Tools

Cost calculators and comparison tools

Every tool runs entirely in your browser — no login, no data sent anywhere — and shows its formula and assumptions next to the result. They compute arithmetic on numbers you provide or on our labeled dataset; none of them estimates clinical outcomes or recommends treatment.

• GLP-1 total-cost calculator

  Add medication price, membership fees, shipping, and labs over your planned duration to see the all-in total — the number providers' headline prices leave out.

• First-year cost calculator

  Estimate a realistic first-year all-in total from maintenance-dose price, recurring fees, and one-time costs.

• Prepaid-plan monthly-equivalent calculator

  Convert a prepaid bundle into a true monthly equivalent, and see what stopping early actually costs against a month-to-month plan.

• Membership-fee impact calculator

  See how much of your annual spend goes to platform fees rather than medication, and how that changes the real comparison between providers.

• Maintenance-dose price comparer

  Compare providers' listed prices for a medication side by side, filtered by formulation, with the evidence status of every figure shown.

• Provider comparison matrix

  All tracked providers in one sortable table — prices, fees, cancellation terms, pharmacy disclosure — with 'not publicly disclosed' shown as the finding it is.

• State availability checker

  Pick your state to see which providers claim to serve it (with claim status labeled), plus your state's medical and pharmacy board directories for checking licenses.

• Pharmacy verification checklist

  The interactive version of our verification guide: work through name, licensure, FDA registers, enforcement history, and product checks without skipping a step.

• Dose-escalation cost visualizer

  Enter your provider's per-tier prices and months at each tier to see the real cumulative cost of a titration schedule — with an accessible table behind the chart.

• Brand-vs-compounded cost path

  Compare the twelve-month cost paths of a branded and a compounded option side by side — with the regulatory difference stated as part of the comparison, not a footnote.

• Evidence-status explorer

  Filter every pricing row in our dataset by evidence status and price type to see exactly how much of the market's pricing rests on which grade of source.

• Provider-fit questionnaire

  Answer preference questions — disclosure, billing structure, formulation — to see which providers match on publicly disclosed fields. Filters facts; never diagnoses or prescribes.

What these tools do and don't do

Calculators here do arithmetic; they do not verify prices. If you feed a tool a provider's advertised teaser price, the output inherits that number's weakness — check themedication pages for each figure's evidence status and capture date before treating a result as a real budget. The comparer tool draws from our dataset and shows those statuses inline; as of this build no price in it is independently verified by us.