Published prices as of September 5, 2026
- • $25/mo first two months
- • Then $74/mo (12-month plan)
- • GLP-1 medication not included
- • Intro listed through 9/8/26
- • $39 first month (refunded if ineligible)
- • Then $74–$149/mo by plan
- • Cash GLP-1s from $149/mo
- • Medication billed separately
- • Microdose: $79 then $179/mo all-in
- • GLP-1Rx: $129 then $249/mo
- • Plus: $149 then $299/mo
- • Branded: $39 then $129 + meds
Open the official price pages
Plain brand URLs and VitalityScout profiles. Confirm whether the number you see is membership-only or includes medication.
WeightWatchers Med+
Clinical care + WW program. GLP-1 medication is not included. Intro listed through 9/8/26 on a 12-month plan. Verify live terms.
Ro Body
Membership unlocks clinicians and insurance concierge. Cash GLP-1s match manufacturer ladders (Wegovy pill from $149/mo). Drug is a second bill.
Noom Med
Compounded tiers bundle clinical care + meds + the Noom app. Branded-med telehealth is $39 then $129/mo with the drug extra. Compounds are not FDA-approved.
Membership vs medication
WW Med+ and Ro Body advertise a program fee. The GLP-1 is a second bill — insurance copay or manufacturer cash-pay. Noom Med compounded tiers advertise all-inclusive pricing; the branded-med telehealth tier does not. Comparing "$25 WW vs $179 Noom" mixes two products. Add the drug whenever it is billed separately. Verify with the provider before you enroll.
What this guide covers
This page is the clinical stack — not the $10 WW Core app or the $70 Noom Weight subscription. If you want behavior-change only, use Noom vs WeightWatchers cost. If you want a clinician and a GLP-1, price membership and medication as two lines unless the brand says the drug is included.
What WeightWatchers Med+ publishes
weightwatchers.com/us/plans as of September 5, 2026 lists Med+ at $25/month for the first two months on a 12-month plan, then $74/month. The offer was listed as ending 9/8/26 at 11:59 PM PDT. The same page states the cost of GLP-1 medications is not included. Care is delivered through the affiliated WeightWatchers Clinic medical group.
- Membership covers clinician access and the WW program (Points, coaching tools, GLP-1 Success Program).
- Brand-name GLP-1s are routed through insurance or cash-pay pharmacy — a second bill.
- WW Core ($10 then $12/month) and Core+ ($20 then $22/month) are app-only. They are not this comparison.
What Ro Body publishes
ro.co/weight-loss/pricing as of September 5, 2026 splits the bill the same way:
- Membership: $39 to start (refunded if you are not eligible for GLP-1s), then $74–$149/month by plan. The 12-month prepaid plan lists $74/month.
- Medication: cash prices described as matching LillyDirect, NovoCare, and TrumpRx. Wegovy pill $149 / $199 / $299 by dose; Foundayo pill from $149; Wegovy pen $199 intro on 0.25 and 0.5 mg (offer listed through Dec 31, 2026) then $349–$399; Zepbound KwikPen $299–$449.
- Membership includes provider messaging, side-effect/titration support, insurance concierge, and coaching. The drug is a second charge.
For the Ro-only walkthrough, see Ro Body weight-loss cost. Confirm today's ladder — intro offers move.
Visit Ro Body pricing →What Noom Med publishes
noom.com/med/pricing as of September 5, 2026:
- Microdose GLP-1Rx — $79 to start, then $179/month after the first 4-week supply (billed quarterly). All-inclusive: clinical care, medication if prescribed, digital program.
- GLP-1Rx — $129 then $249/month. Same all-inclusive framing.
- GLP-1Rx Plus — $149 then $299/month. Dual GLP-1/GIP positioning. All-inclusive.
- Proactive Health GLP-1Rx — $149 every 4 weeks (15-week first term).
- Metformin pill — $69 then $99/month all-inclusive. Metformin is not FDA-approved for weight loss.
- Telehealth for Branded Med — $39 then $129/month. The cost of medication is not included.
Noom states compounded medications are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, efficacy, or quality, and that it is not affiliated with Novo Nordisk or Eli Lilly.
Visit Noom Med pricing →Side-by-side cost table
| Line item | WW Med+ | Ro Body | Noom Med |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intro membership | $25/mo × 2 months | $39 first month | $79 / $129 / $149 start (compounded) |
| Ongoing membership | $74/mo (12-month plan) | $74–$149/mo | Bundled into $179–$299/mo compounded |
| Medication in the fee? | No | No | Yes on compounded tiers; no on branded $129/mo |
| Published cash GLP-1 | Insurance or cash pharmacy (not listed on plans page) | Wegovy pill from $149; pen $199 then $349+; Zepbound $299–$449 | Included on compounded SKUs; branded extra |
| FDA status of typical cash path | Brand GLP-1s | Brand GLP-1s | Compounded (not FDA-approved) or branded extra |
| Profile | WW Clinic | Ro Body | Noom Med |
All-in monthly math
Use these as planning ranges, then confirm checkout. None of them is a quote.
- WW Med+ + insured copay: $74 + your plan's GLP-1 copay. Lowest when coverage works.
- Ro prepaid + Wegovy pill cash: $74 + $149 = ~$223/month at the lowest published pill dose.
- Ro monthly + Zepbound cash: $149 + $299–$449 = ~$448–$598/month.
