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GLP-1 price tracker and comparison chart

What providers charge each month for each GLP-1 medication, and who charges least. Every figure is read from the provider’s own page and dated; the newest reading is .

  • 11 medications
  • 211 prices read

The lowest price for each GLP-1

Who charges least for each medication, by price alone. Open a card to go to the provider, or read our review first.

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Compounded: mixed by a pharmacy, not FDA-approved

Where a card says “2 of 3”, the others quote the medication alone with a membership billed on top, or only an introductory or with-insurance price: they are not in these figures, and the medication’s page lists them.

GLP-1 price comparison chart

The same figures in one table: lowest, middle and highest monthly price for each medication.

Each GLP-1 medication with its type, active ingredient and maker, and its lowest, middle and highest monthly price, one price per provider, medication included.
MedicationActive ingredientMade byProvidersLowestLowest atMiddleHighestLatest reading
OzempicBrand-name pensemaglutideNovo Nordisk5 of 6$349NovoCare Pharmacy0.25 mg or 0.5 mg, month to month$649$1,4982026-10-26
ZepboundBrand-name pentirzepatideEli Lilly4 of 7$299LillyDirect2.5 mg, month to month$574.50$1,8282026-10-26
FoundayoBrand-name pillorforglipronEli Lilly3 of 5$149LillyDirect0.8 mg, month to month$299.99$4992026-10-26
WegovyBrand-name pensemaglutideNovo Nordisk3 of 5$349NovoCare Pharmacy0.25-2.4 mg, month to month$449.99$5992026-10-26
MounjaroBrand-name pentirzepatideEli Lilly2 of 3$1,099Pallas Healthmonth to month$1,224.49$1,349.992026-10-26
Wegovy (oral)Brand-name pillsemaglutideNovo Nordisk2 of 4$149NovoCare Pharmacy1.5 mg, month to month$249.50$349.992026-10-25
RybelsusBrand-name pillsemaglutideNovo Nordisk1$149NovoCare Pharmacy1.5 mg, month to month$149$1492026-10-25
Compounded: mixed by a pharmacy, not FDA-approved
Compounded semaglutideCompounded vialsemaglutideCompounding pharmacies (varies by provider)24$69EmbodyVerified partnermonth to month$134$2992026-10-26
Compounded tirzepatideCompounded vialtirzepatideCompounding pharmacies (varies by provider)23$99.99Maximus12-month plan$179$3992026-10-26
Compounded semaglutide tabletsCompounded pillsemaglutideCompounding pharmacies (varies by provider)4$99Strut HealthVerified partnermonth to month$244$2992026-10-26
Compounded tirzepatide tabletsCompounded pilltirzepatideCompounding pharmacies (varies by provider)2$199Strut HealthVerified partnermonth to month$299$3992026-10-25

Price moves

Each change between two confirmed readings, newest first, since July 30, 2026. No direction is claimed from a history this short. Showing the 15 most recent of 19.

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Questions

Questions about GLP-1 prices

The answers are written from the table above, so they change when the prices do.

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  • How much do GLP-1 medications cost without insurance?

    These are cash prices without insurance, one per provider per medication, each read from the provider's own page. Brand-name medications run from $149 to $1,828 a month across the providers we track. Compounded medicines run from $69 to $399 a month. A compounding pharmacy mixes them and they are not FDA-approved, so the two ranges are not the same purchase.

  • Who charges the lowest price for each GLP-1?

    The lowest monthly price we track is $69 a month for compounded semaglutide (month to month), at Embody (a verified partner), read October 25, 2026. The lowest brand-name price is $149 a month for Foundayo (0.8 mg, month to month), at LillyDirect, read October 26, 2026. Providers are compared by price alone; whether a provider pays us plays no part. The cheapest page lists every provider's plans in price order.

  • How often are these prices updated?

    Every price in the index was read from a provider's own page and is dated: the cards show when the lowest price was read, the chart shows the newest reading for each medication (the newest overall is October 26, 2026), and the CSV dates every plan. A price we have not re-read in 90 days is left out until it is checked again.

  • Does the index show how prices have changed?

    Yes. The price moves list shows the most recent changes between two confirmed readings since July 30, 2026, newest first. We state no trend: the history is too short to read a direction from.

  • Why do GLP-1 prices differ so much between providers?

    Three things explain most of the gap: whether the medicine is brand-name or compounded, whether the plan is billed month to month or prepaid for several months, and what the price includes (the medication alone, the clinician visit, shipping). Each provider's review page lists which applies to each plan.

  • Can I download the data behind this chart?

    Yes. The CSV has one row per plan: the medicine, its type and active ingredient, the provider, the plan, the monthly price, the billing months, the date we read it and the page it came from. It is free to reuse under CC BY 4.0 if you credit glp1update and link to this page.

Method

How it is built

  • One price per provider

    For each medication, a provider's lowest standing plan that includes the medication. A company with nine plans cannot move the middle.

  • What is left out

    Membership fees, drug prices that need a membership billed on top (Ro, Sesame, Hims), and introductory or with-insurance prices. The cheapest page shows those under their own label.

  • Only current prices

    Every price is the provider's own, without insurance, and dated. One we have not re-read in 90 days is left out until it is checked again.

  • Compounded is listed apart

    A compounding pharmacy mixes these medicines and they are not FDA-approved, so they sit under their own heading and are not compared with the brand-name ones as if they were the same purchase.

Use the data

One row per plan: the medicine, its type and active ingredient, the provider, the price, the date read and the page it came from. Free to reuse, including commercially, under CC BY 4.0: credit glp1update and link to this page. For example: glp1update, GLP-1 price index, October 26, 2026, https://glp1update.com/price-index

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