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What a year of online TRT costs

At published prices, a first year of injectable testosterone costs from $1,249.87 (Maximus) to $2,046 (Hone Health) at the 4 providers that publish every fee it takes. The median is $1,717.50.

Read from each provider's own pages on October 23, 2026.

ProviderFirst yearMade up ofFollow-up lab tests
Maximus $1,249.87about $104 a monthread Oct 23, 2026 First month, new-customer price: $49.99
11 more months at $99.99: $1,099.89
At-home testosterone test (10 biomarkers): $99.99		 Billed per test, on top
Henry Meds $1,548about $129 a monthread Oct 23, 2026 12 months at $129: $1,548 Included in the price
Feel30 $1,887about $157 a monthread Oct 23, 2026 12 months at $149: $1,788
Initial lab panel: $99		 Included in the price
Hone Health $2,046about $170 a monthread Oct 23, 2026 12 months at $163: $1,956
Initial hormone assessment (50+ biomarkers): $65
Confirmatory test, about two weeks later: $25		 Included in the price

When each charge lands

The same first year, month by month, for every provider whose injectable price is published, including the ones that can't be added up yet. Switch to month to month to see what skipping the longer plan costs.

TMates

$83 every month on a 12-month plan.

Shown paid monthly. The 12-month plan can also be paid upfront.

$996First year
MangoRx

$99 every month.

$1,188First year
Maximus

$49.99 the first month, then $99.99 a month on the 6-month plan, plus $99.99 in one-time fees.

Shown paid monthly. The 6-month plan can also be paid upfront. Follow-up tests are billed separately when they're ordered.

$1,249.87First year
Henry Meds

$129 every month.

$1,548First year
Feel30

$149 every month, plus $99 in one-time fees.

$1,887First year
Hone Health

$163 every month, plus $90 in one-time fees.

$2,046First year

Not drawn: Brightmeds (can't be costed from its pages); Defy Medical (bills per service); Fountain TRT (doesn't offer it); GoodLife Health (can't be costed from its pages); Hims (can't be costed from its pages); Male Excel (can't be costed from its pages); PeterMD (can't be costed from its pages); PrescribedRX (can't be costed from its pages); Rugiet Health (doesn't offer it); Taurus Meds (can't be costed from its pages).

How it's worked out

  1. Twelve months of injectable testosterone on the cheapest plan a new patient can buy, at the lowest published dose. Where a first-month offer exists, it replaces month one.
  2. Plus the one-time fees a new patient has to pay: consults, assessments and the first lab test.
  3. Follow-up lab tests count only where the price already includes them. Where they're billed per test, the table says so, because how many you need is your prescriber's call.

Providers we can't add up yet

A first year is only worked out where every required price is published on the provider's own pages and they agree with each other. Otherwise the provider is left out, instead of guessed at:

  • Hims: Hims hasn't published a price for its injectable testosterone.
  • PeterMD: PeterMD doesn't say which of its lab panels ($247 to $549) a new TRT patient needs.
  • Fountain TRT: Fountain doesn't publish what its lab tests cost.
  • Defy Medical: Defy bills per service and publishes an average estimate, not a price.
  • PrescribedRX: The $69 health assessment is listed in the page's monthly column but described as a one-time fee, so a year's cost can't be pinned down.
  • Male Excel: Male Excel's two pricing pages disagree on its fees.
  • Taurus Meds: Taurus's TRT page and its terms disagree on whether a $17.99 membership fee applies.

Prices read from each provider's own pages on October 23, 2026. A higher dose costs more at the providers that price medication by dose. The tracker keeps every check, so the figures can be compared over time.