Quick recommendations (all-in, not headline)
Open a clinic profile, then verify the live price
Every figure on this page is a published estimate. Confirm what is included — especially labs and the first-month minimum — before you enroll.
Fountain TRT
Flat membership marketed as medication + visits + support. Confirm the live fee and what labs cost on Fountain.
Henry Meds
Published compounded TRT includes visits, labs, meds, supplies, and shipping. Kyzatrex oral is $179/mo.
TRT Nation
2026 FAQ: testosterone supply, Arimidex, syringes, unlimited consults. Labs are not included. 2.5-month minimum on testosterone.
What this guide covers
All-in monthly math: membership vs medication-separate
Online TRT clinics use three billing models. Comparing the headline number across models is how people under-budget:
- All-in membership: one monthly fee is supposed to cover the visit, the medication, and usually labs or supplies (Fountain, Henry Meds).
- Medication plan + extra labs: the monthly drug price looks cheap until you add the lab panel and any minimum term (TRT Nation).
- Membership + meds (two bills): Hone’s $135 Plus fee does not include testosterone. Marek charges intake and labs, then medications à la carte — and does not publish a flat TRT med price.
For a verified monthly-price index across clinics that actually post a number, see our TRT cost guide. For where TRT sits next to GLP-1s, labs, and cash-pay visits, use the cash-pay healthcare map.
Reality check
A reputable clinic will not guarantee a prescription before labs. Testosterone is a controlled medication. If your levels are normal, you should be turned away — not sold a subscription. This guide is informational only; talk to a licensed clinician.
Head-to-head (published prices as of September 4, 2026)
| Clinic | Published monthly | What that number includes | Honest all-in | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fountain TRT | ~$199 | Meds + visits + support (flat membership) | ~$199/mo after onboarding labs | Profile |
| Henry Meds | $129 | Visits, labs, meds, supplies, shipping | ~$129/mo ($179 Kyzatrex) | Profile |
| TRT Nation | $99.99 | Test C + Arimidex + syringes + consults; labs extra | ~$99.99 + $129 labs; 2.5-mo min | Profile |
| Hone Health | $135 + meds | Plus membership; injections from ~$28/mo | ~$163–$195/mo + startup labs | Profile |
| Maximus | $199.99 | Enclomiphene protocol + consult; labs extra | ~$200/mo + $99.99×2 labs; annual cheaper | Profile |
| Marek Health | No monthly membership | ~$299 intake + min $450 labs; meds à la carte | Year-one floor ~$749 before medication | Profile |
Sources: Fountain homepage membership language; Henry Meds TRT page (checked September 4, 2026); TRT Nation FAQs 2026; Hone TRT and cost pages; Maximus Testosterone Protocol page; Marek Health testosterone intake page. Confirm every figure with the provider.
Fountain TRT
Fountain is still the “one bill” cream-first clinic. The site does not print $199 in the hero; it says a transparent, all-inclusive monthly fee and “less than $7 a day,” which is the same ~$199 neighborhood 2026 reviews still cite. That fee is described as covering medication, video visits, and ongoing medical support. An initial blood test or Low T assessment can sit outside the monthly membership — treat ~$199 as the ongoing line, not cash due today.
Fountain lists a limited set of states on its site. Confirm yours before you take the assessment. Best for men who want a predictable cash number and prefer cream over syringes. See the Fountain TRT profile.
Henry Meds
Henry Meds is the cleanest published all-in number we can cite from an official page as of September 4, 2026. The TRT treatment page states compounded treatments start at $129 per month and that the price includes healthcare provider visits, labwork, medication and supplies, shipping, and ongoing support. Oral Kyzatrex is listed at $179/month and is not available in California. Anastrozole, if prescribed, is described as included.
That makes Henry Meds the usual winner on all-in math versus TRT Nation once you add Nation’s $129 lab fee. Eligibility on Henry’s page is age-gated (men 35–65 / women 35–60) and lab-dependent. See the Henry Meds TRT profile.
