What You Actually Pay Over a Year

• Monthly rate (Semaglutide Injection, 12-month plan, STARTNOW promo applied): $175/mo
• Charged up front for the 12-month plan: $2,094 at month 1

Caveat: $175/mo is the 12-month tier and it is not billed monthly. The whole year is charged once, upfront, as $2,094, and the plan auto-renews. RxSpan prints the $175 with its STARTNOW promo already applied, and its /start page presents the same $175 as a first-month offer, so confirm at checkout which you are being charged. The shorter plans are real, published and cost more: $199/mo (6-month), $219/mo (3-month), $249/mo month-to-month. $2,988 over a year if you don't commit. Not modelled and not knowable: what a cancelled prepaid year refunds. RxSpan publishes no refund or cancellation terms at all, so the $2,094 should be read as fully at risk from day one. The total here is that $2,094 charge.

• Monthly rate (semaglutide, 12-month plan): $129/mo
• Charged up front for the 12-month plan: $1,677 at month 1

Caveat: Gala's checkout (read 7 October 2026) prices semaglutide's 12-month plan as "$129/mo, billed $1,677 a year"; $1,677 is 13 x $129 by our arithmetic and the page doesn't explain the thirteenth payment. Tirzepatide's 12-month plan is "$179/mo, billed $2,327 a year". Both drugs are "$199/mo, billed $597 every 3 months" on the 3-month plan, and month to month is $249 (semaglutide) or $299 (tirzepatide). Afterpay instalments are offered instead of paying in full. Gala's landing page says there is no long-term commitment and you can cancel anytime, while its refund policy says no refund is issued on cancellation.

• Month 1 (published first-month rate): $147 (one-time)
• Ongoing rate, month 2 onward (all-inclusive): $247/mo

Caveat: Wellorithm's own semaglutide card states both numbers: "first month $147" and "Second month and on. $247" (read 2026-10-06). The $147 is a first-month offer, not the rate you keep paying, so 11 of the 12 months here are at $247. Until 2026-10-06 this page modelled the whole year at $147 ($1,764).

• Monthly rate (semaglutide, 12-month plan): $159/mo
• Charged up front for the 12-month plan: $1,908 at month 1

Caveat: Shed's multi-month FAQ (read 7 October 2026) gives the 12-month semaglutide plan as "Effective monthly rate: $159/month, Total price: $1,908", paid up front; its terms say Shed receives the full program amount at purchase even when you pay through a buy-now-pay-later lender, and that a 12-month plan delivers 48 weeks of medication, so a renewal would fall before month 12. A separate help article says GLP-1 injection programs are "billed every 28 days" without mentioning multi-month plans.

• Monthly rate (injectable semaglutide, all-inclusive): $99/mo
• Billing schedule not stated: the clinic doesn't say whether this plan is charged up front or monthly, so month 1 and month 6 assume monthly payments.

Caveat: Telos Rx's plan is recorded as a locked commitment, but its pages (read 29 August 2026) don't say whether the commitment is charged up front or month by month, so this total assumes monthly payments of $99.

• 6-month bundle (locked, non-cancellable): $600 (one-time)
• Second 6-month bundle (renewal, same rate assumed): $600 (one-time)

Caveat: This reads as the cheapest number on the page, $100/mo, but it's not billed month-to-month. It's a $600, 6-month bundle, and Ivim's own Terms and Conditions state explicitly that cancellation is not available once the program has started. By month 1 you're already committed to the full $600, not $100. A second bundle is assumed to reach 12 months, at the same rate. Not confirmed, since we only have pricing for the bundle itself. Compare to Telos Rx, which states "cancel anytime, no penalties."

• Month 1 (documented first-month rate): $139 (one-time)
• Ongoing rate, month 2 onward (all-inclusive): $199/mo

Caveat: Pallas's own page states both numbers directly: "$139 first month · then $199/mo avg." One fee covers provider care and shipping, no separate membership charge. So unlike Mochi, there's no third unknown component here.

• Monthly rate: $89/mo

Caveat: Oak's site gives this figure ("Prescription weight loss from $89/mo") but doesn't name the molecule or format behind it, or itemize plan length. It does say "No hidden fees" and "cancel any time". This total assumes month-to-month billing at $89. The $119 figure this page used before no longer appears anywhere on Oak's site.

• Monthly rate (semaglutide Monthly Plan): $49/mo

Caveat: $49/mo is the semaglutide Monthly Plan, cancel anytime, shipped every 4 weeks. It is shown as a "Fall sale discount" applied at checkout, and Welludr states no end date for the sale and no rate after it. This total assumes $49 holds for all 12 months, which is unconfirmed.

