GLP-1 Programs Under $200/Month (2026)

These are the GLP-1 telehealth programs with all-in monthly cost under $200, with compounded medication included in the price. Programs that price by dose may exceed $200 at higher tiers, confirm before commitment.

Who this list is for

Budget-conscious shoppers anchoring on a hard monthly-cost cap.

Ranked programs

Why we ranked them this way

• $200/month is a meaningful psychological anchor for cash-pay GLP-1 shoppers. Programs that hit this number are typically running lean clinical models.
• At this price point, expect async-only clinical communication. If you want video visits or a coach, expect to pay $250+/month.
• Watch for dose escalation. Many programs price entry-tier under $200 but step up as you move to 0.5mg or 1.0mg semaglutide.

The picks in detail

Frequently asked questions

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How under-$200 GLP-1 pricing actually works

The 14 programs on this list all land under $200/month with medication included, but they get there through different pricing structures, not simply by cutting corners. Four patterns explain almost the entire list: a commitment or volume-tier discount for prepaying a longer plan, a flat recurring monthly rate with no term attached, an advertised “starting at” entry-dose price, and a live, currently-purchasable promo. Knowing which one you’re looking at tells you what your price will actually do after the first payment.

Four of the five cheapest listings on this page, Strut Health, bmiMD, Trimi, and HealthRX, are all currently ranked at $99/mo, and three of the four rest on a plan-length condition rather than a plain month-to-month rate: bmiMD’s and HealthRX’s $99/mo both require a 12-month plan (their shorter-term rates cost more), and Trimi’s is an annual plan billed as one lump sum up front, not a monthly charge at all, Compounded, $99/mo on the annual plan, BILLED YEARLY ($1,188/yr up front). Verified 2026-07-14. This is a standing business structure, not a promotional trick, but it does mean the $99/mo figure assumes you commit to the plan’s full term.

Three programs price on a flat recurring rate with no term attached: Henry Meds at $179/mo, Care Bare Rx at $199/mo, and Found at $169/mo (also the only program on this page that bills insurance). Several others post an advertised “starting at” figure for the entry dose rather than one flat number, Sprout Health, ShedRx, and Synergy Rx all fall into this group; the number shown is real and currently purchasable, but it reflects the lowest dose or format on that provider’s own menu, not necessarily the dose you’ll be prescribed. Gala GLP-1 publishes an outright range across its own pages rather than a single figure: Compounded, $149–$199/mo (verified 2026-07-14): $179/mo standard 'all doses', $199/mo on a 3-month plan, $149/mo microdosing. Confirm the exact rate in enrollment.

Three programs on this list carry a currently-active promo, which RangeYourself’s pricing standard treats as a real, rankable price, not a bait figure, as long as it’s genuinely purchasable today, labeled by type, and dated. Embody’s $149/mo is a live promo with no separate standard rate published. ShedRx layers a first-month discount on top of its listed starting price of $199/mo (applies to month one only). Synergy Rx runs a site-wide promo behind its $199/mo figure. Yucca Health’s $146/mo is a different shape, a locked-rate offer under a stated promo code rather than a first-month-only teaser.

The one variable none of these price types capture is dose. Some programs state their listed rate is flat regardless of dose (bmiMD, HealthRX, Care Bare Rx); others are explicit that higher doses cost more without publishing the exact increase (Strut Health, ShedRx, Synergy Rx), see the dose-tier notes further down this page, in each provider’s own words. On insurance: compounded GLP-1 medication is cash-pay everywhere on this list except Found, the one program here that also bills insurance for patients who qualify.

Per-provider cost math: first payment, ongoing monthly, and 12-month total

The table below turns each program’s ranked price into three numbers: what you’re actually charged when you sign up, what you pay every month after that if nothing changes, and what a full year would cost if that monthly rate held for all 12 months. The 12-month figure is simple multiplication, monthly rate times 12, and assumes the plan you signed up for and the dose you start on both stay the same; a dose increase, a plan-term change, or a promo expiring can all raise it. Treat it as a ceiling estimate for comparison, not a quote.

