The 13 services, side by side
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Six fields, chosen because a reader can go to the company’s own site and check every one of them. Why these six and not others.
Cells carry words, not ticks and crosses, because a tick cannot say “yes, but”, which is the true answer in 8 of the 13 rows. Not offered, not disclosed and not verified are three different claims and are never collapsed into one another.
| Service | Price per month | Minimum commitment | Coach credential | Assigned human | Contact cadence | Prescribes medication |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MyBodyTutor | Gold $399/mo, Platinum $599/mo, Diamond $899/mo | None | Not disclosed | Yes, one assigned coach | Daily: you log every day, your coach writes back the following day | Not offered |
| Nourish | $0 out of pocket for 94% of patients 1 | None | Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) | Yes, a dedicated dietitian | Weekly or biweekly at the start, moving to monthly | Not offered |
| Working Against Gravity | Lite $99/mo, Essentials $179/mo, Plus $219/mo; WAG Pro from $329/mo | None on month-to-month | Standard tiers: outside certification plus in-house WAG Coach Certification; WAG Pro: dedicated Registered Dietitian | Yes, one assigned coach | Weekly check-ins on Essentials and Plus, two per month on Lite | Not offered |
| Found | Per 28-day cycle: compounded semaglutide $199 with insurance or $289 cash pay; compounded tirzepatide $289 with insurance or $359 cash pay 2 | 12 cycles for advertised lowest rates; 1-, 3- and 6-cycle options are also published 3 | Not verified | Not verified | Monthly provider check-ins | Yes: GLP-1s including brand Wegovy and Zepbound, compounded alternatives, and non-GLP-1 options |
| Precision Nutrition | $129 USD per month | None | Not disclosed | Yes, one assigned coach | 60-minute intro call, then biweekly video calls | Not offered |
| WeightWatchers | Core and Core+ exact prices not published on the current plans page; MED+ $25 for month one, then $74/mo on a 12-month plan or $84/mo on a 6-month plan 4 | 12 months on Core and Core+ at the advertised discount; 6 or 12 months on MED+ | Not disclosed | Group workshop coaches, not a dedicated one-to-one coach 5 | Not disclosed | Yes, on the MED+ tier only. The cost of GLP-1 medications is NOT included 6 |
| RP Strength (Renaissance Periodization) | Coaching Essentials $349.99/mo, Full Access $599.99/mo | 3 months | Not disclosed | Yes, one assigned coach | Email check-ins 2 to 3 times per week; Full Access adds a weekly 20-minute video call | Not offered |
| Calibrate | $199/month | 3 months | Not disclosed | Yes, one-to-one video coaching | Not disclosed | Yes: GLP-1 medications, named on site as Wegovy, Ozempic, Mounjaro, Foundayo and Zepbound. Cost is NOT included in the $199 membership |
| Macros Inc | Accountability $99/mo, Building $199/mo, Committed $299/mo | Month to month | Recognized personal-training qualification plus specialist nutrition certification 7 | Yes, one coach | Varies by tier, from weekly outreach plus monthly video to five weekly contacts plus weekly video 8 | Not offered |
| OnPoint Nutrition | 20-week totals: Roots $450, Essentials $630, Academy $880 9 | 20 weeks for a program; one session available separately | Registered Dietitian (RD/RDN); state licensure where required | Yes, matched dietitian | Biweekly, weekly, or twice weekly by plan 10 | Not offered |
| Form Health | $299 self-pay; insurance copay or deductible when covered 11 | None published | ABOM-certified clinician and Registered Dietitian | Dedicated clinical care team, not one general coach 12 | Monthly clinician and dietitian video visits; unlimited messaging | Yes, when clinically appropriate |
| Noom Premium | Noom Weight $17.42/mo on a 12-month plan; Premium coaching price not disclosed 13 | 12 months for the quoted Noom Weight rate; Premium terms shown at signup 14 | Not disclosed | Yes, one dedicated coach | Weekly scheduled support; replies within 24 hours on business days | Not through Premium; separate Noom Med programs can prescribe 15 |
| FITTR | Not verified | Usually 12, 24, or 52 weeks 16 | Coach-specific; many hold FITTR/INFS nutrition and fitness certificates 17 | Yes, selected or assigned coach | Weekly monitoring; calls vary by plan 18 | Not offered |
- 1Nourish, price per month. Billed to insurance per session rather than as a monthly subscription, so there is no monthly figure to quote. The company states that 94% of patients pay nothing out of pocket, which leaves the remainder paying a copay it does not specify.