• Monthly rate (12-month prepay tier): $141.50/mo
• Charged up front for the 12-month plan: $1,698 at month 1

Caveat: $141.50/mo is specifically the 12-month prepay rate for compounded semaglutide, $1,698 charged up front for the year. Shorter commitments cost more on the same page: $158/mo (6-month), $159.33/mo (3-month, $478 billed). The 1-month option shows $179, but the product card reads "$179 first month" beside a struck-through $279, under a "$100 OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH — LIMITED TIME OFFER" banner (read 7 October 2026): month to month, $179 is the first month after $100 off, not the rate you keep paying.

• Monthly rate (12-month prepay tier): $99/mo
• Charged up front for the 12-month plan: $1,188 at month 1

Caveat: $99/mo requires a 12-month plan, billed as $1,188. HealthRX's own pricing table lists the shorter plans at $119/mo (6-month, $714), $133/mo (3-month, $399) and $190/mo month-to-month. A separate monthly Subscribe & Save plan is $149 for the first month, then $165/mo. A real, different total depending which commitment you actually choose.

• Monthly rate (GLP-1 Core semaglutide, 12-month prepay tier): $212/mo
• 12-month plan, one charge covering 48 weeks (12 x $212, our calculation): $2,544 at month 1

Caveat: $212/mo is the 12-month tier, billed every 48 weeks. The shorter plans are real, published, and cost more: $224/mo (6-month), $237/mo (3-month), $249/mo month-to-month. $2,988 over a year if you don't commit. The first month is currently discounted by a promotion ($112 under the Labor Day banner, less still under the affiliate creative's $49 intro), which is excluded here because it applies once and the terms of the offer change; the ongoing rate is what's modelled. Enhance.MD bills the 12-month plan every 48 weeks; it doesn't print the charge, so $2,544 (12 x $212) is our calculation. 48 weeks ends before month 12, so if the plan renews, a second charge falls inside the year; the site doesn't say whether it renews automatically.

• Month 1 (published first-month rate, compounded semaglutide injection): $149 (one-time)
• Refill rate, month 2 onward (all-inclusive): $299/mo

Caveat: MEDVi's own page states both numbers: $149 for the first month, then "Refills are locked in at $299", with medication, physician review and shipping included. Its Terms of Service say the final charge "may fluctuate contingent upon the prescribed medication and the chosen pharmacy", and other MEDVi landing pages on the same host quote different rates ($116, $149 or $179 a month), none linked from its homepage. The figures here are the ones on the page its homepage leads to.

• Monthly rate (all-inclusive, billed monthly): $199/mo

Caveat: $199/month, billed monthly, cancel anytime, is what HumeCare's public pages state. Its Terms of Service also refer to a clinical consultation fee at enrollment and each refill, and to possible extra charges for certain medications or doses. Neither is quantified anywhere public, so neither is included. Its affiliate program page mentions a 3-month commitment that no public page states.

• Monthly rate (compounded semaglutide): $79/mo
• 12-month plan paid in full: $948 at month 1

Caveat: $79/mo is CoreAge's public semaglutide price (product page, read 2026-10-14); its campaign page states "Prices shown are starting at, based on a 12-month plan paid in full", so the year is $948 up front. No page states what a month-to-month rate would cost.

• Monthly rate (compounded semaglutide up to 3.5 mg, all-inclusive): $299/mo

Caveat: $299/mo covers compounded semaglutide injection up to 3.5 mg. Willow's price rises with dose, which its help center and Terms of Service state but its product pages do not: at 7 mg the semaglutide injection is $399/mo. This total holds the starting dose for the year, so a patient who titrates up will pay more.

• Monthly rate (compounded semaglutide, annual plan): $99/mo
• Charged up front for the 12-month plan: $1,188 at month 1

Caveat: $99/mo is the annual plan, published as "Pay $1,188 annually". It is the only tier on which He & She MD's two published price grids agree. Its plans page prices the shorter terms at $139 (6-month), $149 (3-month) and $199 (monthly), while the product page's own cost tab says $199, $219 and $249 for the same terms.

• Monthly rate (daily compounded liraglutide, 12 months paid in full): $119/mo
• Charged up front for the 12-month plan: $1,428 at month 1

Caveat: $119/mo is daily compounded liraglutide injections on a 12-month plan paid in full: $1,428 up front, locked. Henry's FAQ says that on a multi-month plan "you may be required to pay out the rest of your balance". Month-to-month starts at $179/mo, and weekly semaglutide injections are $197/mo on a prepaid year ($2,364) or $297/mo month-to-month. Henry's own price pages do not agree with each other for several products, so confirm the figure at checkout.