Our verdict on Mochi
Mochi is one of the better-supported programs we review, and its medication can be very cheap. Customers praise its clinicians, it offers dietitian visits and insurance help, and it lists compounded semaglutide from $60 and tirzepatide from $90 a month, plus brand-name pills and pens.
You pay a membership on top: $79 a month, or $588 for a year. Medication prices depend on your dose and are not published per dose, and Mochi's terms let it change medication prices at any time. TotalRx is simpler, with one price that includes the medication and is locked for life, which is why we rank it higher.
What Mochi does well
- Low medication pricesCompounded semaglutide from $60 a month and tirzepatide from $90, with shipping included.
- Doctor-led careUnlimited provider appointments, a 30-minute video visit with a doctor and registered dietitian visits.
- Brand-name and pills tooZepbound®, Wegovy®, the Wegovy® pill, Foundayo®, Ozempic® and Mounjaro® at manufacturer self-pay prices.
- Insurance accepted for visitsMochi bills visits through insurance where it can and helps with prior authorization for medication.
How much does Mochi cost?
Mochi charges a membership for care and bills the medication separately, priced by dose.
| Mochi pricing | Price |
|---|---|
| Membership, 1 month | $79 (first month free for new members) |
| Membership, 3 months | $207 |
| Membership, 6 months | $354 |
| Membership, 12 months | $588 ($49/mo) |
| Compounded semaglutide | From $60/mo; $146 per 3-month supply |
| Compounded tirzepatide | From $90/mo; $236 per 3-month supply |
| Zepbound® / Wegovy® pen | From $299 / from $199 |
| Wegovy® pill / Foundayo® | From $149 |
At the lowest dose, a year of compounded semaglutide with a 12-month membership comes to about $1,170, or roughly $98 a month. Higher doses cost more, and Mochi does not publish its per-dose prices. With insurance, the membership is $119 for six months or $199 for a year.
What to know before you choose Mochi
Does the Mochi membership include medication?
No. Mochi says medications and diagnostic services are not included in the membership. TotalRx includes the medication and the clinician in one price, from $129 a month, locked for life.
Will my Mochi price go up?
It can. Medication is priced by dose, so it rises as your dose does, and Mochi's terms say it may change medication prices at any time.
How do I cancel Mochi?
In your account or by phone; Mochi says email requests are not valid. The membership and the medication subscription are cancelled separately.
What Mochi customers say
We looked at what customers report on Trustpilot. These are their experiences, summarised in our words.
About one reviewer in eleven gave one star. Mochi claimed its profile in January 2024 and pays for a Trustpilot subscription.
What people praise
- Thorough, doctor-led care
- Fast first visits and quick fixes when something goes wrong
- Dietitian support
- Good value at low doses
What people complain about
- Provider calls that started late, ran short or did not connect
- Membership renewals at a higher price than expected
- Not realising the membership excludes medication
- Medication that arrived warm or short of a full supply
Mochi's clinicians earn most of the praise. The friction is in scheduling and in having two separate charges to keep track of.
Mochi on video
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Is Mochi legit?
Yes. Mochi Health Corp. is a San Francisco company, in business since 2022, that provides services to affiliated medical practices which employ its clinicians. Medication is dispensed by pharmacies on its marketplace. The BBB rates it A and accredited, with 1,422 complaints in three years. Eli Lilly sued Mochi and other telehealth firms in April 2025 over compounded tirzepatide; in April 2026 a federal judge allowed part of Lilly's case to proceed. The allegations have not been proven.
Who Mochi suits
- You want doctor-led visits and dietitian support
- You have insurance that may cover visits or brand-name medication
- You want a low compounded medication price and will manage two subscriptions
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Mochi reviews: your questions answered
Is Mochi Health legit?
Yes. Mochi Health Corp. works with affiliated medical practices and licensed pharmacies, has a BBB A rating, and has more than 19,000 Trustpilot reviews averaging 4.5. Eli Lilly has an ongoing lawsuit against it over compounded tirzepatide.
How much does Mochi cost?
Membership is $79 for a month, $207 for three months, $354 for six or $588 for a year. Medication is extra: compounded semaglutide from $60 a month and tirzepatide from $90, priced by dose.
Does Mochi take insurance?
Yes for visits, with a lower membership price, and Mochi's team helps with prior authorization for brand-name medication.
Does the Mochi membership include medication?
No. Medication and diagnostic services are billed separately.
Can I get a refund from Mochi?
Prescription medication cannot be refunded once sent to the pharmacy. Membership refunds for partly used periods are at Mochi's discretion.
How long does Mochi take?
Mochi says you can expect your first visit within a week of signing up.
Can I use HSA or FSA at Mochi?
Yes, Mochi says HSA and FSA accounts can be used for the membership.
Mochi vs TotalRx: which is better?
Mochi offers more clinical support and very low medication prices at low doses. TotalRx has one all-in price that does not rise with your dose and is locked for life, so we rank it higher.
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Guides for Mochi customers
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How we review. This review is based on Mochi's published pricing and policies and on recent public reporting, as of October 19, 2026, scored on the same five factors as every provider in our rankings. Prices and terms change often; confirm them with Mochi before you sign up. Medical disclaimer. This page is general information, not medical advice. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting any medication. Compounded GLP-1 medications are not FDA-approved and do not undergo the same review for safety, effectiveness and quality as brand-name products. Mochi and all other third-party names and logos are trademarks of their owners, used for identification and comparison only. ProviderCompare is not affiliated with or endorsed by Mochi.