Tirzepatide rankings · 10 providers · Updated October 2026
The best tirzepatide providers, and who we'd avoid.
371 providers list a tirzepatide price, starting at $69/mo.
Most prices here are compounded tirzepatide, not FDA-approved Zepbound or Mounjaro. Brand-name rows are marked BRAND. What's the difference?
- Tirzepatide$149/mo$1,788 over 12 months at that rate · All 50 states
Strongest on price honesty (97), weakest on formulary choice (88)
- Tirzepatide$129/mo$1,548 over 12 months at that rate · All 50 states
Strongest on prescriber access (95), weakest on formulary choice (86)
- TirzepatideFrom $299/moCondition: brand Zepbound · Nationwide marketplace
Strongest on formulary choice (95), weakest on price honesty (80)
- Tirzepatide$299/mo$3,588 over 12 months at that rate · All 50 states
Strongest on formulary choice (90), weakest on prescriber access (83)
- Tirzepatide$219/mo$2,628 over 12 months at that rate · All 50 states
Strongest on price honesty (91), weakest on cancellation fairness (87)
- Tirzepatide$199/mo$2,388 over 12 months at that rate · Not disclosed
Strongest on price honesty (90), weakest on member support (78)
- TirzepatideFrom $179/moCondition: compounded · All 50 states
Strongest on prescriber access (88), weakest on cancellation fairness (84)
- Tirzepatide$179/moCondition: annual · All 50 states
Strongest on formulary choice (90), weakest on cancellation fairness (84)
- Tirzepatide$329/moCondition: $309 on 3 months, $289 on 6, $269 on a 12-month plan · All 50 states
Strongest on formulary choice (90), weakest on real-world results (84)
- TirzepatideFrom $350/moCondition: compounded GLP-1 + GIP · Not disclosed
Strongest on member support (90), weakest on prescriber access (84)
The strongest 10 of the 371 providers listing a tirzepatide price; the rest keep their full reviews. Partners we work with carry a small, fixed edge in where they are listed; the scores themselves are not adjusted. The label comes from the score: 90 and above is strong, 87–89 is good with a caveat, below that is mixed. The 12-month figure is a projection at the listed rate, not a quote.
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Not here, and why. 177 providers we review do not publish a tirzepatide price we can quote (Vaylen, AgelessRx, NiceRx, Fella Health, Big Easy Weight Loss, DrBrainRx, RestorLife Med, NextMeds, Dr. Gillis' Wellness Center, Ivologist, PlushCare, altRX, Queen RX, Tell Her Doc, Solaya MD, Auren Rx, FitRx, Maves, The Aesthetic Concierge, Eloria, LIV by WellNow, Allara Health, eMI Aesthetics, Form Health, NovoCare Pharmacy, Cost Plus Drugs, MEDVi, ElixaMD, Alegro Health, Calibrate Health, QuickMD, LunaRx, Mojoon, Wisp, Amazon One Medical, Heva Health, ShapeIn Rx, TeleHealth Med, VevaRX, Levity, Pomegranate Health, Remedy Meds, CVS MinuteClinic, Fidelity Medical Clinic, Framework, Believe Health, 9amHealth, Call-On-Doc, Marek Health, Next Vial, Roen Rx, SkyRx, Actin, Dollar Dad Club, FuturHealth, LillyDirect Foundayo, Medi-Weightloss, Push Health, Boston Medical Group, Empower Pharmacy, Human+, LifespanningRx, Metabolyz, Rixa Health, VivioMD, 1st Optimal, Always Wellness and Recovery, AVArx, Klinic, Strive Pharmacy, Superior Remedies, Garcia Weight Loss, Midi Health, Noom Med, Shapely, TideMedix, WellMedr, FORM (by GBY), BodyLogicMD, CaliberRx, Chronos Body Health & Wellness, Enara Health, Gatlan, Hello Alpha, Hormonally Balanced, Mirabel Meds, TD Tele-Doc Weight Loss, Aspire Health, Eclipse Medical Wellness, ElleS, Evernow, JRNYS, Maven Clinic, MDLive, Meto, Nuform Health, The Virtual NP, Virta Health, Mixx Health & Wellness, Ascend Medical, Balanced Hormone Health, Defy Medical, EmbraceRX, EverFit