The Best Online TRT Clinics of 2026, Ranked by What You'll Actually Pay

We tracked 8 online testosterone and enclomiphene clinics and priced each one from its own pages: the first charge, the first 90 days and a full year, with labs. Prices verified Oct 7, 2026. We did not test these services ourselves; scores come from a public checklist.

By Kymata Health Editorial Team · Published Oct 7, 2026 · Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · How we rank

Our top picks at a glance

Highest score overall:Hone Health· 8.5/10 on our rubricSee current prices on Hone Health's site →
Lowest year-one cost:PeterMD· about $1,043 with labs on its injections, 12-month planSee current prices on PeterMD's site →
Lowest cost with a short commitment:DudeMeds· about $1,047 a year; minimum 3 monthsSee current prices on DudeMeds's site →
Oral, non-testosterone option (enclomiphene):Maximus· about $1,149.88 a year on its enclomiphene, 12-month plan (50% off first month)See current prices on Maximus's site →
Bring your own labs:DudeMeds· upload labs from the last 6 months instead of paying $99–$149See current prices on DudeMeds's site →

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Provider	Plan	Monthly	First charge	First 90 days	12-month	Minimum term	Not included / assumptions	Checked
PeterMD	Injections, 12-month planIncludes: Medication and membership	$79	not published	not published	$1,043	12 months	Follow-up labs about 90 days after starting (price not published) PeterMD lists the 12-month plan as $948 total but does not say whether it is billed upfront or monthly, so we do not show a first charge or 90-day figure.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
DudeMeds	Testosterone Only Commit Kit, paid quarterlyIncludes: Testosterone and syringes	$79	$336	$336	$1,047	3 months	Membership/consult fee: none published	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
Maximus	Injectable testosteroneIncludes: Doctor consultations, monitoring and messaging	$99.99	$99.99	$299.97	$1,199.88	not published	Intake lab cost (not on the pages we read) Plan length for this price (not published) Maximus says you pay monthly on its savings plans; the $99.99 'from' price is shown without a plan length.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
DudeMeds	Testosterone Commit Kit + estrogen blocker, paid quarterlyIncludes: Testosterone, estrogen blocker, syringes	$99	$396	$396	$1,287	3 months	-	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
PeterMD	Injections, 6-month planIncludes: Medication and membership	$109	not published	not published	$1,403	6 months	Follow-up labs about 90 days after starting (price not published) Billing schedule for the 6-month plan ($654 total) is not published.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
TRT Nation	Testosterone injections (2.5-month minimum first purchase)Includes: Medication and supplies	$99.99	$378.97	$607.96	$1,457.87	2.5 months	After the 2.5-month minimum first purchase we assume monthly refills (TRT Nation refills are requested, not automatic). Lab cadence after the 10-week check is not published; we count one follow-up lab order.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
PeterMD	Injections, 1-month planIncludes: Medication and membership	$139	$373	$512	$1,763	2 months	Follow-up labs about 90 days after starting (price not published) One PeterMD page says the 1-month plan is 'billed two months then monthly'; we use that.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
MangoRx	Testosterone TreatmentIncludes: Lab test, physician consult and treatment plan (per the product page)	$149	$149	$447	$1,788	1 month	MangoRx's FAQ says labs are not included, and no medication line is shown The FAQ says refills ship every 25 days; we model monthly billing.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
Hone Health	Premium membership + testosterone injectionsIncludes: Consults and labs every 3 months (Premium)	$183	$248	$614	$2,261	1 month	Medication is priced 'from' $28/mo; your dose or form can cost more	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
BrightMeds	TRT at '$75 per week'Includes: Labs and doctor consult	$325.89	not published	not published	$3,910.71	not published	The $75/week price appears only in the page title and meta description; billing frequency is not stated.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source

First charge = one-time fees plus the first billing block. First 90 days = cash paid on the provider's billing calendar. 12-month = one-time fees + 12 months of the plan price + scheduled extras (like follow-up labs). "not published" means the provider's own pages don't say; we never fill the gap with a guess. Full math: methodology.

Comparison table

Ranked by our score; clinics whose pages don't show the clinical gate are listed last, unranked. The plan priced is each clinic's lowest 12-month-cost TRT plan (enclomiphene where a clinic sells no testosterone).

