Clinical weight care without a 6-month contract.
WeightWatchers Med+ starts at $25 for the first month, but only on a 6- or 12-month plan. Mochi lets you stay month to month, costs less on a 12-month plan, and includes registered dietitians in membership.
- 500,000+ members
- Insurance accepted
- Membership from $79/mo
- Cancel anytime
Membership on a 12-month plan
Mochi Health
$49/mo
WeightWatchers
$74/mo
About $25 less a month, or start month to month at $79
WW Med+ is $84/mo on its 6-month plan, and a month-to-month option is not listed. With insurance, Mochi membership is $199 for your first 12 months, about $17/mo.
Pricing, side by side
Both charge a membership and bill medication separately. WW requires a 6- or 12-month term; Mochi lets you choose month to month or prepay to save.
Mochi Health
No contract required- +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, with prices published
- +Compounded semaglutide from $60/mo and tirzepatide from $90/mo
- +Unlimited video visits, registered dietitians and a 24/7 care team included
WeightWatchers
6- or 12-month term- +Insurance coordination and prior authorizations for medication
- +GLP-1 Success Program, workshops and the WW app included
- -$25 first month, then $74/mo (12-month) or $84/mo (6-month), auto-renewing
- -Registered dietitian visits are extra: insurance, or $99 per visit cash
- -Brand-name GLP-1s only, with medication prices not published
Straight talk: WW's community, workshops and app are a real strength, and its dietitian visits can cost as little as $0 with qualifying insurance. Mochi includes dietitians in membership without needing insurance, publishes medication prices, and never locks you into a term.
What you get for it
Price is only half the question. This is what is actually included on each side.
Where Mochi pulls ahead
No term to sign
Start Mochi month to month and cancel anytime. WW Med+ requires a 6- or 12-month term that auto-renews at the same length.
Dietitians included
Registered dietitians are part of every Mochi membership. On WW, dietitian visits are a separate charge or insurance claim.
Prices you can see
Mochi publishes medication prices, from $60/mo compounded to Wegovy from $199. WW does not publish its medication prices.
Switching questions, answered
On membership, yes. Mochi's 12-month plan is about $49/mo versus $74/mo for WW Med+ on 12 months, and Mochi offers month to month at $79 with the first month free, which WW does not list. With insurance, Mochi membership is about $17/mo.
Start month to month. Stay because it works.
Answer a few questions, see what your insurance covers, and meet a provider who builds your plan around you.
Already with WW Med+? Bring your current prescription details so you do not lose progress.
Pricing reflects rates publicly listed on joinmochi.com and weightwatchers.com as of October 2026 and is subject to change. WW Med+ membership terms and pricing are per its published plans page; WW medication prices were not published. Mochi Health membership fees do not include the cost of medication, supplements or labs. 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. WeightWatchers, Wegovy, Ozempic and Zepbound are trademarks of their respective owners, which are not affiliated with and do not endorse Mochi Health. Individual results vary.