- 2Found, price per month. The current transaction page governs over older homepage copy. Prices include clinical care, membership and the named compounded medication. Insurance-track visits may also require a copay, typically stated as about $30. Published branded cash examples remain separate, including Wegovy and Zepbound from about $650 and Ozempic and Mounjaro about $1,100.
- 3Found, minimum commitment. The pricing page publishes separate one-, three-, six- and twelve-cycle prices, each defined as a 28-day cycle. Its fine print calls the twelve-cycle option a 12-month plan paid up front.
- 4WeightWatchers, price per month. The prior $12 Core and Core+ promotion expired September 30, 2026. The current page advertises 50% off with a 12-month Core or Core+ commitment but gives no exact checkout price. MED+ excludes the cost of GLP-1 medications.
- 5WeightWatchers, assigned human. Workshops are live and coach-led but are group sessions. Whether an assigned individual coach is included at any tier is not stated on the plans page.
- 6WeightWatchers, prescribes medication. Stated as 'Cost of GLP-1 medications not included'. Prescribing runs through the affiliated Weight Watchers Clinic. Nothing here should be read as a recommendation of any drug or dose.
- 7Macros Inc, coach credential. The company says this is required of every coach and that coaches are insured, but it does not publish a single required external certifier.
- 8Macros Inc, contact cadence. The homepage lists Accountability with weekly outreach and a monthly 15-minute video, Building with three written check-ins a week and a monthly 20-minute video, and Committed with five weekly contacts and weekly video.
- 9OnPoint Nutrition, price per month. These are package totals, not monthly subscriptions. A one-time 60-minute session is $165.
- 10OnPoint Nutrition, contact cadence. Session frequency is published for each 20-week program.
- 11Form Health, price per month. The self-pay fee covers clinician and Registered Dietitian visits, messaging and the Form platform. Labs and medications are extra.
- 12Form Health, assigned human. The relationship is with a clinician and dietitian working together.
- 13Noom Premium, price per month. Noom says Premium is billed separately and offered during signup to eligible US users.
- 14Noom Premium, minimum commitment. Other program offers may use different terms.
- 15Noom Premium, prescribes medication. Premium coaching and clinical medication programs are separate products.
- 16FITTR, minimum commitment. Terms and available packages vary by coach and service.
- 17FITTR, coach credential. Credentials are shown on individual profiles. The marketplace does not publish one regulated credential required across every coach.
- 18FITTR, contact cadence. The specialist package promises weekly calls and course corrections. Marketplace plans may differ.
Why these six fields
- Price per month
- The number a reader is trying to find. Published on the company's own pricing page or, where it is not, marked as gated.
- Minimum commitment
- How much money a reader is committed to before they can leave. Checkable on a pricing or terms page.
- Coach credential
- The field that separates this category. A licensed dietitian and a coach with an in-house certificate are different things.
- Assigned human
- Whether one named person owns the relationship, or the reader reaches a pool, a group session or a prescriber.
- Contact cadence
- How often a human actually responds, on the company's own stated schedule.
- Prescribes medication
- Whether this is a prescriber-led clinic or a coaching service. Buying the wrong one is the most expensive mistake in this category.
A table never carries more than seven columns on this site, including the name column. The other 8 fields are on each service’s own page, where there is room to print the note that goes with them.
The one thing this table cannot do
It cannot give you a total. Two of the 13 publish a headline price that excludes the medication, one publishes medication prices separately from a subscription fee it says varies with insurance coverage, and one bills per session rather than per month. Any monthly figure you take from this page is an estimate until you have seen your own quote.