Provider	Best for	Score	Plan priced	Monthly	First charge	12-month	Labs	The catch	Checked	Next step
Hone Health	Lab-heavy, physician-led care, month to month	8.5/10	Premium membership + testosterone injections	$183	$248	$2,261	$65 initial test, 50+ biomarkers, at 2,000+ Quest locations, or a free at-home draw where available. Premium retests every 3 months.	Treatment needs the $155/mo Premium membership on top of medication.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source	See Hone Health's current prices on its site →
PeterMD	Lowest published injection rate (12-month plan)	7.9/10	Injections, 12-month plan	$79	not published	$1,043	In-person blood draw at Quest ('no at-home kits'). Results in 5–7 business days. Follow-up labs about 90 days after starting.	$79/mo needs a 12-month plan, and there are no refunds once medication ships.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source	See PeterMD's current prices on its site →
DudeMeds	Lowest kit price if you already have recent labs	6.2/10	Testosterone Only Commit Kit, paid quarterly	$79	$336	$1,047	At-home kit ($149), LabCorp requisition ($99), or upload labs from the last 6 months.	3-month minimum, and labs cost extra unless you upload your own.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source	See DudeMeds's current prices on its site →
MangoRx	One monthly price in its 14 states	6.2/10	Testosterone Treatment	$149	$149	$1,788	In person at LabCorp/Quest per the product page. The FAQ also offers SpotDX at-home kits ($75/$100) or your own labs from the last 30 days.	Its own pages disagree on whether labs are inside the $149.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source	See MangoRx's current prices on its site →
BrightMeds	Bundled-lab TRT and month-to-month sermorelin	5.9/10	TRT at '$75 per week'	$325.89	not published	$3,910.71	Free blood test (title says 'free labs for a year'). Collection method not stated.	The TRT price appears only as '$75 per week' in page metadata.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source	See BrightMeds's current prices on its site →
Maximus	Oral-first protocols built around enclomiphene	5.5/10	Injectable testosterone	$99.99	$99.99	$1,199.88	At-home lab test at intake. Separate yearly Maximus Labs panels are optional.	The best price needs a 12-month commitment, and program payments are non-refundable.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source	See Maximus's current prices on its site →
Hims	A big-brand, needle-free enclomiphene start	4.3/10	Enclomiphene, 10-month plan paid upfront	$99	$990	$1,188	At-home lab kit with prepaid overnight return to a CLIA-certified lab. Recheck at 3 months.	No testosterone yet, and $99/mo needs a 10-month plan paid upfront.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source	See Hims's current prices on its site →
TRT Nation	Pay-per-refill with no auto-ship	7.0/10gate not verified	Testosterone injections (2.5-month minimum first purchase)	$99.99	$378.97	$1,457.87	Requisition for LabCorp or Quest ($129). Outside labs accepted.	2.5-month minimum first purchase and a no-refund policy.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source	See TRT Nation's current prices on its site →

Price not published for testosterone (TRT): Hims. We do not estimate prices a provider has not published.

Provider by provider

Best for lab-heavy, physician-led care, month to month: Hone Health

Our score 8.5/10 (rubric)

Cost transparency and value (25%): 10.0
Clinical process and monitoring (25%): 10.0
Disclosure (15%): 6.7
Access (15%): 6.7
Patient sentiment (10%): 9.6
Support and cancellation (10%): 5.0

Monthly

$183

First charge

$248

12-month

$2,261

Minimum term

1 month

Plan priced: Premium membership + testosterone injections. Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source

What they offer: TRT injections; Testosterone cream; Testosterone troches; Enclomiphene; Clomiphene; Anastrozole; Menopause HRT: estradiol patch/gel, bi-est cream, progesterone (oral and cream), vaginal estradiol/estriol; Testosterone for women (injection, cream); Weight-loss medications; Lab testing (50+ biomarkers).

How care works: $65 initial test, 50+ biomarkers, at 2,000+ Quest locations, or a free at-home draw where available. Premium retests every 3 months. Prescribers: Physicians through Broad Health, an independent physician-owned medical group. Does not accept insurance. FSA/HSA may apply.

The catch: Treatment needs the $155/mo Premium membership on top of medication.

