Methodology

This site publishes what telehealth companies charge, taken from the pages those companies publish themselves, with the date each number was last checked. This page explains how that is done, what the price columns mean, and what the confidence labels mean. Nothing on this site is medical advice.

Where the numbers come from

Every price and every term on this site is read off a company's own public web page: a product page, a pricing page, a help-center article, or the terms of service. There are three hard limits on collection, and they hold for every company without exception.

• Public pages only. Nothing is collected from a page that requires an account, a login, or any other authentication.
• No accounts. We do not create accounts with the companies listed here.
• No intake or checkout entry. We do not start an intake questionnaire, enter a checkout flow, or place an order to reveal a price. Where a company's real price appears only after checkout begins, we publish the advertised number, label it as unconfirmed, and say so on the page.

This is a deliberate limit, and it is the reason some numbers on this site are labeled unconfirmed rather than verified. Prices that live behind checkout will reach this site through patient reports, described at the end of this page.

What each price column means

The price pages carry up to three different numbers for the same treatment.

• Advertised price. The number the company publishes on its own page, in the billing cadence the company publishes it in. A price billed every three months is shown as a three-month price.
• Monthly equivalent. The advertised price converted to one month, so that weekly, two-month, three-month, and six-month billing can be compared on one line. The conversion uses the cadence the company states and nothing else.
• All-in monthly. The monthly equivalent plus any membership or platform fee the same company's pages state is required and billed separately. Where a required fee exists but its price is not published, the all-in figure is shown as unknown rather than estimated.

Fees a company charges only in some circumstances, such as a separate visit fee, are recorded on the offer and shown in the row details rather than folded into the all-in number.

Confidence tiers

Every fact on this site carries one of three labels. They describe how far the fact was confirmed, not how good the company is.

• Verified The fact was read directly off the company's public page and matched the page on the date shown. Currently 115 of 354 offers.
• Advertised, unconfirmed The company publishes the number, but it could not be fully confirmed from public pages, most often because the final price appears inside a checkout flow we do not enter, or because the page states a starting price without stating what it starts from. Currently 187 of 354 offers.
• Recheck queued The source page changed, moved, or could not be read on the last pass, so the fact is scheduled for recollection. It stays visible with its old date rather than disappearing, because a dated old number is more useful than a gap. Currently 52 of 354 offers.

Evidence behind every fact

Each collected fact records the exact source page it came from and the date it was collected, and each is stored with an archived copy of the page text as it read on that date. Those archives are kept per company and per collection date. 422 of them stand behind the current dataset. The source link appears in the row details on every price table, so any number here can be checked against the page it came from.

Facts are recorded as the page states them. Where a page is ambiguous, the ambiguity is recorded as a note and the fact is queued for a recheck rather than resolved by guessing.

Company logos

Each company's mark is shown next to its name to make a row easier to find, nothing more. Every logo was downloaded from the icon that company's own site declares, and each file records the address it came from and the date it was fetched; 30 of the companies in the dataset publish one we can use, and the rest show their initial in the same square. The marks are the property of the companies that own them, are used here only to identify them, and their presence is not a partnership, an endorsement, or a ranking. Every mark is drawn at the same size, so no company's logo takes more of a table than another's.

How often facts are rechecked

The freshness target is weekly rechecking for categories whose prices move often, in practice compounded GLP-1 weight loss pricing, monthly for the rest of the largest companies, and quarterly for the long tail. If the recorded history shows a category changing faster than its target, the target tightens.

That is the target, not a claim about today. Collection so far has been done by hand, one company at a time, and every date on this site is the date a person read the page. Scheduled automated rechecking is being built and is not running yet. Until it is, the honest read of any date on this site is that it is the last time the page was read, and prices can change the day after.

What patient reports add

The limit of public-page collection is that the price a patient actually pays is often set inside intake and checkout, which we do not enter. The second data channel is a short structured form asking what a patient paid for the first month and what they pay per month after. It is built but not yet open.

• Structured numbers only. No document uploads and no free-text review narratives.
• No account and no login is ever required to submit.
• There is no verified tier, because there is nothing to verify a report against. A figure aggregates only after several independent reports agree, and a person reads every report before it counts toward one.
• Reported figures are always shown as patient reports with the number of reports behind them, next to the advertised price, and never restated as this site's own claim about a company.
• No one who works on this site, or on any business affiliated with it, submits a report about any listed company, here or anywhere else.

What appears on a price table, once reports exist:

• A reported figure appears only where at least 3 reports stated a price for that offer. The figure is the median of those reports, so one unusual invoice cannot move it, and the count of reports behind it is stated beside it.
• Counts shown beside a reported price describe the reports that stated a price. A report that answered only the one-tap question is not counted behind a figure it did not contribute to.
• One question is asked without any figures: would you sign up again. It is published as a plain fraction, such as 11 of 14, and only where at least 5 people have answered it for that offer.
• Reports are never ranked, scored, or averaged into a rating, and this site publishes no star rating of any company. What it publishes is counts, a median, and a range, each attributed to the people who reported them.

This channel is not live yet. Every number currently on the site comes from company pages.

What this site does not do

• No medical advice, no diagnosis, and no treatment recommendation for any individual.
• No star ratings, testimonials, or user counts that are not computed from collected data.
• No paid placement. No company can pay to appear, to rank, or to be removed.
• No rankings or editorial assessment at all in the categories described on the disclosure page.

Found a number that is wrong or out of date? The corrections page explains how to report it and what happens next.