Prices and policies below were checked against current provider materials through September 9, 2026. They can change. Completing an intake does not guarantee eligibility, a prescription, a particular formulation, pharmacy, price, or result.
Cheapest online tirzepatide prices at a glance
This table is ordered by each provider’s lowest prominently advertised compounded-tirzepatide figure. That field is useful for matching the search question, but it is not a ranking of clinical quality or a claim that the first row has the lowest true monthly cost for every buyer.
| Provider | Lowest advertised figure | What that figure means | Clearer monthly reference | Main cost caution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wellmedr | From $89/month | Public weight-loss page labels tirzepatide as a monthly plan starting price | Public policy separately describes a 21-day recurring plan and prepaid options | Exact relationship between the $89 headline and selected checkout structure is not fully synchronized |
| Trimi | $125/month equivalent | $1,500 annual plan paid upfront | $235 month-to-month | Lowest monthly equivalent requires a 12-month prepaid commitment |
| CoreAge Rx | From $149/month | Starting price; plan duration can change total upfront charge | Confirm one-month checkout price | CoreAge says a multi-month per-month figure can represent the full term charged upfront |
| Gala Health | From $179/month | Yearly subscription for compounded GLP-1/GIP options including tirzepatide | Confirm selected tirzepatide checkout | Gala uses more than one public treatment/plan presentation |
| HealthRX | $179/month equivalent | $2,148 twelve-month plan | $239 one-month plan; current monthly offer is $193 first month, then $214 | Annual equivalent, first-month promotion, true monthly price, and renewal are different numbers |
| Sprout Health | From $199/month | Low starting presentation on a tirzepatide page | Main GLP-1 page lists $349/month; current promo shows $249 first month | Active public funnels show different starting, promotional, and regular figures |
| SHED | $239/month | Twelve-month tirzepatide plan, currently shown as billed monthly | $299 month-to-month | Lower price requires a longer plan; confirm commitment, cancellation, and renewal terms |
The comparison is not exhaustive. We exclude a numeric ranking when a provider’s current tirzepatide price cannot be verified well enough to compare on the same date.
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What does “cheapest tirzepatide online” actually mean?
At least four different price questions can hide behind the same search:
- Lowest headline starting price. The smallest figure displayed in public marketing.
- Lowest true month-to-month charge. The lowest plan that does not require a multi-month prepaid commitment.
- Lowest monthly equivalent. A longer plan total divided across its commitment period.
- Lowest financial exposure if you leave early. The amount that can become nonrefundable before the next shipment or renewal.
Those are not interchangeable.
A $125 monthly equivalent can require $1,500 upfront. A $179 monthly equivalent can require a twelve-month plan. A $199 starting price can coexist with a $349 standard recurring price on another active funnel. A low headline can therefore be useful for discovery while still being a poor basis for a like-for-like cost comparison.
Wellmedr: from $89 per month, but verify the billing structure
Wellmedr’s current weight-loss page advertises compounded tirzepatide starting at $89 a month and labels it a monthly plan. It also says tirzepatide is shipped every four weeks.
The formal refund and subscription policy describes a separate 21-day recurring plan plus prepaid 3-, 6-, and 12-month structures. Because those public descriptions do not map cleanly onto the $89 headline, we would not call $89 a confirmed ordinary month-to-month recurring rate without seeing the selected checkout.
Before paying, confirm the amount charged today, actual billing interval, next renewal, prepaid term, and point at which a prescription becomes nonrefundable.
Read the full Wellmedr cost analysis.
Trimi: $125 monthly equivalent or $235 true month-to-month
Trimi publishes one of the clearest current tirzepatide price ladders:
| Plan | Monthly figure | Amount billed |
|---|---|---|
| Month-to-month | $235 | $235 monthly |
| Quarterly | $199 equivalent | $597 upfront |
| Six months | $175 equivalent | $1,050 upfront |
| Annual | $125 equivalent | $1,500 upfront |
The $125 figure is not month-to-month billing. It is the monthly equivalent of a twelve-month plan paid once yearly. Consumers prioritizing the smallest commitment should compare the $235 monthly tier, not the $125 annual equivalent.
Read the full Trimi cost analysis.
CoreAge Rx: from $149 per month, with plan-duration caveats
CoreAge Rx currently advertises compounded tirzepatide starting at $149 per month and says there is no membership fee.
Its billing help center warns that an advertised per-month figure on a multi-month plan can represent a larger upfront charge. It gives the example that $149/month on a three-month plan means $447 charged upfront. CoreAge also describes one-, three-, six-, and twelve-month plan structures.
That does not prove every $149 tirzepatide checkout is a three-month plan. It does show why the amount due today has to be confirmed before treating $149 as a month-to-month comparison price.
CoreAge’s formal refund policy also says an applicable provider consultation fee may be nonrefundable in some circumstances.
Read the CoreAge Rx cost analysis.
Gala Health: from $179 per month on a yearly subscription
Gala’s current compounded GLP-1 page advertises from $179 per month, says the price includes all doses, and qualifies the figure as a yearly subscription. The page includes compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide options.
Gala has used multiple pricing presentations across its active treatment pages, so we do not infer one universal tirzepatide checkout total from the $179 headline. Confirm the selected medication category, plan length, amount due today, renewal, and refund terms.
Read the Gala Health cost analysis.
HealthRX: $179 annual equivalent versus $239 true monthly
HealthRX currently publishes a detailed tirzepatide ladder:
- Monthly plan: $239.
- Current monthly Subscribe & Save: $193 first month, then $214 per month.
- Three months: $627 total, or $209/month equivalent.
- Six months: $1,194 total, or $199/month equivalent.
