License the GLP-1 price data
Every Monday we read what each US GLP-1 telehealth program charges, on the program's own pricing page. The weekly record starts on May 25, 2026. You can license it.
What you get
The weekly series. One row per program per Monday: the date, the program and its monthly price at the maintenance dose, in US dollars. 21 Mondays so far, May 25, 2026 to October 12, 2026, covering 40 programs. 33 were priced in the latest week.
The monthly file. Each program's all-in monthly cash price, its lock-in, whether it sells branded or compounded medication, the date we last checked it, and whether it counts toward the index floor and ceiling, with the reason when it does not. Each monthly release carries its method version and a revision log.
The receipt behind each price. Since September 2026 each read runs in a browser and is saved: the page address, the time we read it, and the dollar figures on the page, each kept with its tier label. Most reads also keep a screenshot of the full page. Weekly points before September 2026 were read from the same pages without a stored copy.
The archive series. Advertised prices for 13 programs, month by month from June 2025 to May 2026. Each point is read off the program's page as saved on web.archive.org and carries the link to that snapshot. Each program's series states what its figure is, such as a membership fee, a starting price or an all-in price.
How often it updates
Prices are checked every Monday, and the weekly series gains a row per program that day. The monthly release comes out once a month for the month before. When we correct a price, the change log records the date and the reason.
What is free and what a license adds
The CSV and JSON files on the price index stay free under CC BY 4.0. A license adds the receipts, a file sent to you each Monday after the check, and written terms for use inside a product or report you sell. Buying a license does not change a program's score or its place on the chart.
What we never sell
Anything about our readers: not email addresses, not clicks, not sign-ups. A license covers the prices programs publish, and nothing else.
Terms
Contact us for terms: hello@glpchart.com. Tell us who you are and what you want to use the data for.