Zepbound prices compared: provider care fees ranked

• Injection, 2.5 mg/week: $299 / 1 month
• Injection, 5 mg/week: $399 / 1 month
• Injection, 7.5 mg/week: $499 / 1 month
• Injection, 10–15 mg/week: $699 / 1 month

No minimum term. Gentle Health's terms say brand-name care has no minimum commitment and no wait, and you can cancel any time.

Gentle Health bills $28 a month for your doctor's care. The first charge is made when your doctor writes the prescription (or when you come back to pay, if you chose to pay after your doctor's review), and later charges fall on the same date each month. You buy the medicine separately from the maker's own pharmacy and pay that pharmacy directly.

No minimum term is stated. GoodRx says "Cancel anytime" and asks members to cancel at least one day before the subscription renews to avoid future charges.

The $39 membership is charged monthly and renews automatically to the payment method on file until cancelled. Medication is charged separately at the per-month prices shown.

No minimum term is stated for the monthly membership. Mochi says "Cancel anytime"; its terms say cancellation takes effect at the end of the current subscription term.

Mochi charges the membership monthly ($39 for a new subscriber's first month, then $79 a month), renewing until cancelled. Medication is charged separately; Mochi's terms describe automatic monthly medication fulfillment.

No minimum term is stated. The subscription renews until you cancel before the end of the current subscription period.

Nurx charges the $79 provider support fee monthly. You pay for the medication separately at your local pharmacy.

• Injection, 2.5 mg: $299 / 1 month
• Injection, 5 mg: $398 / 1 month
• Injection, 7.5 mg: $499 / 1 month
• Injection, 10 mg, 12.5 mg or 15 mg: $698 / 1 month

Month-to-month plan: no minimum term. Cheaper 3-month, 6-month and annual plans require that commitment.

The Success by Sesame subscription is billed in advance. For the month-to-month plan, Sesame's billing FAQ says "Billed every 28 days"; this chart uses that schedule. Medication is paid separately from the subscription.

No minimum term is stated for the monthly membership. The terms require cancellation at least two days before the next billing date; prepaid, pre-shipped medication can delay the effective cancellation until its supply period ends.

The FAQ lists $39 at checkout for the first membership month, then $149 per month. Medicine is billed separately, monthly or upfront according to the chosen plan. Membership renewals may be processed early; cancellation deadlines use the originally scheduled billing date.

• Injection, 2.5 mg: $299 / 1 month
• Injection, 5 mg: $399 / 1 month
• Injection, 7.5 mg: $499 / 1 month
• Injection, 10 mg, 12.5 mg or 15 mg: $699 / 1 month

No minimum term is stated for the monthly plan. Ro's terms say the membership renews automatically unless cancelled at least 48 hours before the next renewal date. Ro's prepaid 3-, 6- and 12-month membership plans are paid in advance.

On the monthly plan the Ro Body membership is billed every month at $149 and renews automatically until cancelled. Medication is charged separately at the per-month dose prices shown. Ro says the membership fee is charged only if you are eligible for treatment.

No minimum term is stated for the 1-month plan. Found's terms say you or Found may cancel the subscription at any time, and the subscription renews automatically until cancelled.

The $149 plan fee is charged every 4 weeks (28-day cycle) on the 1-month cash-pay plan and renews until cancelled; Found labels it a price per month. Branded medication is billed separately: Found's terms say you are billed when the prescription is forwarded to the pharmacy and at each refill you agree to.

No minimum term is stated. Form Health says you can cancel your membership at any time; its terms say the account closes at the end of the current billing period.

Form Health charges the $299 self-pay plan fee monthly. Its terms say the subscription renews automatically at the end of each subscription period until cancelled. Medication and lab work are paid separately.

12-month commitment, billed monthly. WW's terms say that if you terminate, you must pay the monthly fee until the end of the commitment period. WW says plans auto-renew for another 12-month period at the same monthly rate.

$25 for the first month, then $74 each month for the rest of the 12-month term. The plan renews for another 12 months at $74 a month unless cancelled before the renewal period begins. GLP-1 medication is billed separately.

6-month commitment, billed monthly. WW's terms say that if you terminate, you must pay the monthly fee until the end of the commitment period. WW says plans auto-renew for another 6-month period at the same monthly rate.