“First payment” differs from “ongoing monthly” only for the programs carrying an active intro offer or promo, for everyone else, what you pay at signup is the same number you pay every month after. Dose-tier pricing is noted separately beneath the table, in each provider’s own published language, because it’s the single biggest reason a program’s real annual cost can end up higher than the ranked price implies.

Dose-tier pricing, in each provider’s own words

Each line is that program’s own registry-verified statement on whether price changes with dose, shortened to its leading clause where the record runs long.

• Strut Health: 'Auto Refill starting at' = lowest-dose entry price; higher doses cost more (not shown publicly), confirm at intake.
• bmiMD: Flat, 'Same price at every dose' on both product pages.
• Trimi: $99/mo (semaglutide) and $125/mo (tirzepatide) are the annual-plan flat rates billed yearly; per-dose escalation and any month-to-month rate are not published…
• HealthRX: Flat price per medication regardless of dose ('Same price at every dose').
• Yucca Health: 'As low as $146' = new-patient entry rate on the 6-month semaglutide plan; Yucca's FAQ states 'Pricing is shared after intake once eligibility is confirmed', dose-tier pricing is NOT published.
• Sprout Health: 'Starting at' entry-dose pricing; higher doses/formats confirmed in the signup funnel, confirm before checkout
• Embody: Personalized blends priced per formulation.
• Gala GLP-1: Advertised as a range across Gala’s own pages…
• TMates: Price is the same across all doses ('Same Price All Doses'…
• Found: Membership flat; medication priced per script
• Henry Meds: Flat dose-banded, no surprise jumps within a band
• ShedRx: Product-tier starting prices (semaglutide injection $249…
• Care Bare Rx: Not shown publicly on carebarerx.com, the weight-loss product page (carebarerx.com/products/weight-loss-medications) describes oral and injectable compounded semaglutide/tirzepatide formats with no per-dose price breakdown; only the flat 'From $199/mo' starting price is shown anywhere on the site. Verified 2026-07-25.
• Synergy Rx: 'Starting at' entry pricing, injectable semaglutide $199, oral semaglutide $299, injectable tirzepatide $349, oral tirzepatide $399; higher doses/formats cost more.

What’s included and excluded, program by program

Every program on this page reaches its all-in price without a separate membership fee stacked on top, the price shown already includes both the clinical program and the medication. What actually varies is how you reach a clinician, whether insurance touches any part of the bill, and what happens if you want out. The table and notes below use only fields RangeYourself’s registry verifies for every program on this page; where a program doesn’t publish a specific cancellation term or guarantee, that’s stated as “not published,” not assumed to be absent.

Cancellation and refunds, program by program

Shortened to the leading sentence of each program’s own registry-verified refund policy where the record runs long; the full record backs the review page linked above.

• Strut Health: Subscription, cancel, pause, or delay anytime with 48h notice; prescriptions non-returnable by law; no guaranteed refund after pharmacy processing (struthealth.com FAQ + Refund policy). Cancel, pause, or delay anytime (48h notice).
• bmiMD: Cancel a subscription up to 48h before the monthly processing date (orders@bmimd.com); no refund for products already shipped from the fulfillment pharmacy. $50 cancellation fee; no partial refunds, all sales final.
• Trimi: Conditional 6-month weight-loss guarantee: 'Follow your plan for 6 months and if you don’t lose weight, you can request a refund. Terms apply.'
• HealthRX: 30-day money-back; full refund if a licensed provider does not approve you; cancel anytime in one click. One-click cancel anytime, no fee; unshipped doses refunded.
• Yucca Health: Terms of Service: 'All compounded medications are final sale and cannot be returned or refunded once shipped.
• Sprout Health: Cancel anytime; refunds before dispense
• Embody: Cancel anytime; no refund on dispensed compounds
• Gala GLP-1: Cancel the subscription anytime with 72h notice before billing; refunds are not issued on cancellation except for provider-side medical disqualification.
• TMates: Cancel anytime; refunds before shipment
• Found: Cancel anytime; medication non-refundable
• Henry Meds: Cancel anytime; refunds before dispense
• ShedRx: Refunds available prior to medication being shipped; no refund after dispense
• Care Bare Rx: Cancel anytime; no refund on dispensed compounds
• Synergy Rx: Cash-pay subscription; cancellation and refund terms per Synergy Rx’s policy, confirm at enrollment.