Pros

Low-cost $65 entry test with physician consult
Broad hormone menu for men and women
Trustpilot 4.8 (12,371 reviews)

Cons

Treatment needs the $155/mo Premium membership on top of medication
Recent Trustpilot reviews mention membership costs as a surprise

See Hone Health's current prices on its site →Read our full Hone Health review →

Best for lowest published injection rate (12-month plan): PeterMD

Our score 7.9/10 (rubric)

Cost transparency and value (25%): 7.5
Clinical process and monitoring (25%): 10.0
Disclosure (15%): 6.7
Access (15%): 10.0
Patient sentiment (10%): 5.0
Support and cancellation (10%): 5.0

Monthly

$79

First charge

not published

12-month

$1,043

Minimum term

12 months

Plan priced: Injections, 12-month plan. Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source

What they offer: TRT injections; Oral option: enclomiphene (marketed as 'Oral TRT'); HCG; Sermorelin; GLP-1 (semaglutide, tirzepatide); Lab panels; Women's products (separate line).

How care works: In-person blood draw at Quest ('no at-home kits'). Results in 5–7 business days. Follow-up labs about 90 days after starting. Prescribers: US-licensed physicians. Reviews mention nurse practitioners. Cash-pay. Site says FSA/HSA eligible with all plans.

The catch: $79/mo needs a 12-month plan, and there are no refunds once medication ships.

Pros

Lowest published TRT injection rate in this set ($79/mo on a 12-month plan)
Medication and membership included in TRT plan price
Enclomiphene, HCG and sermorelin available

Cons

$79 rate needs a 12-month commitment
Strict no-refund policy once medication ships
Trustpilot shows 'profile removed' for getpetermd.com (as of 2026-10-07)
Not available in AL or ID

See PeterMD's current prices on its site →Read our full PeterMD review →

Best for lowest kit price if you already have recent labs: DudeMeds

Our score 6.2/10 (rubric)

Cost transparency and value (25%): 10.0
Clinical process and monitoring (25%): 5.0
Disclosure (15%): 10.0
Access (15%): 3.3
Patient sentiment (10%): 5.0
Support and cancellation (10%): 0.0

Monthly

$79

First charge

$336

12-month

$1,047

Minimum term

3 months

Plan priced: Testosterone Only Commit Kit, paid quarterly. Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source

What they offer: TRT injections (testosterone cypionate); Anastrozole; HCG (Pregnyl); Enclomiphene; Clomiphene; Kyzatrex (listed 'Coming Soon'); GLP-1; NAD+.

How care works: At-home kit ($149), LabCorp requisition ($99), or upload labs from the last 6 months. Prescribers: US-licensed MDs, DOs, NPs or PAs (independent network). Does not take insurance (Terms of Sale). Cash-pay.

The catch: 3-month minimum, and labs cost extra unless you upload your own.

Pros

Low entry TRT price ($79/mo)
Clear kit pricing, HCG available

Cons

3-month minimum medication commitment
Labs not included
Trustpilot 2.3 (11 reviews)
Legal pages disagree on state of incorporation (FL vs DE)

See DudeMeds's current prices on its site →Read our full DudeMeds review →

Best for one monthly price in its 14 states: MangoRx

Our score 6.2/10 (rubric)

Cost transparency and value (25%): 7.5
Clinical process and monitoring (25%): 5.0
Disclosure (15%): 10.0
Access (15%): 0.0
Patient sentiment (10%): 5.7
Support and cancellation (10%): 10.0

Monthly

$149

First charge

$149

12-month

$1,788

Minimum term

1 month

Plan priced: Testosterone Treatment. Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source

What they offer: TRT (compounded testosterone; injection shown in page image); 'Prime' oral testosterone tablet (separate product); GLP-1/weight loss (separate); ED and hair products (separate).

How care works: In person at LabCorp/Quest per the product page. The FAQ also offers SpotDX at-home kits ($75/$100) or your own labs from the last 30 days. Prescribers: Board-certified physicians in a third-party network. 'Insurance is not accepted nor required.'

The catch: Its own pages disagree on whether labs are inside the $149.

Pros

Single published price
LegitScript certified

Cons

Only 14 states
Unclear whether labs and medication are in the $149
Trustpilot 4.4 from only 18 reviews

See MangoRx's current prices on its site →Read our full MangoRx review →

Best for bundled-lab TRT and month-to-month sermorelin: BrightMeds

Our score 5.9/10 (rubric)

Cost transparency and value (25%): 5.0
Clinical process and monitoring (25%): 5.0
Disclosure (15%): 10.0
Access (15%): 3.3
Patient sentiment (10%): 9.4
Support and cancellation (10%): 5.0

Monthly

$325.89

First charge

not published

12-month

$3,910.71

Minimum term

not published

Plan priced: TRT at '$75 per week'. Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source

What they offer: TRT: subcutaneous injections, oral, cream; Enclomiphene (mentioned); Sermorelin (compounded); GLP-1 weight loss.

