Noom Med GLP-1 Cost 2026: Microdose vs Brand-Name Pricing Explained
Last verified: May 30, 2026
Two distinct programs at very different price points. The $99/mo Microdose is the realistic self-pay option. The $69/mo brand-name program is a program fee only — medication is on top and needs insurance to make sense.
Self-pay (no insurance)
Microdose GLP-1: $99/mo all-in
├──Program fee: Included
├──Medication: Included
└──Noom app: Included
The microdose is the option that shows in the no-insurance flow on our comparison tool.
With insurance
Brand-name access: $69/mo + medication copay
├──Program fee: $69/mo
├──Medication: Your insurance copay (varies)
└──Noom app: Included
For self-pay users without insurance, this program doesn't pencil out — brand-name retail medication runs $800–$1,300/mo on top of the $69 fee.
How Noom Med's pricing actually works
Noom Med is unique among the providers we track because they offer two completely different programs at different price points. The headline number you see depends entirely on which program you sign up for.
Program 1 — Noom Microdose GLP-1 ($99/mo)
Compounded, lower-dose GLP-1 medication.
$99/mo is the ALL-IN cost — program fee and medication are bundled.
No insurance required.
Includes full access to the Noom behavioral health app.
FSA/HSA eligible.
This is the option that shows in our "No Insurance" comparison flow.
Program 2 — Noom GLP-1 Brand-Name Access ($69/mo + medication)
Provides access to brand-name Ozempic and Zepbound.
$69/mo is the PROGRAM FEE only — it covers clinician access, the Noom app, and ongoing support.
Medication cost is separate and depends on your insurance coverage.
If your insurance covers GLP-1s, your copay could be $0–$50/mo on top of the $69 program fee.
Without insurance, brand-name medication runs $800–$1,300/mo at retail — making this path impractical for self-pay users.
Pricing requires completing intake — not publicly listed.
FSA/HSA eligible.
The "$69/mo" marketing rate
The $69 headline is the brand-name program fee only. It doesn't include medication. For uninsured shoppers, this program isn't cheaper than self-pay alternatives like Oak ($133–$199/mo all-in) because the medication side adds $800+/mo at retail. The $99 Microdose is the realistic self-pay option from Noom Med.
What's included across all Noom Med plans
Full access to the Noom behavioral health app
Psychology-based lessons and habit-building curriculum
Progress-tracking tools
Supportive coaching and community
Clinician consultations and prescription management
Personalized dosing to minimize side effects
How Noom Med compares
Provider
Self-pay monthly
Insurance path?
App/coaching included?
Noom Med Microdose
$99/mo all-in
N/A
Yes (full Noom app)
Oak
$133–$199/mo all-in
No
No
Noom Med Brand-Name
$69/mo + copay
Yes
Yes (full Noom app)
Ro
Est. $220–$400/mo
Partial
No
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Pricing sources
Noom Med official pagenoom.com/med/ — verified May 30, 2026
Noom Med FAQ section"How much does weight-loss medication cost with Noom?"
Product listingsMicrodose GLP-1 from $99/mo; Brand-name from $69/mo + medication
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