bill a mandatory membership beside the medication, at $25 to $149 a month; 27 state no separate fee and 30 leave the amount unestablished, across 66 programs.

$0 a month, "included; not itemized" and "not established" are three different answers. The table prints them as three different states instead of collapsing them into one blank.

The recorded minimum period, how a plan is stopped, any notice window, whether a fee is attached and what each program says about refunds.

This is the field that decides whether a twelve-month total is a number you can actually stop paying, so it sits beside the prices rather than in a footnote.

The payments that move when you leave one program for another: the period already paid for, any stated exit charge and the next program’s first charge.

Written from the same records as the comparison, so a figure here matches the row it came from on the page beside it.

Every cost and commitment criterion this guide records, with each recorded program that meets it, printed in the guide’s ranked order.

Where more than one program qualifies, all of them are listed. A criterion narrows the field; it does not pick a winner.

Two recorded programs set against the same rows: billing model, membership, medication line, recurring price, cadence, commitment and cancellation.

Pairings are ordered alphabetically, and each side prints the rank and score it already carries in the ranked index rather than a new verdict invented for the page.

Tirzepatide and semaglutide for both programs, with membership fees, dose pricing, billing interval and cancellation terms on one page.

Surfbound Health is operated by the same publisher as this guide. The comparison runs on the recorded fields, and that relationship is stated on the page rather than left out.

The cheapest verified monthly charge in each category, with compounded and FDA-approved products kept apart rather than pooled into one figure.

A floor, not a recommendation. The lowest recorded charge may not be a plan you can be accepted onto, or keep paying after a dose change.

The median, the range and the sample size behind the recorded monthly injectable prices, with the billing interval and fees stated.

Every figure names its denominator, so a median can be checked against the rows it was calculated from instead of being taken on trust.

The same records broken down by billing interval and membership state, including how many plans leave part of their total unpublished.

Use it to see what a typical plan looks like across the sample, not to replace the row for the one program you are considering.

What this guide publishes as machine-readable data, with the row count, the version and the licence stated for each file.

Where the build has generated the static files, the page links them as ordinary anchors, so a fetch receives the file rather than this app’s shell.

One row per eligible monthly injectable offer: provider, molecule, formulation, actual charge, billing cadence, mandatory fees, commitment, source URL and the date the row was read.

A null cell means no dated source supports a figure for that field, and it is published as null rather than zero. The oral supplement is a separate labelled document with the same columns.