TRT Nation
The 2025 version of this guide treated Nation as “$99 + $75–$150 medication.” That is stale. TRT Nation’s own 2026 FAQ says the $99.99/month plan includes a 2.5-month supply of testosterone cypionate (listed at 200 mg/week), Arimidex, syringes, and unlimited consultation and follow-ups. Labs are not included — the published lab fee is $129, or you can send qualifying outside labs.
All-in for the first order is therefore closer to $99.99 + $129, with a 2.5-month testosterone minimum. After that, $99.99/month is a real medication-inclusive line — as long as you do not need extra ancillaries. California pricing may vary. See the TRT Nation profile.
Hone Health
Hone is the two-bill model. The official TRT page lists Plus at $135/month (hormone-only) and Premium at $155/month (adds weight/metabolic care). Medication is extra: injections advertised from $28/month, cream or troche from about $60/month. Initial labs are a separate $45-range panel, plus a confirmatory panel if you are prescribed testosterone.
Honest all-in on Plus + injections is roughly $163–$195/month after startup labs. Hone’s own cost article states it currently does not accept insurance — the older “Hone bills insurance” line on this page was wrong and is removed. What you are paying for is recurring 40+ biomarker monitoring and physician follow-up, not a single cheap vial. See the Hone Health TRT profile.
Maximus
Maximus belongs in a 2026 TRT comparison because men searching “online TRT” land on its King / Testosterone Protocol — but it is enclomiphene, not replacement testosterone. The official page prices month-to-month at $199.99 (consult + medication if qualified), with cheaper quarterly and annual commitments (annual advertised in the ~$99.99–$119.99 range). Required at-home labs in months 1 and 2 are $99.99 each.
That protocol tries to raise your own production and is marketed as fertility- sparing. It only works if the HPG axis still responds. If you already know you need exogenous testosterone, compare Fountain or Henry Meds instead. See the Maximus profile.
Marek Health
Marek is still the comprehensive hormone-optimization clinic, not a $99 TRT club. The testosterone page lists a $299 intake assessment (credited toward the first provider visit) and requires a minimum $450 lab panel. Marek does not publish a flat monthly medication price — catalog copy says medication cost is separate and varies by dose. We will not invent one.
The honest floor before any drug is about $749 (intake + minimum labs), then medication, then follow-up labs and visits every six months. Worth it if you want a wide panel, peptides, and coaching. Overkill if you just want monitored testosterone. Marek notes it is not available in every state. See the Marek Health TRT profile.
How to choose
If you want one predictable bill…
Start with Henry Meds ($129) or Fountain (~$199). Henry publishes the inclusions on the TRT page; Fountain’s dollar figure is implied by the “less than $7 a day” language — confirm it at checkout.
If the headline has to be under $100…
TRT Nation $99.99 is the published medication line. Add $129 labs and the 2.5-month minimum before you call it cheaper than Henry Meds.
If you want labs and a dashboard…
Hone Plus ($135 + meds) is built around recurring biomarkers. Budget the drug on top. It does not bill insurance.
If fertility matters more than replacement…
Look at Maximus enclomiphene first, then ask a clinician whether your axis can respond. Do not treat $99.99/year-plan marketing as injectable TRT.
If you want the full workup…
Marek — pay for the labs and the consult, not a bundled vial.
Also compare local in-person options on the men's health hub and the TRT directory. For a one-page view of cash-pay meds versus visits and imaging, use the cash-pay healthcare map.
Ready to compare the six clinics on this page?
Visit the official site for the live price, or open the VitalityScout profile for services, coverage, and our take.
Fountain TRT
Flat membership marketed as medication + visits + support. Confirm the live fee and what labs cost on Fountain.
Henry Meds
Published compounded TRT includes visits, labs, meds, supplies, and shipping. Kyzatrex oral is $179/mo.
TRT Nation
2026 FAQ: testosterone supply, Arimidex, syringes, unlimited consults. Labs are not included. 2.5-month minimum on testosterone.
Hone Health
Plus membership is separate from medication (injections from ~$28/mo). Hone states it does not accept insurance.