Of the 14 programs on this page, 2 publish a money-back guarantee: Trimi, 6-month money-back guarantee if you don’t lose weight, Follow your plan for 6 months and if you don't lose weight, you can request a refund. Terms apply.; HealthRX, Refund if a provider doesn’t approve you, Full refund if a licensed provider doesn't approve you; unopened items returnable within 30 days; once dispensed by the pharmacy, medication is final by law.. The other 12 don’t publish a guarantee of either type as of their last verification date.

More questions about GLP-1 pricing under $200

Billing-terms glossary for under-$200 GLP-1 programs

These are the terms that actually determine what an under-$200 GLP-1 program costs you past the first month, defined here the way RangeYourself’s registry uses them, scoped to the programs on this page.

Commitment / volume-tier price

A lower per-month rate in exchange for prepaying a longer plan, 3, 6, or 12 months, or a full year billed at once. It’s a standing business structure, not a promotion, so it doesn’t expire the way a promo can, but it does mean the low rate assumes you complete the term. bmiMD, Trimi, HealthRX, TMates, and Found all price this way on this page.

Recurring / month-to-month price

An ongoing rate with no term commitment attached, you can typically cancel before the next billing cycle without a plan-length penalty. Henry Meds and Care Bare Rx price this way on this page; Strut Health’s auto-refill rate is also month-to-month, though it carries its own route condition (see the glossary entry for that below).

Advertised “starting at” price

A real, currently-purchasable price for a provider’s entry dose or lowest-cost format, not necessarily the dose or format you’ll end up prescribed. Sprout Health, ShedRx, and Synergy Rx all publish “starting at” figures on this page; confirm your own dose’s rate in the signup flow before comparing it directly to a flat-rate program.

Live time-limited promo

A currently-active discount, a countdown, a “was $X” banner, or a stated welcome credit, that RangeYourself’s pricing standard ranks at its promo figure because it’s genuinely purchasable today, provided it’s labeled by type and dated. Embody and Synergy Rx both rank on a live promo on this page; RangeYourself’s nightly price audit watches active promos for reversion to a higher standard rate.

Dose-tier pricing (dose escalation)

Whether a program’s price changes as you move to a higher dose. Some programs on this page state their price is flat regardless of dose (bmiMD, HealthRX, Care Bare Rx); others are explicit that higher doses cost more without publishing the exact increase (Strut Health, ShedRx, Synergy Rx). This is the single biggest reason a program’s real cost can end up above its ranked entry price, see the per-provider notes further down this page.

Compounded medication

Medication prepared by a state-licensed 503A pharmacy (or a 503B outsourcing facility) rather than manufactured and FDA-approved as a finished drug product by a pharmaceutical company. Every program on this under-$200 list prescribes compounded medication, paid cash-pay, rather than a branded, FDA-approved, insurance-billed product. Found is the one exception that also bills insurance for patients who qualify.

State availability for under-$200 GLP-1 programs

Coverage isn’t uniform across this list, a few programs exclude specific states outright, and one shows a “select states” caveat on its own site rather than a hard list. Confirm your state before signing up for anything below; the table reflects each program’s own registry-verified state-availability value.

Price history

RangeYourself checks each program’s live price every night and records the date whenever a verified change is confirmed, not just this list’s current number, but when it last moved (or didn’t). Every date and figure below comes directly from our registry’s dated verification record; nothing here is estimated or backdated.