Medical, FeelGood, MultiMedRx, Nava Health, Peptivo, Vea Health, Ambiante Health & Wellness, Cabana, EllieMD, eMed, Evolve Telemed, Florida Weight Loss MD, FlyteHealth, Fridays, G-Plans, Ilant Health, JM Integrated Health, JumpstartMD, Klarity Health, MDExam, MEDVidi, Nucific, Omada Health, Steady State Health, Stealth Health, Teladoc Health, TeleSlim Clinic, This Gen Wellness, Transcarent, Vida Health, VigorMeds, Better MedSpa, DadVantage Men's Health, Genesis Lifestyle Medicine, Iron Med RX, myRocky, Näky, Omzo, Ravia Health, RegenCen, Reset Solutions, Risen Labs, RxION Health, TeleFirst Med, TRT Kingdom, UR Meds, Wellspring Longevity Clinic, Blue Haven RX, Kova, MD Trim Clinic, Medivive, Modern Age, MyDietDoc, Omnia TeleHealth, Refills, SynergenX Health, TeleWellnessMD, Thriving Again, Beluga Health, HealthHub, Ways2Well, ZipHealth, Medical Health Institute, Vyvron, Basal Health, California Trim Clinic, PRIMO Health Partners, Trimrose, Vital Harmony Rx, AM Rx, Tablet Health, Unique Physique, Bodyshop Wellness, OlleveCare). They are not excluded for quality — we simply cannot rank a price nobody published, and we will not estimate one. Their full reviews stay on the site.
Monthly tirzepatide price, side by side
The flat monthly cash price of each provider ranked above that publishes one (9 of 10). Prices that depend on a long plan or a first-month offer are left out.
See the numbers
| Provider | Monthly price |
|---|---|
| Eden | $129/mo |
| CoreAge Rx | $149/mo |
| Gala Health | $179/mo |
| Sprout Health | $199/mo |
| Ondra Health | $219/mo |
| Sesame Care | $299/mo |
| Shed | $299/mo |
| RxSpan MD | $329/mo |
| Try Invigor | $350/mo |
Our take
Why CoreAge Rx is listed first.
The most honest middle of the market: nationwide access, both molecules at one flat, no-surprise price. It grades 97 on price honesty — its strongest factor — and lists tirzepatide at $149/mo, which is $1,788 across twelve months at the listed rate. Its weakest point is formulary choice at 88, the lowest of its six factors.
Lowest price listed
Collective
$69/mo (plus a separate annual membership, compounded) — it comes with a condition (plus a separate annual membership, compounded), so treat it as an entry rate and not a month-to-month price. Verdict Score 66/100.
Visit Collective ↗We would not pick
Green Cap Health, Sumbare Wellness, WeightlessRx
The three lowest Verdict Scores among providers selling tirzepatide. Reasons, and the price each one is asking, in the lowest scores. No outbound link — we are not sending you to one.
Each provider in brief
What each one does well, and where it falls short.
- #1Verdict94/ 100
CoreAge Rx
Strong
The most honest middle of the market: nationwide access, both molecules at one flat, no-surprise price.
Best for: Anyone who wants transparent flat pricing and nationwide access without a teaser-rate bait-and-switch.
- Tirzepatide:
- $149/mo
- Semaglutide:
- $99/mo
- States:
- All 50 states
Against it: Not the cheapest — flat-price challengers like Trimi Health and Alan Meds undercut its sticker price
- #2
Verdict91/ 100Eden
Strong
A polished, high-disclosure compounded program with strong nationwide coverage.
Best for: People who want one flat price at every dose, with no membership fee, from a high-disclosure provider.
- Tirzepatide:
- $129/mo
- Semaglutide:
- $99/mo
- States:
- All 50 states
Against it: Compounded only — no brand-name access
- #3
Verdict87/ 100Sesame Care
Good, with a caveat
An established national telehealth marketplace carrying real brand-name GLP-1s — Wegovy (pen and pill), Zepbound, Ozempic, Mounjaro and the Foundayo pill — where most programs we rank carry none, plus provider-by-provider price transparency.
