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Which websites compare GLP-1 prices?

Yes. Several websites compare GLP-1 prices across online sellers, and they differ in how many sellers they list, how recently they checked, and whether a seller has to pay them to appear. GLPcompare, this site, lists 92 US sellers whether or not they pay us, with Trustpilot, BBB and FDA records for each. We read the other sites on Nov 6, 2026, and the table states what each says about itself.

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Seven sites that compare GLP-1 prices

GLPcompare's row is current. The others are what each site stated about itself on Nov 6, 2026. GLPcompare runs this page, so read its row with that in mind.

SiteSellers it listsHow it dates pricesHow it earnsWhat else it shows
GLPcompare (this site)92 US sellers, whether or not they pay usEach price dated, naming the page it was read on. Oldest current check: Nov 1, 2026.Referral commissions, with every partner labeled; links out only to sellers with a referral programTrustpilot, BBB and FDA records, trial results, FDA shortage status, open price data
glp1.health50 online programsSays it re-checks every weekLists only programs it has a partner link with, and says those links pay it a commissionA rating out of 10 and an FDA record per program, a matching tool
Telehealth Ledger67 programs from 24 providers on its cheapest-price pageNewest date shown: November 2026Commission from links it marks SponsoredA matching quiz, coupons, a price index, open price files
GLP-1 Watchdog49 providersPrices recorded with a date, newest Nov 6, 2026Commission from links it marks Paid linkUnknown-fee and prepaid-plan columns, state cost pages, a review per provider
glp1update38 providersEach price dated, newest Nov 5, 2026, and linked to its sourceAffiliate linksMembership fees kept apart from medication, price moves, reviews
GLP-1 Price Compare59 providersIts data version reads August 31, 2026Says no affiliate is recorded and no placement is paidA grade per price, an open data file
TirzepatideReview.com10 providers ranked on its homepageUpdated November 4, 2026Affiliate-supported, with labeled sponsored placementsA weighted score, coupons, a dose price ladder
Reading any of them

What to look for in a GLP-1 price comparison

  • A date on each price. Telehealth prices move week to week, so a price without a date tells you little.
  • Whether a seller must pay to appear. A list of only paying sellers can leave out the lowest price.
  • What the price buys. Check the dose, the supply length and any membership fee. A figure from a yearly plan or a first month is not what you pay every month.
  • FDA-approved or compounded. Compounded GLP-1s are not FDA-approved, and a good comparison labels them apart.
Questions

GLP-1 price comparison sites: common questions

Is there a website that compares GLP-1 prices?

Yes. Several websites compare GLP-1 prices across online sellers, and they differ in how many sellers they list, how recently they checked, and whether a seller has to pay them to appear. GLPcompare, this site, lists 92 US sellers whether or not they pay us, with Trustpilot, BBB and FDA records for each. We read the other sites on Nov 6, 2026, and the table states what each says about itself.

Which GLP-1 price comparison site is independent?

Most earn a commission when a reader buys through a link, including GLPcompare, so read how each one states it. What differs is whether a seller has to pay to appear: GLPcompare lists every seller that publishes a self-pay price and ranks by price, and glp1.health says it lists only programs it has a partner link with.

How do I check a price I found on a comparison site?

Look for the date it was read and the seller it came from, then confirm the amount at the seller's checkout, including what you pay after the first month. Prices at telehealth sellers change often, and many advertised figures are first-month or yearly-plan prices.

GLPcompare is an informational data platform, not a medical provider or pharmacy. Nothing here is medical advice, a diagnosis, or a recommendation to start, stop, or change any treatment. Data is aggregated from public sources and can be incomplete or out of date. Always confirm with a licensed clinician and the current FDA label.