$25 for the first month, then $84 each month for the rest of the 6-month term. The plan renews for another 6 months at $84 a month unless cancelled before the renewal period begins. GLP-1 medication is billed separately.

12-month minimum (Everlywell's FAQ states: "The Everlywell Weight Care+ program requires a 3-month or 12-month commitment, depending on your plan."). Everlywell's terms of use instead say you may cancel a subscription at any time, effective from the next billing period; the two pages conflict.

Everlywell's FAQ gives the program fee as $99 a month with an initial 12-month commitment. Its terms of use describe Weight Care+ as a recurring monthly subscription. Medication is paid separately at your pharmacy.

3-month minimum (Everlywell's FAQ states: "The Everlywell Weight Care+ program requires a 3-month or 12-month commitment, depending on your plan."). Everlywell's terms of use instead say you may cancel a subscription at any time, effective from the next billing period; the two pages conflict.

Everlywell's FAQ gives the program fee as $139 a month with an initial 3-month commitment. Its terms of use describe Weight Care+ as a recurring monthly subscription. Medication is paid separately at your pharmacy.

Allara's pricing page says "No long-term commitment." Its terms let you terminate at any time without any fee, with at least 48 hours' notice before the next billing cycle. The terms also mention an "initial program commitment period" (the "Original Commitment Term") during which the fee won't increase, without stating its length.

The $149 Complete Care subscription fee is collected monthly from a credit or debit card kept on file. Prescribed medication is paid separately.

The minimum term is unclear; LifeMD's pages conflict. Its weight-management FAQ says "$149 a month thereafter with the flexibility to cancel anytime." Its terms say billing for some programs recurs "every one, three, six, or twelve months" and that after cancelling, "You will stop receiving LifeMD Weight Management Program Membership Services after the date ending your paid commitment length."

LifeMD charges the program & provider fee monthly ($39 for the first month, then $149 a month), renewing automatically until cancelled. Medication is paid separately.

3-month minimum. Calibrate states: "Initial 3-month commitment required" and says this "brings your total commitment cost to $597 paid in monthly installments of $199/month." After that the membership renews 1 month at a time and can be cancelled with 7 calendar days' notice before the next billing cycle.

The $199 membership fee is billed monthly and auto-renews each month. The first three monthly payments ($597 in total) are the required initial term. Medication and labs are paid separately, through your insurance or pharmacy.

No minimum term. Amazon says you don't need a One Medical Membership to use On-Demand Care; non-members pay as they go for each treatment.

Each On-Demand Care treatment is charged when a provider has reviewed your information and delivered a care summary. Medication is paid separately at the pharmacy you choose.

• Injection, 2.5 mg: $299 / 28 days
• Injection, 5 mg: $399 / 28 days
• Injection, 7.5 mg: $499 / 28 days
• Injection, 10 mg, 12.5 mg or 15 mg: $699 / 28 days

No minimum term. Walgreens says no subscription is required.

Visits are paid one at a time ($49 for each follow-up chat visit or additional video visit). Medication is paid per fill, separately from visits. Walgreens does not say when charges are taken.

No minimum term is stated. Doctor On Demand charges per visit.

Each visit is paid separately; Doctor On Demand says it always shows the cost of your visit before you book. Medication is paid at your pharmacy.

No minimum term. Circle Medical charges per appointment and says there are no membership costs.

Each appointment is paid after it takes place ($120 self-pay). Medication is paid separately.

No minimum term. DrHouse says it stopped offering membership plans to new clients in 2023; visits are paid one at a time.

Each visit is $129 without insurance. Medication is paid separately, at your pharmacy or through DrHouse pharmacy delivery orders where available. When charges are taken is not stated.

No minimum term is stated. Pallas says every plan can be canceled anytime; cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period.

Charged monthly at the cash-pay price once a clinician prescribes.

No minimum term is stated for the month-to-month plan. Fridays' terms say "Cancel anytime to stop future billing" and require a cancellation request at least 72 hours before the next scheduled billing date.

Fridays shows $1828 a month on the month-to-month plan. Its terms say the subscription fee is charged at the start of each subscription period until cancelled.