A lower monthly cost.
Without the year up front.
Found bundles medication into one plan price, but its lowest rates need insurance and a 12-month plan paid up front, billed every 28 days. Mochi keeps membership at $17/mo, starts compounded GLP-1s at $60/mo, and lets you cancel anytime.
- 500,000+ members
- Insurance accepted
- Brand-name + compounded
- Cancel anytime
Lowest compounded semaglutide path, compared
Mochi
$77/mo
Found
$99/mo
About $750 less in year one, measured against Found's lowest advertised rate.
Pricing, side by side
Found folds medication into a single plan price. Mochi keeps membership and medication separate, so you can use insurance and move between brand-name and compounded.
Rates published by each company in October 2026. Found prices shown are per 28-day cycle on 12-month plans paid up front and include medication; month-to-month rates are higher. Medication and diagnostic costs are not included in the Mochi membership. Compounded medications are not FDA approved or evaluated for safety, effectiveness or quality. Pricing varies by state and dose.
Where Mochi pulls ahead
Flexible pricing is the headline. The care model is the reason people stay.
01
No 12-month prepay
Found's best rates assume a year paid up front. Mochi is $17/mo on an annual plan, or month to month, cancel anytime.
02
Twelve bills, not thirteen
Found charges every 28 days, so a year is 13 cycles. Mochi bills on a calendar month.
03
Brand names on the same plan
Wegovy from $199 and Zepbound from $299, with prior authorization handled for you.
04
A dietitian on your team
Registered dietitians and 24/7 human support alongside your board-certified provider.
05
Unlimited video visits
See your provider as often as you need. Found's cash-pay track is mostly text-based.
06
More than weight
4,000+ medications across 7 areas, from hair and skin to longevity, mental health and menopause.
Switching questions, answered
On the lowest-cost compounded path, yes for most people. Found's $99/mo needs insurance plus a 12-month plan paid up front, bills every 28 days, and adds a visit copay of about $30; the cash price on that same plan is $169/mo. Mochi works out to roughly $77/mo, a $17 membership plus compounded semaglutide from $60, with no medication prepay.
Start with a benefits check, not a year up front.
Answer a few questions, see what your insurance covers, and meet a provider who builds the plan around you.
Takes about 3 minutes. No insurance required to join. Comparison reflects publicly available information and is not medical advice. Individual results vary.