Best for: Shoppers who want genuine FDA-approved brand-name GLP-1s and the ability to pick their own provider and see the price up front, rather than one fixed compounded program.
- Tirzepatide:
- From $299/mo (Brand Zepbound)
- Semaglutide:
- From $149/mo
- States:
- Nationwide marketplace
Against it: A generalist marketplace, not a dedicated weight-loss program — lighter ongoing hand-holding than a specialist desk
- #4
Verdict87/ 100Shed
Good, with a caveat
Three routes to a compounded GLP-1 — injection, drops and lozenges — plus brand Wegovy, Zepbound and the Foundayo pill, with health coaching bundled in.
Best for: People who want options rather than one route: a needle-free form, a brand pathway, or coaching included instead of sold separately.
- Tirzepatide:
- $299/mo
- Semaglutide:
- $199/mo
- States:
- All 50 states
Against it: The advertised "as low as $239" tirzepatide rate requires committing to twelve months — month-to-month is $299
- #5
Verdict89/ 100Ondra Health
Good, with a caveat
Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide at $149 and $219 month to month, with lower monthly equivalents on prepaid plans.
Best for: Cash-pay patients comparing monthly rates with the upfront cost and refund limits of longer plans.
- Tirzepatide:
- $219/mo
- Semaglutide:
- $149/mo
- States:
- All 50 states
Against it: Prepaid refunds deduct regular quarterly prices for medication already sent
- #6
Verdict86/ 100Sprout Health
Mixed
A LegitScript-certified, quiz-first desk selling compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide vials, with the visit and shipping folded into the price.
Best for: Patients who want a low compounded entry price and minimal onboarding, and are happy with an injectable-only program.
- Tirzepatide:
- $199/mo
- Semaglutide:
- $149/mo
- States:
- Not disclosed
Against it: Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved, and no brand-name Wegovy or Zepbound is listed
- #7
Verdict86/ 100Gala Health
Mixed
A women-focused compounded GLP-1 program with menopause and hormone care in the same app, a brand-Ozempic path and nationwide coverage — but the plan length behind its from-prices only appears at checkout.
Best for: Women in any state who want a compounded GLP-1 and hormone or menopause care from one prescriber, with a brand-name option on the table.
- Tirzepatide:
- From $179/mo (Compounded)
- Semaglutide:
- From $129/mo
- States:
- All 50 states
Against it: No month-to-month price is published: the $129 and $179 from-prices don't say which plan length unlocks them, and Gala's FAQ starts plans at $199/mo on a three-month plan
- #8
Verdict86/ 100HealthRX
Mixed
Both compounded injections with the full plan table published on-site — though the headline $99 and $179 rates are 12-month prepay floors, not what a month-to-month patient pays.
Best for: Patients who want posted prices before they start and are willing to prepay a year to reach the lowest published rate.
- Tirzepatide:
- $179/mo (Annual plan)
- Semaglutide:
- $99/mo
- States:
- All 50 states
Against it: GLP-1 is compounded, not FDA-approved — the standard verification caveat applies
- #9
Verdict86/ 100RxSpan MD
Mixed
A physician-founded telehealth that carries a genuinely broad menu — compounded, advertised brand-name and oral GLP-1 plus longevity lines — ships to all 50 states, and posts transparent all-inclusive pricing that starts around $194/mo on an annual compounded semaglutide plan.
Best for: Patients who want a wide, physician-led formulary available nationwide with the cost stated upfront — consult, medication, supplies, shipping and support bundled into one all-inclusive price they can check before signing up.
- Tirzepatide:
- $329/mo (Month-to-month · $309 on 3 months)
- Semaglutide:
- $249/mo
- States:
- All 50 states
Against it: Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved — not the same as Wegovy, Ozempic or Zepbound
- #10
Verdict88/ 100Try Invigor
Good, with a caveat
Formerly Invigor Medical, Try Invigor lists compounded GLP-1 care from $225 and GLP-1 plus GIP care from $350.
Best for: Patients who want GLP-1 care alongside a wider wellness/hormone program.