Maximus
King Protocol enclomiphene (not classic TRT). Annual plans are cheaper. Required labs in months 1–2 are $99.99 each.
Marek Health
No monthly membership. Intake about $299 plus a minimum $450 lab panel; medication is billed separately and not published as a flat monthly number.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does online TRT cost per month in 2026?▼
It depends on whether the advertised number is all-in or membership-only. As of September 4, 2026, Fountain markets an all-inclusive membership around $199/month (the site also says “less than $7 a day”). Henry Meds publishes compounded TRT at $129/month including visits, labs, medication, supplies, and shipping (Kyzatrex oral is $179/month). TRT Nation’s 2026 FAQ lists $99.99/month for a 2.5-month testosterone supply with Arimidex, syringes, and unlimited consults — labs are extra at $129. Hone splits the bill: Plus membership $135/month plus medication from about $28/month for injections. These are published estimates — verify the current figure and what it includes with the clinic before you enroll.
Which online TRT clinics include medication in the monthly price?▼
Fountain and Henry Meds publish all-in memberships that include the medication (and, at Henry Meds, labs). TRT Nation’s $99.99 plan also includes testosterone and an aromatase inhibitor; labs are billed separately. Hone and Marek do not bundle medication into a single advertised monthly number — Hone charges membership plus meds, and Marek is pay-per-service with an intake fee, a required lab panel, and medication billed separately (Marek does not publish a flat TRT medication price). Always add every line before you compare clinics.
Is Fountain TRT still $199 a month in 2026?▼
Third-party 2026 reviews and Fountain’s own “one flat monthly fee / less than $7 a day” language still point to about $199/month all-inclusive for medication, video visits, and ongoing support. Fountain’s homepage does not print a dollar figure in the hero, and an initial blood test or assessment can sit outside that monthly fee. Confirm the live membership, what labs are included, and any onboarding charge on fountaintrt.com before you start.
Does Hone Health take insurance for TRT?▼
Hone’s own cost page states that it currently does not accept insurance. The cash path is a membership (Plus $135/month for hormone-only care, Premium $155/month if you add metabolic/weight care) plus separately billed medication (injections advertised from about $28/month). Initial lab panels are extra (about $45–$65, with a confirmatory panel if you are prescribed testosterone). If using insurance is the goal, ask a local endocrinology or urology clinic — do not assume an online TRT brand will bill your plan.
What is the cheapest legitimate online TRT clinic?▼
On published 2026 numbers, TRT Nation’s $99.99/month testosterone plan is the lowest recurring medication line, but labs are $129 extra and testosterone has a 2.5-month minimum. Henry Meds at $129/month is often cheaper all-in once you add TRT Nation’s lab fee. Maximus advertises about $99.99/month only on a committed annual enclomiphene plan — that is not classic injectable TRT, and required labs in months 1 and 2 are extra. “Cheapest” is the all-in number (membership + meds + labs + minimum term), not the headline.
Is Maximus TRT or something else?▼
Maximus’s flagship King / Testosterone Protocol uses enclomiphene, an oral SERM that tries to raise the body’s own testosterone instead of replacing it. Official pricing as of this review is $199.99/month month-to-month (consult + medication if you qualify), with cheaper quarterly and annual commitments, plus $99.99 lab kits required in months 1 and 2. It is a fertility-sparing alternative, not a substitute for exogenous testosterone in every patient, and it only works if your HPG axis still responds. A clinician has to decide whether it fits you.
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Related resources
Sources
- • Fountain TRT — official site (all-inclusive membership / “less than $7 a day”)
- • Henry Meds — TRT pricing ($129 compounded / $179 Kyzatrex, inclusions)
- • TRT Nation — FAQs 2026 ($99.99 plan inclusions, $129 labs)
- • Hone — TRT page (Plus $135 / Premium $155, meds from $28)
- • Hone — TRT cost article (no insurance; membership + meds)
- • Maximus — Testosterone Protocol ($199.99/mo, $99.99 labs)
- • Marek Health — testosterone intake ($299) and $450 lab minimum