How care works: Free blood test (title says 'free labs for a year'). Collection method not stated. Prescribers: Licensed US physicians (state-licensed clinicians). Not stated (cash-pay).

The catch: The TRT price appears only as '$75 per week' in page metadata.

Pros

Low-cost sermorelin ($129/mo)
Labs included
Trustpilot 4.7 (1,076 reviews)

Cons

TRT price shown only weekly, in page metadata

See BrightMeds's current prices on its site →Read our full BrightMeds review →

Best for oral-first protocols built around enclomiphene: Maximus

Our score 5.5/10 (rubric)

Cost transparency and value (25%): 5.0
Clinical process and monitoring (25%): 5.0
Disclosure (15%): 6.7
Access (15%): 6.7
Patient sentiment (10%): 5.0
Support and cancellation (10%): 5.0

Monthly

$99.99

First charge

$99.99

12-month

$1,199.88

Minimum term

not published

Plan priced: Injectable testosterone. Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source

What they offer: Enclomiphene; Injectable testosterone; Oral testosterone; Testosterone cream (combination protocols); HCG (added by doctor to injectable protocol); Sermorelin; GLP-1 (Mounjaro pen); At-home labs.

How care works: At-home lab test at intake. Separate yearly Maximus Labs panels are optional. Prescribers: Board-certified physicians. No insurance needed. HSA/FSA eligible.

The catch: The best price needs a 12-month commitment, and program payments are non-refundable.

Pros

Enclomiphene and HCG protocols on the menu
24/7 doctor messaging included
Trustpilot 4.4 (~1K reviews, seen on Trustpilot 'people also looked at')

Cons

Best price needs a 12-month commitment; payments non-refundable
Plans auto-renew for the same term
Compounded medications (not FDA-approved)

See Maximus's current prices on its site →Read our full Maximus review →

Best for a big-brand, needle-free enclomiphene start: Hims

Our score 4.3/10 (rubric)

Cost transparency and value (25%): 5.0
Clinical process and monitoring (25%): 10.0
Disclosure (15%): 0.0
Access (15%): 0.0
Patient sentiment (10%): 5.8
Support and cancellation (10%): 0.0

Monthly

$99

First charge

$990

12-month

$1,188

Minimum term

10 months

Plan priced: Enclomiphene, 10-month plan paid upfront. Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source

What they offer: Enclomiphene (oral, compounded); Enclomiphene + tadalafil + supplements ('Testosterone Rx+'); At-home lab testing.

How care works: At-home lab kit with prepaid overnight return to a CLIA-certified lab. Recheck at 3 months. Prescribers: Licensed healthcare providers. Some states need a video visit. Insurance not required. Hims & Hers does not take FSA/HSA.

The catch: No testosterone yet, and $99/mo needs a 10-month plan paid upfront.

Pros

Big consumer brand, LegitScript-certified
At-home lab kit
Oral, needle-free option (enclomiphene)

Cons

No testosterone itself yet; FAQ says no TRT injections
Lowest price needs a 10-month upfront payment
No FSA/HSA
Trustpilot 2.9 (9,508 reviews)

See Hims's current prices on its site →Read our full Hims review →

Listed but not ranked (the pages we read don't show both a licensed prescriber and an evaluation before prescribing): TRT Nation.

Also on the market: Nuform Health, a physician-owned telehealth clinic in Troy, Michigan, lists injectable TRT at $59/mo, billed as a 5-month kit ($295), plus a $170 physician fee and no monthly subscription (checked Oct 7, 2026). It is not ranked here.

How we rank online TRT clinics

Every clinic first has to pass a clinical gate: a licensed prescriber, and an evaluation with labs before testosterone or enclomiphene is prescribed. Clinics that pass are scored on a public checklist: cost transparency and value (25%), clinical process and monitoring (25%), disclosure (15%), access (15%), patient sentiment (10%) and support and cancellation (10%). Each checklist item is a yes/no fact from the clinic's own pages; anything a clinic doesn't publish counts as a no. Payment from a clinic never changes its score. Full methodology →

TRT vs enclomiphene: which route are you actually buying?

