The GLP-1 telehealth market has seen a wave of new entrants in 2026. Five providers — Ivim Health, Clinic Secret, New Self, Trimi, and YourEra Health — have either launched or significantly expanded their programs this year. Here is what each brings to the table.
Ivim Health — The Membership Model
Ivim Health combines a $74.99/month membership with separate medication pricing (semaglutide from ~$149/month). The membership includes clinical coaching, prescriber access, and ongoing monitoring. A 4-month minimum commitment is required. Best for patients who want a structured, coached program.
Clinic Secret — LegitScript Certified, No Membership Fees
Clinic Secret offers compounded semaglutide from approximately $197/month and tirzepatide from approximately $327/month. No membership fees, free shipping, LegitScript certified, and a weight-loss guarantee. First-month code 50OFF saves $50. Not available in Arkansas or South Carolina, with an age cap of 75.
New Self — No-Contract Flexibility
New Self is a modern GLP-1 telehealth platform with board-certified prescribers and no long-term contracts. Semaglutide starts at approximately $169/month. The flexibility to pause or stop without penalties makes it appealing for patients who are uncertain about long-term commitment.
Trimi — Competitive New Entry
Trimi offers compounded semaglutide starting around $149/month through licensed telehealth prescribers. As a newer platform, they are competing on price and service responsiveness to build their patient base.
YourEra Health — Modern Platform Design
YourEra Health positions itself as a next-generation telehealth platform with a focus on user experience and fast prescription turnaround. Semaglutide starts at approximately $169/month. The platform launched in 2026 and is actively expanding its prescriber network.
Ivim Health From $149/mo + membership · Membership-based GLP-1 program. Semaglutide from $149/mo plus $74.99/mo membership. 4-month commitment. Includes coaching.
⚕️ Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. They are prepared by licensed pharmacies under physician supervision.
Clinic Secret From $197/mo sema · Compounded semaglutide from ~$197/mo, tirzepatide from ~$327/mo. No membership fees, free shipping. LegitScript certified. Code 50OFF saves $50 on first month.
⚕️ Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. They are prepared by licensed pharmacies under physician supervision.
Not available in Arkansas or South Carolina. Age limit: under 75.
New Self From $169/mo · Modern GLP-1 telehealth with board-certified prescribers. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. No long-term contracts.
⚕️ Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. They are prepared by licensed pharmacies under physician supervision.
Trimi From $149/mo · Telehealth GLP-1 program with licensed prescribers. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide available.
⚕️ Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. They are prepared by licensed pharmacies under physician supervision.
YourEra Health From $169/mo · Modern telehealth platform for GLP-1 prescriptions. Quick online assessment, fast prescription turnaround.
⚕️ Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. They are prepared by licensed pharmacies under physician supervision.
How They Compare to Established Providers
| Provider | Sema Price | Membership | Contract | Standout Feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ivim Health | ~$224/mo total | $74.99/mo | 4-month min | Coaching included |
| Clinic Secret | ~$197/mo | None | None | LegitScript, weight guarantee |
| New Self | ~$169/mo | None | None | No-contract flexibility |
| Trimi | ~$149/mo | None | Varies | Competitive pricing |
| YourEra Health | ~$169/mo | None | None | Modern UX, fast turnaround |
New vs Established
Newer providers often compete on price and service to build patient volume. The trade-off is less track record. Check for LegitScript certification, pharmacy licensing verification, and prescriber credentials regardless of how new or established a provider is.
Should You Try a New Provider?
New providers are not inherently riskier — every established provider was new at some point. The key indicators of legitimacy are the same: licensed prescribers, licensed pharmacies, transparent pricing, and accessible clinical support. If a new provider checks those boxes and offers better pricing or service, there is no clinical reason to avoid them.