Noom Med Cost: What It Really Costs a Month

Medically reviewed by Amber Patel, MD · Last updated July 15, 2026. Nouri content is reviewed by licensed clinicians and updated as guidance changes.

Disclosure: This is published by Nouri, a telehealth provider that also offers compounded GLP-1 medication and competes with Noom Med. We've kept the facts sourced and dated, and noted where Noom is the stronger choice. Noom figures were verified on noom.com and third-party sites as of July 2026 and may change — confirm current pricing at the source.

How much does Noom Med cost?

The honest answer takes a second, because Noom advertises several low numbers that don't include the medication. The "$39" and "$69" starting tiers are telehealth or app membership only — the drug is billed separately, or not included at all. The plans that do include compounded medication, verified on noom.com as of July 2026, look like this (all billed quarterly):

Plan	Medication	Ongoing (billed quarterly)
Microdose GLP-1Rx	Compounded semaglutide (low dose)	~$199/mo
GLP-1Rx	Compounded semaglutide (full dose)	~$249/mo
GLP-1Rx Plus	Compounded tirzepatide	~$299/mo

Prices observed on noom.com/med/pricing in July 2026; each medication plan bundles the drug, clinician care, and the Noom app, billed as a quarterly lump sum. Noom's pricing varies by intake quiz and promotions and changes often — verify at the source before enrolling.

The structure to understand: every Noom Med plan includes the app subscription — there's no way to buy the compounded medication à la carte — so you're paying for the coaching-and-tracking ecosystem as part of the price. If you'll use that program, it's part of the value. If you only want the medication, you're paying for a bundle.

Is Noom Med legit?

Yes — Noom is a well-known, established company, and Noom Med pairs prescription weight-loss medication (compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, plus access to branded options) with licensed clinicians and its behavior-change program. It's legitimate and widely used, with a high Trustpilot rating (around 4.5/5 across more than 15,000 reviews as of July 2026). The caveats are about billing, not medicine: Noom's BBB profile is A+, but it carries a standing notice that, "due to the high volume of complaints," the BBB publishes only 1 of every 5 it receives. And in 2022 Noom settled a $62 million class action (in federal court — not an FDA or FTC action) over allegations of misleading free-trial framing and hard-to-cancel auto-renewal, agreeing to add clearer disclosures and an easier cancel path. That history is the context behind the cancellation complaints that still show up.

How do you cancel Noom Med?

Since the 2022 settlement, Noom added an account-page cancel button and pre-renewal reminder emails, so it's more straightforward than it once was — but cancellation and unexpected auto-renewal charges remain the most common complaint. Because the medication and app are bundled and billed quarterly, cancel before your next quarterly renewal and keep records. If you're mid-quarter, understand what's refundable before you expect money back.

What's the difference between Noom and Noom Med?

Worth clarifying, because they're often confused. Noom (the original app) is the psychology-based weight-loss program — courses, food logging, coaching — with no medication. Noom Med is the newer medication layer that adds a prescribing clinician and compounded or branded GLP-1s on top of that app. You can use the app without medication, but you can't get Noom Med's medication without the app subscription bundled in.

Noom Med vs Nouri: an honest comparison

As a competing provider, here's the even-handed version — including where Noom wins.

	Nouri	Noom Med
Semaglutide, all-in (best tier)	$120/mo (6-month)	~$199–$249/mo (quarterly)
Tirzepatide, all-in (best tier)	$175/mo (6-month)	~$299/mo (quarterly)
App / membership required	No	Yes — bundled into every med plan
Price at higher doses	Same, any dose	Tiered (microdose vs full dose)
Behavior-change program	Nutrition + movement plan	Full CBT-based curriculum
Compounding pharmacy	Named (Jungle Jim's, VialsRX)	Not publicly named
Money-back guarantee	30-day, on 3- & 6-month plans	Subscription terms apply

Nouri and Noom figures as of July 2026; verify current terms with each provider.

Where Noom is the stronger choice: its behavior-change program is a real, well-regarded asset — if you want structured psychology-based habit coaching and a mature tracking app alongside the medication, Noom offers depth Nouri's leaner model doesn't match feature-for-feature, plus access to branded GLP-1s. Where Nouri fits better: if you want a transparent, lower all-in price with no app subscription baked in, the same price at any dose, a named pharmacy, and a clear money-back guarantee. Nouri's model is one all-inclusive price with no membership fee; you can also compare the major providers on a published rubric or read our reviews of Ivim Health, Mochi Health, and Henry Meds.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Noom Med cost per month?

The medication-inclusive plans run about $199/month (microdose semaglutide) to $249/month (full-dose), and ~$299/month for tirzepatide, billed quarterly. The advertised "$39–$79" tiers are app or telehealth only and don't include the medication.

Does the Noom Med price include the medication?

Only the GLP-1Rx medication plans include the compounded drug — and they bundle the Noom app subscription too. The cheaper advertised tiers are membership/telehealth only, with medication billed separately or not included.

Is Noom Med compounded or brand-name?

Noom Med's own-brand GLP-1Rx plans use compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide (not FDA-approved). Noom also provides access to branded GLP-1s through a telehealth tier where the medication cost isn't included.

Is Noom Med legit?

Yes — it's an established company with licensed clinicians and a high Trustpilot rating. Note that its BBB profile publishes only 1 of every 5 complaints due to volume, and Noom settled a $62M class action in 2022 over auto-renewal practices. Compounded GLP-1s from any provider are not FDA-approved.

How do I cancel Noom Med?

Use the account-page cancel button (added after the 2022 settlement) before your next quarterly renewal, and keep records. Cancellation and auto-renewal charges remain the most common complaint theme.

What's the difference between Noom and Noom Med?

Noom is the psychology-based weight-loss app with no medication; Noom Med adds a prescribing clinician and GLP-1 medication on top of that app. Noom Med's medication always comes bundled with the app subscription.

Sources

• Noom Med — pricing and program pages (noom.com/med), verified July 2026. noom.com
• Better Business Bureau — Noom, Inc. profile (A+; high-complaint-volume notice). bbb.org
• Noom auto-renewal class-action settlement ($62M, S.D.N.Y., 2022). kelleydrye.com
• Trustpilot — Noom reviews. trustpilot.com
• FDA — FDA's Concerns with Unapproved GLP-1 Drugs Used for Weight Loss. fda.gov

Comparing your options? See if you qualify with Nouri — one all-inclusive price, no app subscription baked in, the same at any dose, from a named pharmacy. A five-minute intake, reviewed by a U.S.-licensed physician.

This article is educational and reflects publicly available information about Noom Med as of July 2026, which may change; verify current details with Noom directly. Nouri is a competing telehealth provider — see the disclosure above. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide from any provider, including Noom and Nouri, are not FDA-approved and are not therapeutically equivalent to Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound, or Mounjaro. Nouri connects patients with licensed, independent physicians who make all prescribing decisions.