Several "oral TRT" offers are not testosterone at all. TRT supplies testosterone itself, by injection, cream, troche or an FDA-approved oral capsule such as Kyzatrex. Enclomiphene is a different oral drug, related to clomiphene, that prescribers use with the aim of raising the body's own testosterone production instead of replacing it. Enclomiphene is not FDA-approved. Online clinics supply it as a compounded medication, made by a pharmacy for one prescription; compounded drugs are not reviewed by FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are dispensed. It is not a controlled substance.

Hims currently sells only enclomiphene (its injectable TRT and Kyzatrex are listed as coming in 2026). Maximus is built around enclomiphene with testosterone protocols added. Prices and plans: enclomiphene online, compared. Which route fits is a decision for a licensed clinician.

What online TRT really costs

Four buckets make up the bill, and headline prices usually show only one or two of them:

Membership or care fee: Hone charges $155/mo for Premium on top of medication; most others fold it into one price.
Medication: from $28/mo at Hone (plus membership) to all-in plans of $129–$199/mo.
Labs: included at BrightMeds; $65–$149 to start elsewhere, and some clinics charge again for follow-ups.
Commitment: the lowest monthly rates often need 10–12 months, sometimes paid upfront ($990 at Hims).

Full breakdown and the sortable table: how much TRT costs online.

Who shouldn't start TRT online

The American Urological Association and the Endocrine Society guidelines describe situations where testosterone therapy needs extra caution or is not advised, including plans to conceive soon, an elevated hematocrit, and some prostate or breast cancers. A clinician should confirm low testosterone with repeat morning blood tests before prescribing. If a clinic skips the labs or the medical history, choose a different one, and discuss your own situation with a licensed clinician.

Is online TRT legal and safe?

Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance under federal law, so it needs a prescription from a DEA-registered clinician. A temporary DEA rule lets clinicians prescribe it after a real-time audio-video visit without an in-person exam through December 31, 2026; a permanent rule was still pending in early October 2026.

Red flags: no labs before a prescription, no named prescriber type, no stated pharmacy, prices that only appear after you pay, and "research use only" products. Ask which pharmacy fills the prescription and whether the product is FDA-approved or compounded; Kyzatrex, for example, is an FDA-approved oral testosterone.

FAQ

What is the cheapest legit online TRT?

On published prices checked Oct 7, 2026, PeterMD has the lowest year-one cost at about $1,043 including its first lab panel, but only on its injections, 12-month plan. Without a long commitment, DudeMeds comes to about $1,047 a year. Every clinic we rank describes labs before prescribing.

Do I need blood work to get TRT online?

Every clinic we rank describes labs before testosterone is prescribed: an at-home kit, a lab requisition (Quest or LabCorp), or recent outside labs where the clinic accepts them. A clinic that prescribes testosterone without labs is a red flag.

Does insurance or an HSA cover online TRT?

Almost all of these clinics are cash-pay. Some say FSA/HSA can be used (PeterMD, Hone, Maximus); Hims says it does not take FSA/HSA. Check with your plan administrator.

Can I cancel online TRT any time?

It depends on the plan. Hone and MangoRx offer month-to-month billing. The lowest prices at PeterMD, Maximus and Hims need 10- to 12-month plans, and several clinics do not refund medication once it ships.

Is it legal to get testosterone online?

What is the difference between TRT and enclomiphene?

TRT supplies testosterone itself (injection, cream, troche or an FDA-approved oral like Kyzatrex). Enclomiphene is a different, oral drug that is not testosterone. Enclomiphene is not FDA-approved. Online clinics supply it as a compounded medication, made by a pharmacy for one prescription; compounded drugs are not reviewed by FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are dispensed. It is not a controlled substance. Which is appropriate is a decision for a licensed clinician.

Which pharmacy fills online TRT prescriptions?

Few clinics name it. DudeMeds and MangoRx describe the pharmacy type (licensed 503A/503B or compounding pharmacies); BrightMeds names Southend and Red Rock pharmacies. Many others do not say.

How fast can I start?

Lab turnaround sets the pace: PeterMD quotes 5–7 business days for Quest results. Medication ships after a clinician reviews results.

Head-to-head and related guides

Hims vs Maximus →PeterMD vs Hone Health →Hone Health vs Maximus →How much TRT costs online →Enclomiphene online →Sermorelin online →How we rank →Enclomiphene: drug profile →Peptides vs TRT →TRT risks, labs and the 2026 FDA label →Enclomiphene vs TRT →

Sources

Provider facts come from each provider's own pages, read Oct 7, 2026. Regulatory lines link to the primary source.