- Noom compounded ongoing: $179 / $249 / $299 all-in after intro.
- Noom branded telehealth + cash pill: $129 + manufacturer cash (often $149+) — same split as Ro/WW.
For the wider cash-GLP-1 ladder, see cheapest GLP-1 without insurance and best GLP-1 weight-loss programs.
Which to choose
Best for: brand GLP-1 + insurance help
WW Med+ or Ro Body. Price the membership ($74 WW vs $74–$149 Ro) plus the drug. Ro publishes the cash ladder; WW is insurance-first on the plans page.
Best for: one published all-in cash number
Noom Med compounded at $179–$299/month after intro. Read the FDA-status line. The branded $129 tier is not all-in.
Best for: app-only, no medication
Leave this page. WW Core from $10/month or Noom Weight at $70 / $209 is a different product — see the app-only comparison.
Important Regulatory Notice
Compounded GLP-1s offered on some Noom Med tiers are NOT approved by the US FDA. Brand GLP-1s are prescription drugs with labeled indications and boxed warnings. This information is educational only — consult a licensed clinician before pursuing any treatment.
Compare the three clinical programs
Open the official site for today’s membership and drug price, or the VitalityScout profile for services and our take.
WeightWatchers Med+
Clinical care + WW program. GLP-1 medication is not included. Intro listed through 9/8/26 on a 12-month plan. Verify live terms.
Ro Body
Membership unlocks clinicians and insurance concierge. Cash GLP-1s match manufacturer ladders (Wegovy pill from $149/mo). Drug is a second bill.
Noom Med
Compounded tiers bundle clinical care + meds + the Noom app. Branded-med telehealth is $39 then $129/mo with the drug extra. Compounds are not FDA-approved.
Confirm today's membership and drug price
Intro offers and cash GLP-1 ladders move. Open the official page, then add both lines.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does WeightWatchers Med+ vs Ro Body vs Noom Med cost in 2026?▼
As of September 5, 2026, WeightWatchers Med+ lists $25/month for the first two months on a 12-month plan, then $74/month. That membership does not include GLP-1 medication. Ro Body lists $39 the first month, then $74–$149/month by plan length ($74/month prepaid annually); medication is a second charge. Noom Med compounded tiers are advertised as all-inclusive: Microdose GLP-1Rx $79 to start then $179/month; GLP-1Rx $129 then $249/month; GLP-1Rx Plus $149 then $299/month. Noom’s branded-med telehealth tier is $39 then $129/month with medication billed separately. Confirm the live checkout price and what is in it.
Does WW Med+ or Ro Body include the GLP-1 medication in the monthly price?▼
No. Both brands bill membership and medication as separate lines. WeightWatchers’ plans page states the cost of GLP-1 medications is not included in Med+. Ro’s pricing page states the first month is $39 plus the cost of GLP-1s at cash-pay prices if you are eligible. Add both lines before you compare to a program that bundles the drug. Brand-name cash GLP-1s on Ro currently start around $149/month for the Wegovy pill; insured copays can be far lower. Verify both charges with the provider.
Does Noom Med include medication in the monthly price?▼
On the compounded Noom Med tiers, yes — Noom’s pricing page describes Microdose, GLP-1Rx, and GLP-1Rx Plus as all-inclusive (clinical care, medication if prescribed, and the digital program). As of September 5, 2026 those ongoing prices are $179, $249, and $299/month after an intro supply. The separate “Telehealth for Branded Med” tier is $39 then $129/month and states the cost of medication is not included. Compounded products are not FDA-approved. Confirm the current plan on noom.com/med/pricing.
WW Med+ vs Ro Body vs Noom Med — which is cheapest?▼
It depends whether you need a brand-name GLP-1 or a compounded cash plan. Membership-only, WW Med+ at $74/month ongoing undercuts Ro’s $149 monthly plan and matches Ro’s $74 prepaid annual plan — but neither includes the drug. All-in cash, Noom’s compounded Microdose at $179/month after intro can beat membership plus a $149–$449 cash brand GLP-1. If insurance covers a brand pen at a low copay, WW Med+ or Ro plus that copay can be cheaper than any compounded bundle. Compare membership + medication, not the intro teaser. Eligibility belongs with a licensed clinician.
Are compounded GLP-1s from Noom FDA-approved?▼
No. Noom states compounded medications, if prescribed, have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, efficacy, or quality. Brand-name Wegovy, Zepbound, and similar products are FDA-approved for labeled indications. WW Med+ and Ro Body are brand-name / manufacturer-cash pathways. This is information, not medical advice — consult a licensed clinician before pursuing any treatment.
Can I use HSA or FSA for these programs?▼
Noom states many Med programs may be FSA/HSA eligible. A clinician visit and a prescribed GLP-1 are more often eligible than an app-only membership. Confirm with your plan administrator before you assume a membership or medication charge qualifies. Eligibility and reimbursement rules vary by plan.
Medical & Pricing Disclaimer
This guide is for general informational purposes only and is not medical advice. We are not affiliated with WeightWatchers, Ro, or Noom. Prices were read from official pages on September 5, 2026 and are not a quote or a guarantee. Intro offers, plan length, and state availability change the number you pay. Compounded products are not FDA-approved. Eligibility and treatment decisions must be made with a licensed clinician. Verify current pricing and terms before you enroll.