Same Wegovy price. A smaller program fee.
LifeMD and Mochi list the same starting prices on brand-name GLP-1s. LifeMD's weight program fee is $149 a month after the first month, and it does not take insurance. Mochi is $79 with your first month free, and your visits can be billed to your plan.
- 500,000+ members
- Insurance accepted
- Membership from $79/mo
- Cancel anytime
Starting on Wegovy
Mochi Health
$278/mo
LifeMD
$348/mo
$70 less every month after the first
Mochi's first month of membership is free on the 1-month plan. LifeMD's first month is as low as $39, then $149/mo. On annual plans: about $49/mo on Mochi versus $75/mo on LifeMD.
Pricing, side by side
Both charge a program fee and bill medication separately, and brand-name starting prices match. The gap is the monthly fee and what insurance can cover.
Mochi Health
Lower program fee- +Membership $79/mo, first month free on the 1-month plan, or $588 for 12 months (about $49/mo)
- +With insurance: $199 for your first 12 months (about $17/mo), visits billed to your plan
- +Wegovy pill from $149, Wegovy and Ozempic from $199, Zepbound from $299
- +Compounded semaglutide from $60/mo and tirzepatide from $90/mo, with published prices
- +Unlimited video visits, registered dietitians and a 24/7 care team included
LifeMD
Cash pay program- +Eligible lab testing included in the program fee
- +Cancel anytime on monthly billing
- -As low as $39 first month, then $149/mo, or $75/mo on an annual plan
- -Wegovy from $199, Wegovy pill from $149, Zepbound from $299, billed separately
- -GLP-1 program does not accept insurance, and Medicare and Medicaid patients are not eligible
Straight talk: LifeMD includes eligible lab testing in its program fee. Mochi bills labs separately, starting at $26, and still comes out ahead every month on the fee itself.
What you get for it
Price is only half the question. This is what is actually included on each side.
Where Mochi pulls ahead
$70 a month back
Brand-name starting prices match, so Mochi's $79 fee versus LifeMD's $149 is about $70 a month in your pocket, or $26 a month on annual plans.
Your insurance, put to work
Mochi bills provider visits to your health plan and shows your copay up front, which can bring membership to about $17/mo. LifeMD's GLP-1 program does not accept insurance.
Dietitians, not just coaching
Mochi puts registered dietitians on your care team with unlimited video visits and a 24/7 care team, plus published compounded prices if brand-name is not the right fit.
Switching questions, answered
For brand-name GLP-1s, yes. Both list Wegovy from $199 and Zepbound from $299. Mochi's membership is $79/mo with the first month free, versus LifeMD's $149/mo program fee after the first month, so you pay about $70 less a month. On annual plans it is about $49/mo versus $75/mo.
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Pricing reflects rates publicly listed on joinmochi.com and lifemd.com as of October 2026 and is subject to change. Mochi Health membership fees do not include the cost of medication, supplements or labs; all-in figures add membership and the lowest listed medication price. The first-month-free offer applies to first-time membership purchases by new members on the 1-month plan; terms apply and promotional pricing is not available in all states. Insurance billing applies to provider visits only, and coverage varies by plan. Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality, and are prescribed at provider discretion. Completing an intake does not guarantee a prescription. Wegovy, Ozempic and Zepbound are trademarks of their respective owners, which are not affiliated with and do not endorse Mochi Health. Individual results vary.
