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Match Score 69 · Grade C

FitRx review: price, pros & cons

By MatchScript EditorialUpdated

FitRx pairs a weight-loss membership with insurance help for brand-name Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound and Mounjaro, or a bundled compounded semaglutide ($297 a month) or tirzepatide ($449 a month) plan.

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Regulatory notice

FDA issued FitRX, LLC dba FitRx a warning letter in February 2026. You can read it in FDA's warning-letter database. We still list FitRx, and we may earn a commission if you start care through the link on this page.

FitRx is a broad telehealth service whose weight-loss program is built around insurance.

Semaglutide
$297/mo (Doctor + GLP-1 bundle)
Tirzepatide
$449/mo (Doctor + GLP-1 bundle)
Coverage
All 50 states + DC
Brand-name
Yes
Oral option
Not listed
Verification
Not independently listed

Best for: Insured people who want help getting a brand-name GLP-1 covered, with coaching and monthly provider visits while they wait.

MatchScript's take: Worth a look if you have insurance that might cover a brand-name GLP-1; as a compounded-only plan it is pricey.

The factor breakdown

FitRx on the six Match Score factors — the same sub-scores the quiz reweights to your priorities. See the methodology.

Budget Fit43/100

The month-to-month semaglutide bundle is $297, in the $251–300 band, so Budget Fit is 43.

Speed to Start72/100

Published all-50-state access broadens availability; appointment and shipping times still need confirmation, for a below-par 72 on Speed to Start.

Formulary Match79/100

Both compounded molecules plus brand-name Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound and Mounjaro through insurance give Formulary Match a 79.

Support Level88/100

A dedicated coach, unlimited provider messaging and monthly video or phone visits make Support Level 88.

Flexibility72/100

Flexibility scores 72/100 in our comparison. Check the renewal, cancellation and refund terms before paying; dose changes require a prescriber's approval.

Transparency66/100

Thinner public disclosure than the highest-scoring programs keeps Transparency at a below-par 66.

Pricing in context

How FitRx's monthly price sits against the category median and the cheapest provider we track.

Monthly priceSemaglutideTirzepatide
FitRxthis providerVisit $297/mo (Doctor + GLP-1 bundle)+$107 vs median$449/mo (Doctor + GLP-1 bundle)+$190 vs median
Category median240 tracked$190/mo$259/mo
Cheapest trackedMondaeVisit $87/mo$126/mo

For a fair comparison, check the full cost of semaglutide or tirzepatide, including care fees, dose changes and the amount due at each renewal.

What we found on their site

Read on FitRx's own website in October 2026. Quoted text is theirs.

  • The FAQ lists "Semaglutide Bundle: $217 for your first month, then $297 per month" and "Tirzepatide Bundle: $349 for your first month, then $449 per month".
  • Its membership answer says compounded semaglutide is available "starting as low as $151 per month when purchasing a 3-month supply."
  • On breaks it says "At this time, memberships can’t be paused." and suggests delaying a shipment from the portal instead.

What we like

  • A brand-name path: its providers may prescribe Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound or Mounjaro, and an insurance team files prior authorizations for you
  • Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are available as bundles that include care and medication, at $297 and $449 a month after the first month
  • Support is broad: a dedicated coach, unlimited messaging with your provider and monthly video or phone visits
  • Providers are licensed in all 50 states and Washington, D.C., and you can cancel the membership from the portal at any time

The caveats

  • The "as low as $151" semaglutide headline requires buying a three-month supply, and the first-month bundle prices of $217 and $349 rise to $297 and $449
  • Higher doses beyond the standard titration schedule may cost extra, and memberships cannot be paused
  • Insurance coverage for a brand-name drug is not guaranteed, and government insurance plans are not accepted
  • The pharmacy is not named, and delivery takes about 5 to 9 business days after approval
  • FDA issued FitRX, LLC dba FitRx a warning letter in February 2026; the letter is public in FDA's warning-letter database

FitRx · semaglutide $297/mo (Doctor + GLP-1 bundle) · tirzepatide $449/mo (Doctor + GLP-1 bundle)Check the current price and eligibility on their site.

