The GLP-1 telehealth market now includes dozens of platforms promising quick access to compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide. Most are legitimate. But they differ significantly in pricing structure, billing model, physician oversight quality, pharmacy sourcing, and compliance standing. This comparison covers the major options as of 2026.

The 2026 Master Comparison Table

CoraDoc™ — LegitScript Certified, $99/Month, One Payment

CoraDoc™ is a national GLP-1 telehealth platform serving all 50 states. It is one of the only platforms in this category to hold LegitScript certification — the independent verification standard required by Google and Meta to run ads mentioning GLP-1 medication names.

What makes CoraDoc different:

• One-time payment model — no subscription, no auto-renew, no recurring billing
• Triple Free Promise — free provider visit, free 2-day shipping via DIRX pharmacy, free supplies
• LegitScript certified — independently verified prescribing practices and pharmacy standards
• All 50 states — physician network covers all states
• Accepted payments: HSA/FSA, Affirm, Klarna, Afterpay, all major cards

CoraDoc pricing: Semaglutide from $99/month (6-month/$595 total). Tirzepatide from $149/month (6-month/$894 total). Provider visit, 2-day shipping, and supplies included at no extra charge. Individual results vary — outcomes depend on dosage, adherence, diet, physical activity, and individual health factors.

Hims & Hers — Monthly Subscription, $199/Month

Hims & Hers offers compounded semaglutide via monthly subscription at approximately $199/month. The subscription auto-renews monthly. Physician consultation is bundled into the subscription. Shipping is included. The platform does not hold LegitScript certification and does not offer a one-time payment option for GLP-1 programs.

Key difference vs. CoraDoc: At $199/month subscription vs. CoraDoc’s $99/month one-time payment, Hims costs approximately double per month and commits you to recurring billing.

Ro Health — Membership Model, $199–$349/Month

Ro Health offers GLP-1 programs through a membership model that includes physician consultation, medication, and support. Monthly pricing starts around $199 for semaglutide programs. The platform operates in most states. Ro does not hold LegitScript certification. A separate membership fee may apply depending on the plan selected.

Noom Med — App Subscription Required

Noom Med combines GLP-1 medication access with the Noom behavioral health app. A subscription to the Noom app is required to access GLP-1 prescriptions. Monthly costs for the combined app + medication program start around $149–$199. Noom Med is licensed in most states and bundles lifestyle coaching into its model, which may appeal to patients seeking integrated behavioral support alongside medication.

Sesame Care — Cash-Pay, No Subscription

Sesame Care offers a compounded semaglutide program at approximately $249/month, which includes the medication, monthly provider consultations, lab work, and shipping. Unlike many subscription platforms, Sesame Care does not require auto-enrollment. It is cash-pay only and is not available in all states.

What to Look For Beyond Price

Price is important, but it should not be the only factor. When evaluating any GLP-1 telehealth platform, ask:

• Does a licensed physician individually review my intake, or is approval automated?
• Which specific pharmacy prepares and ships the medication?
• Is the provider LegitScript certified?
• Is there a human I can reach if I experience a side effect?
• What is the total cost after consultation, shipping, and supplies?
• Is there a subscription or auto-renew?

In 2026, the FDA issued warning letters to multiple GLP-1 telehealth platforms for non-compliant prescribing practices. LegitScript certification is the clearest available signal that a platform meets independently verified compliance standards.