About this guide
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A directory of 13 online weight loss coaching services, built by reading what each company publishes about itself and writing down the date it was read.
How this is maintained
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- GPT-5.6-sol (high) + Claude Fable 5
- Clinically reviewed by
- Nobody. See below.
There is no clinical reviewer, and that is stated rather than hidden
This is a consumer buying guide to what these services publish about themselves, not medical advice, and it has not been clinically reviewed; decisions about weight, medication or diet belong with a qualified clinician who knows your history.
Sites in this category routinely put a clinician’s photograph and post-nominals above the fold on pages that clinician did not write. This one has no reviewer, so it names none. Saying so is a better signal than a credential that would not survive a question about what the reviewer actually checked.
Everything here describes what companies publish about their own prices, terms and staff. It contains no advice about medication, dosing, diet or whether you should lose weight at all. Those belong with a clinician who knows your history.
Where the money comes from
No service in this directory has paid to be listed, to be ordered where it is, or to be described the way it is. There are no affiliate links on this site and no advertising. Nothing here earns money.
That is a real answer to the question rather than a comfortable one. The site is not funded, and the honest thing to tell a reader is that if funding ever arrives, the first place it will be printed is here and on the methodology page, with a date, before anything else on the site changes.
What this guide can and cannot tell you
It can tell you what 13 companies were willing to put in writing on , which is a surprisingly discriminating question in a category where several companies advertise a monthly price that is really a twelve month commitment, and where the word certified frequently means an in-house certificate rather than a licence.
It cannot tell you whether the coaching is good. Nobody here enrolled in, paid for or used any of the 13 services, and no company was contacted. 27 of 182 factual cells are marked not disclosed or not verified. Those limits are printed on every page rather than buried in a footer.
202 catalog marks come from the companies’ own sites and are stored locally. The remaining entries use a plain initial because no usable official mark was available. These marks identify a service; they do not indicate sponsorship or endorsement.
The 13 full entries
- MyBodyTutor, daily written check-ins with one assigned coach, from $399 a month
- Nourish, insurance-billed telehealth sessions with a registered dietitian
- Working Against Gravity, assigned macro coach with weekly check-ins and open messaging
- Found, prescriber-led compounded glp-1 care from $99 per 28-day cycle on a 12-cycle plan
- Precision Nutrition, habit-led coaching with a 60-minute intro call and biweekly video
- WeightWatchers, points app with 12-month core plans, live workshops, and a medical tier starting at $25 for the first month
- RP Strength (Renaissance Periodization), premium coaching with email check-ins two to three times a week
- Calibrate, glp-1 program with one-to-one video coaching, $199 a month
- Macros Inc, three month-to-month coaching tiers from $99 to $299, with a 14-day building trial
- OnPoint Nutrition, a 20-week online dietitian program from $450, with insurance options
- Form Health, clinician and dietitian care billed to insurance, or $299 a month self-pay
- Noom Premium, a dedicated coach with weekly in-app support, priced separately from noom weight
- FITTR, choose an assigned nutrition and fitness coach for a 12-, 24-, or 52-week term
The complete database currently contains 2526 services. A database listing is not a recommendation or a full assessment.