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Who it's for — and who should skip it

FitRx is for insured people who want help getting a brand-name GLP-1 covered, with coaching and monthly provider visits while they wait.

Skip it if that doesn't sound like you. A closer fit may be Peter MD (Match Score 69) — or take the quiz to see where FitRx lands for your priorities.

See every alternative to FitRx.

Before you choose care

What semaglutide costs. Compare medication costs, ongoing fees and prepaid plans before choosing care.

What tirzepatide costs. See how dose, medication type and billing terms affect the total price.

Insurance and GLP-1 coverage. Check benefits, prior authorization and medication costs separately from care fees.

Compounded vs. brand-name GLP-1s. Learn how approval, evidence and pharmacy oversight differ between these options.

How it compares to CoreAge Rx & the closest scorer

FitRx against CoreAge Rx and the provider that scores closest to it. Green marks the row leader.

How it comparesFitRxthis providerCoreAge RxfeaturedPeter MDclosest scorer
Sema price$297/mo (Doctor + GLP-1 bundle)$99/mo at every dose$149/mo starting (first-time tier)
CoverageAll 50 states + DCU.S. only — restrictions vary by state and therapy, list not published46 states for semaglutide (not AL, ID, AK or HI); tirzepatide excludes AL and ID
FormularyInjectable + brandInjectableInjectable
Match Score69 · C91 · A−69 · C

FitRx, answered

Is FitRx legit?

FitRx is a real, operating GLP-1 telehealth program. LegitScript certification is the third-party check worth asking for — look for the seal on their site and confirm your prescriber is US-licensed at intake. Like most programs here it dispenses compounded GLP-1s, which are made by a licensed pharmacy but aren't FDA-approved.

How much does FitRx cost?

FitRx lists compounded semaglutide from $297/mo (Doctor + GLP-1 bundle) and tirzepatide from $449/mo (Doctor + GLP-1 bundle) — above our category median of $190/mo. These are the provider's public figures at our last review; confirm on their site, since some teaser tiers step up after month one.

Does FitRx ship to my state?

Yes — FitRx reports availability in all 50 states, so most people can start within days.

FitRx vs Peter MD — which should I pick?

They score within a few points of each other: FitRx at 69/100 and Peter MD at 69/100, so neither wins on the headline number. FitRx is the better fit for insured people who want help getting a brand-name GLP-1 covered, with coaching and monthly provider visits while they wait. Peter MD suits men who want weight-loss treatment on the same account as testosterone, longevity or lab testing, and who are comfortable paying for roughly three months at a time. Run the quiz and the weighting shifts to whichever of those matters more to you.

Pricing & state data come from FitRx's public site and our master provider matrix. The Match Score and its sub-scores are our editorial judgment per the methodology. Commercial facts only — prices change, so confirm on FitRx's site. Not medical advice; see our disclosure.

Verdict · Grade C · 69/100

FitRx is a broad telehealth service whose weight-loss program is built around insurance. Its providers can prescribe Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound or Mounjaro, and a coordination team files prior authorizations, with some insured members paying as little as a $25 copay. If coverage does not come through, it sells compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide as bundles with care included: $297 and $449 a month after a cheaper first month. The "as low as $151" headline needs a three-month purchase. Support is a strength, with a dedicated coach, unlimited messaging and monthly video or phone visits. On the other side, memberships cannot be paused, higher doses may cost extra, the pharmacy is not named, and FDA issued the company a warning letter in February 2026. It suits insured readers chasing brand-name coverage. Bottom line: a good support model, but an expensive compounded fallback.

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FitRx appears on our best semaglutide providers, best tirzepatide providers, best GLP-1 programs and best brand-name GLP-1 providers boards, scored on the same six factors as every other provider there.

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