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Mochi Health review: cost, care and alternatives

Jillian Foglesong Stabile, MD

Jillian Foglesong Stabile

MD, FAAFP, DABOM

Sipra Medical Reviewer

  • American Board of Family Medicine
  • American Board of Obesity Medicine
  • Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Board-certified Family Medicine · Diplomate, ABOM · Medical reviewer of record · Sources checked July 2026

Mochi Health is a telehealth weight loss program built around specialist visits and compounded GLP-1 medication, with a separate monthly membership stacked on top of the medication price. It is a reasonable fit if weight loss is the only thing you need. The catch shows up the moment you want care for anything else, because the membership is scoped to weight loss and other conditions are billed as separate programs.

At a glance

 SipraMochi Health
Monthly membership (regular)membership included in the price, covers everything$79/mo, multiple health conditions
Cheapest medication$149/mo, fixed by plan lengthfrom $60/mo compounded semaglutide, rising with dose
All-in monthly (compounded)$149/mofrom about $139/mo, rising with dose
Other conditionsIncluded in one membershipSeparate program, billed separately
LabsQuarterly protocol labs $65/mo, discountedOptional, included at no extra cost

Based on publicly available information as of 2026-07-13. Confirm current details on each company's own site.

What Mochi Health is, and who it is for

Mochi Health is an online weight loss clinic. You pay a monthly membership for access to video visits with a physician and a registered dietitian, ongoing monitoring, direct provider messaging, and 24/7 patient support, then pay separately for medication. It leans into obesity-medicine specialists and a dietitian touch, which sets it apart from bare-bones prescription mills.

It is a good fit if weight loss is your single focus and you value having a dietitian in the loop. Mochi offers both branded GLP-1 options and lower-cost compounded medication. Compounded medications are prepared by a compounding pharmacy and are not the same as, or equivalent to, any branded product; they are a distinct option, and individual results vary.

Mochi's dietitian-in-the-loop model is a real strength, but the membership only points that care at weight loss.

Mochi Health pricing in 2026

Mochi advertises a discounted first month, but the regular membership is $79/mo for self-pay members. Longer commitments lower the effective rate: about $199 for three months, $399 for six, and $799 for twelve. An insurance-linked Wellness Plus plan starts around $69/mo for those who qualify.

Medication is billed on top of the membership, and Mochi now prices it by dose. Compounded semaglutide runs $60 to $99 a month and compounded tirzepatide $90 to $199, climbing as the dose goes up. The cheapest realistic all-in is about $139/mo ($79 membership plus $60 semaglutide at the starting dose), rising to about $178/mo at the top semaglutide dose. Branded GLP-1 medications cost more and depend on insurance.

The membership catch: one condition per membership

Mochi's membership is a separate line item from medication, and it is scoped to weight loss. If you later want care for hair, skin, mental health, or hormones, those run as separate Mochi programs with their own enrollment and their own cost. In practice, a second need can mean paying a second membership.

This is where Sipra is built differently. One membership covers unlimited physician visits, ongoing 24/7 care, and access to every medication across weight loss, men's health, and women's health, plus discounted labs. You do not re-pay a membership per condition. Sipra medication pricing is fixed by plan length rather than dose, so it does not climb as your dose increases, and longer plans cost less. Quarterly protocol labs at $65/mo let members monitor everything they take, with thyroid and hormone labs available at member pricing in men's and women's care. There are no hidden fees, Sipra is LegitScript certified (50053943), and the Sipra Promise refunds medication not yet sent to the pharmacy on 6 and 12 month plans if you stop partway through.

Where Mochi Health falls short

The friction is scope and stacking. The membership buys weight loss care only, medication is a separate charge, and anything beyond weight loss becomes another program. For a member who wants one relationship covering multiple health goals, that adds up. As with any provider, verify Mochi's current Trustpilot and BBB standing before you enroll, and confirm the medication type on offer.

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Mochi Health pros and cons

What is good

  • Low compounded medication prices at starting doses, from $60/mo for semaglutide
  • A registered dietitian is included alongside physician visits
  • Optional lab work is included at no extra medication cost
  • Insurance-linked Wellness Plus plan for members who qualify

What to weigh

  • Membership is a separate charge stacked on top of medication
  • Membership is scoped to weight loss; other conditions are separate programs with separate cost
  • Medication price rises with your dose, so the all-in climbs from about $139/mo as you titrate up

sipra vs Mochi Health, side by side

 SipraMochi Health
Membership modelOne membership covers all conditionsSeparate membership, weight loss scoped
Second condition costNo extra membershipSeparate program, billed again
Regular monthly membershipmembership included in the price$79/mo self-pay
Cheapest medication$149/mofrom $60/mo compounded semaglutide, rising with dose
All-in monthly (compounded)$149/mofrom about $139/mo, rising with dose
Medication pricing basisFixed by plan length, not dosePer dose, rising as the dose increases
Physician visitsUnlimited, includedRegular video visits, included
DietitianCare team support includedRegistered dietitian included
LabsQuarterly protocol labs $65/mo, discountedOptional, included
Medication categoriesWeight loss, men's, women'sWeight loss (others separate)
Satisfaction policySipra Promise refunds medication not yet sent to the pharmacy if you stop a 6 or 12 month planVerify current refund terms

As of 2026-07-13. Prices reflect compounded GLP-1 options at both providers; compounded medications are distinct from and not equivalent to branded products, and individual results vary.

Who should choose which

Choose Mochi Health if

  • Weight loss is your only health goal right now
  • You specifically want a registered dietitian in the loop
  • You may qualify for the insurance-linked Wellness Plus rate

Choose sipra if

  • You want one membership covering weight loss plus men's or women's health
  • You want medication priced by plan length, not by dose
  • You want discounted quarterly labs to monitor everything you take

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