- Tirzepatide:
- From $350/mo (Compounded GLP-1 + GIP)
- Semaglutide:
- Pricing not published
- States:
- Not disclosed
Against it: The GLP-1 offer starts at $225 but does not establish a monthly supply or refill interval
Lowest scores
The tirzepatide sellers we would not pick
The three lowest Verdict Scores among providers that sell tirzepatide, with the factor each one falls short on and the price it asks. No outbound links here: we would not recommend against a provider and then link to it.
Green Cap Health
48/100 · Grade C
Asking From $199/mo (6-mo plan, compounded) ($2,388 a year at that rate) on a record where price honesty scores 22 — the weakest of its six factors. The advertised $2.63-a-day and $79 first-month figures do not correspond to any purchasable plan; the cheapest real rates are $129/mo semaglutide and $199/mo tirzepatide, both on six-month commitments, and month-to-month is $179 and $279.
Read why, in full →Sumbare Wellness
49/100 · Grade C
Asking From $199/mo (quoted after review) ($2,388 a year at that rate) on a record where cancellation fairness scores 35 — the weakest of its six factors. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved and are not assessed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality.
Read why, in full →WeightlessRx
49/100 · Grade C
Asking From $233/mo (3-mo supply, compounded) ($2,796 a year at that rate) on a record where price honesty scores 20 — the weakest of its six factors. Pricing not publicly disclosed.
Read why, in full →
Tirzepatide, answered
- Which tirzepatide provider do you actually recommend?
- CoreAge Rx is listed first at 94/100 (Grade A) — its strongest rubric factor is price honesty at 97, and its tirzepatide price is $149/mo. That is our pick on the whole record, not on price alone.
- What is the cheapest tirzepatide online?
- Collective lists the lowest tirzepatide price in our ranking at $69/mo (plus a separate annual membership, compounded) — read that condition carefully, because it is not a month-to-month rate. The highest in the same ranking is Ark Health at From $1,499/mo (brand Mounjaro). Over twelve months at the listed rates that gap is $828 against $17,988, which is why we print the annual figure beside every monthly one.
- Is compounded tirzepatide the same as Zepbound or Mounjaro?
- No. Zepbound and Mounjaro are Eli Lilly's FDA-approved brand tirzepatide products. Most providers on this page dispense compounded tirzepatide through licensed pharmacies — a different, typically far cheaper route that the FDA has not reviewed for safety, efficacy or quality. Where a provider lists a brand-name price we say brand on the row.
- Why do you publish providers you would not pick?
- Because a ranking that only names winners tells you nothing about the floor. The lowest-scores section lists the three lowest Verdict Scores among providers selling tirzepatide, with the rubric factor each one fails on. They carry no outbound link from this page — we are not sending anyone to a provider we would not use.
- Does paying you change this ranking?
- Assume any provider here may compensate us if you sign up through our link — that is how the site is funded. Affiliate status never buys a higher Verdict Score: the score printed here is unmodified, and the calculation has no input for who pays us. It does buy a small, fixed edge in where a provider is LISTED, so a partner can sit above one scoring a point or two higher — both numbers are on the page. The lowest-scores list is drawn from the same providers on the same rule, and a provider we would not use is named whether or not there is money in it.
Next: the same ranking for the other molecule in best semaglutide providers, or the cash-price question in the best GLP-1 without insurance. Every ranking we publish is listed on the rankings page. If you have not settled on a molecule yet, start with semaglutide vs tirzepatide, or put any two providers head-to-head.
If your question is a number rather than a name: the dose calculator converts a tirzepatide dose to units on a U-100 syringe at your own vial strength, the titration planner shows that reaching 15 mg takes 21 weeks on the label’s minimum intervals and what those billing months cost, and the cost calculator prices a full year with every intro step-up and term commitment applied — including the row here whose advertised rate understates its twelve-month bill by $1,100.
Prices, states and verification facts are each provider's own public disclosures at last review and change without notice — confirm on the provider's site. The Verdict Score is our editorial judgment per the published methodology. This page is informational and not medical advice; compounded medications are not FDA-approved brand products. See our medical disclaimer.