- Twelve months: $2,148 total, or $179/month equivalent.
This is a good example of why “cheapest” needs a definition. The $179 figure is the lowest monthly equivalent, but the true one-month plan is $239 and the current recurring monthly offer uses different first-cycle and renewal numbers.
Read the full HealthRX cost analysis.
Sprout Health: from $199, but active funnels show different prices
Sprout currently has more than one public tirzepatide presentation. A tirzepatide page displays starting at $349, now from $199. The main GLP-1 page lists compounded tirzepatide at $349/month, while a current promotional funnel displays $249 for the first month.
Its formal refund policy says recurring monthly and multi-month subscriptions can apply. A cancellation before provider review is refundable; after provider review but before pharmacy submission, a $50 clinical-review fee is deducted; after pharmacy submission, the order is nonrefundable.
Because the active funnels differ, use the actual checkout’s product, promotion duration, recurring amount, and refund stage rather than assuming the lowest visible number is the standing monthly price.
Read the Sprout Health cost analysis.
SHED: $239 on a 12-month plan or $299 month-to-month
SHED’s current GLP-1 pricing page shows compounded tirzepatide at:
- $299/month month-to-month.
- $269/month on a six-month plan.
- $239/month on a twelve-month plan.
The current pricing page says the twelve-month figure is billed monthly, but the longer plan still changes the commitment and cancellation context. Check the current terms for the exact minimum period, renewal, and refund consequences before treating $239 as equivalent to a no-commitment monthly plan.
Current affiliate paths for the compared providers
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Compounded tirzepatide is not Zepbound or Mounjaro
The online prices above are primarily for compounded tirzepatide pathways. They should not be treated as prices for FDA-approved Zepbound or Mounjaro, and compounded products should not be described as FDA-approved generic versions or interchangeable substitutes.
FDA states that compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and do not undergo FDA premarket review for safety, effectiveness, or quality. FDA also recommends that consumers obtain compounded GLP-1 medication through a prescription and a state-licensed pharmacy and verify the source of the medicine.
If your intent is specifically FDA-approved Zepbound, compare branded access, insurance, manufacturer self-pay pathways, and telehealth service fees separately rather than using a compounded-tirzepatide price table as a substitute.
How to compare tirzepatide cost without insurance
For each program, write down these fields before choosing:
- Exact amount charged today.
- Whether the price is a promotion, starting price, true monthly charge, or monthly equivalent.
- Total prepaid commitment.
- Standard recurring or renewal amount.
- Medication category and whether it is compounded or FDA-approved branded medication.
- Clinician or consultation fee.
- Laboratory costs.
- Shipping and supplies.
- Dispensing pharmacy and state licensing.
- Cancellation deadline.
- Refund cutoff.
- Treatment-specific state availability.
A provider with the smallest headline can cost more upfront. A provider with a higher monthly figure can have less prepaid exposure. Neither fact determines clinical suitability.
What about tirzepatide without a membership or subscription?
“No membership fee” and “no subscription” are different claims.
A program can avoid a separate membership fee while still using recurring medication billing. Another can offer a prepaid multi-month plan without a separate membership. A third can show a month-to-month price but still have a refill or cancellation cutoff.
If avoiding a long commitment matters to you, prioritize the true month-to-month or refill-on-request structure, not merely the words “no membership.” Verify whether the plan renews automatically and what must be cancelled to stop future charges.
Cheapest tirzepatide online: bottom line
The lowest public headline in this review is Wellmedr’s “starting at $89 a month,” but its public billing materials need checkout confirmation before that figure can be treated as a simple recurring monthly price. Trimi’s $125 monthly equivalent is transparent but requires $1,500 upfront for a year. CoreAge Rx advertises from $149 per month but warns that multi-month monthly figures can represent an upfront term charge. Gala, HealthRX, Sprout, and SHED each use different commitment or promotional structures.
So the useful answer is not “pick the smallest number.” It is:
Compare the lowest advertised figure with the amount due today, true monthly alternative, commitment, renewal, refund cutoff, and pharmacy.
For a broader semaglutide-and-tirzepatide view, use our online GLP-1 price comparison. For self-pay cost categories beyond medication price, see GLP-1 cost without insurance.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest tirzepatide online right now?
Wellmedr currently displays the lowest headline starting figure among the public offers in this review, at $89 per month. Its public subscription policy describes multiple billing structures, so confirm the actual checkout term before treating $89 as a standard recurring month-to-month price.
Is Trimi really $125 per month for tirzepatide?
$125 is Trimi’s monthly equivalent on a twelve-month plan billed $1,500 upfront. Its true month-to-month plan is $235.
Is CoreAge Rx tirzepatide $149 per month?
CoreAge Rx advertises compounded tirzepatide starting at $149 per month. CoreAge also says multi-month per-month prices can represent a larger upfront charge, so verify the selected plan and amount due today.
Which provider has the cheapest true monthly tirzepatide plan?
The answer depends on what counts as a true monthly plan and whether a promotion is included. Current public pages use different billing cadences, first-cycle offers, and renewal structures. This page therefore separates month-to-month references from annual or multi-month equivalents rather than naming one universal winner.
Are these prices for Zepbound?
No. The table primarily compares compounded tirzepatide programs. FDA-approved Zepbound is a distinct branded medication and should be compared using its own cash-pay, insurance, manufacturer, pharmacy, and telehealth-service terms.
Is compounded tirzepatide FDA-approved?
No. FDA states that compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and do not undergo FDA premarket review for safety, effectiveness, or quality. A licensed clinician should determine whether a compounded product is appropriate, and consumers should verify the dispensing pharmacy.