Which costs less, Everlywell or Hone Health?

Everlywell has the lower annual figure. Everlywell 360 is $399 a year. Hone Health's Premium plan is a $65 initial test then $155 a month plus medication cost, roughly $1,925 a year before medication, with a Basic plan at $25 plus $25 onboarding, then $25 a month. The two fees buy different things: Hone Health's covers an ongoing clinical program rather than testing alone.

Do Everlywell and Hone Health include a clinician?

Both do, in different amounts. Everlywell 360 delivers a clinician-reviewed care plan, and a one-to-one virtual consult is sold as an optional add-on, paid per appointment. Hone Health includes a clinician-led care plan on Premium, with consults available for a fee on Basic. Superpower takes a third approach, pairing a personalized action plan with on-demand care-team messaging between tests.

Is Everlywell better than Hone Health?

It depends on what you want the blood test to lead to. Hone Health is designed to end in a prescription, with testosterone therapy and weight loss prescriptions as the point of the membership and medication priced separately. Everlywell 360 is a broader annual panel with a care plan, where a clinician can prescribe during your consultation but prescriptions sit outside the membership price.

Can I use an HSA or FSA for Everlywell or Hone Health?

Both are eligible. Everlywell lists Everlywell 360 as FSA/HSA eligible with no hidden costs. Hone Health is eligible subject to plan type and provides receipts for submission, so check your own plan before assuming the monthly fee qualifies.

Everlywell vs Hone Health: Features & Pricing (2026)

Key takeaway:

Everlywell and Hone Health divide on what a prescription is for. Everlywell 360 is an 83-biomarker panel at $399 a year, where a clinician can prescribe during a consultation and the prescription is billed outside the membership. Hone Health is built around prescribing, testosterone therapy, weight loss and sexual health, at $65 for the initial test then $155 a month on Premium, plus medication. However, if you want a broad panel at a lower flat price with support between appointments, Superpower is $349 a year with on-demand care-team messaging, the kind of support that saw 36.3% of Superpower members reduce their biological age score between their first and second year.

How do Everlywell and Hone Health compare?

Everlywell 360 is a testing membership: 83 biomarkers across six categories for $399 a year, with a clinician-reviewed care plan attached. Hone Health is a prescribing program that opens with bloodwork, built around testosterone therapy, weight loss and sexual health prescriptions, at $65 initial test then $155 a month on Premium, with medication priced separately. Everlywell can prescribe as well, but on different terms: a clinician can do it during a consultation, and prescriptions are not included in the membership price. Prescription as an option versus prescription as the destination is what sets the price gap, the shape of each panel, and what lands in your inbox afterward. The cleanest way to separate these two is to ask what the blood test is supposed to lead to.

Does Everlywell's membership end in a prescription, or does Hone Health's?

Hone Health's membership is built to end in a prescription; Everlywell's ends in one only if a clinician decides it's appropriate during a consultation. Both can get you there. Only one is designed to, and that design decision pulls everything else along with it.

Hone Health puts prescribing at the center of the product. The membership is built around testosterone therapy, weight loss and sexual health prescriptions, with medication billed on top of the subscription. Premium carries a clinician-led care plan; on Basic, consults are available for a fee.

Everlywell keeps prescribing downstream of the panel. If it is medically appropriate, a clinician can prescribe during your consultation, and the knowledge base is explicit that prescriptions are not included in the cost of the membership. What the $399 buys is the panel, the results, and the plan.

So the deciding question is how much you already know about what you are looking for. If you are testing because you suspect something specific, low testosterone being the obvious case, Hone Health is built to carry you from the result into a prescription without a handoff. If you want a broad read on your health first and would rather keep the prescribing decision separate, Everlywell leaves that door open without pricing an ongoing program into the membership.

What are the official 2026 membership prices for Everlywell and Hone Health?

Everlywell charges $399 a year for its 360 membership; Hone Health's Premium plan runs $65 for the initial test then $155 a month before medication.

	Everlywell	Hone Health
Annualized cost	$399/year, one flat figure fixed at signup	Premium's $65 initial test then $155 a month annualizes to roughly $1,925 before a single prescription is counted
Panel focus	—	50+ biomarkers, weighted toward hormones rather than spread across the whole body
Testing frequency	One panel a year	Retested every 3 months on Premium, every 6 months on Basic

Pre-tax dollars work either way; confirm the details with your plan administrator rather than assuming your plan follows the general rule.

Who reads results at Everlywell and Hone Health, and how long do you wait?

Everlywell returns results within 9 days of lab work, with a Care Plan following within 24 hours; Hone Health's Quest in-lab route runs 10 days of processing plus one to two business days of physician review.

Hone Health's clock moves with the route you take, and with what you test. Male estradiol testing adds two to three business days to the 10-day Quest processing window. Its at-home hormone lab panel runs on a separate clock, about four business days after the lab receives your sample, plus the same one to two business days of physician review. Where you give the sample is a separate choice, across three routes: a draw at one of 2,000+ Quest Diagnostics locations, an at-home visit from a mobile phlebotomist provided through GetLabs, free of charge for initial labs on the Optimization and Women's Optimization programs and charged for follow-up labs, with availability varying by location, or, on the men's hormone panel route, an at-home hormone kit you collect yourself and ship back in the provided packaging.

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Who is Everlywell best for, and who is Hone Health best for?

Everlywell is best for:

Someone who wants a broad annual baseline, 83 biomarkers across six health categories, with a clinician-reviewed care plan included.
Someone who wants a biological age number alongside the panel and prefers prescribing to stay an option rather than the plan.

Hone Health is best for:

Someone who already wants hormone-focused care and would rather have testing, a clinician-led plan, and prescribing under one program.
Someone who wants monthly clinical involvement continuing through an ongoing program, not an annual panel and a report.

The bottom line: does Everlywell or Hone Health fit you?

Everlywell 360 is a testing membership at $399 a year that can lead to a prescription; Hone Health is a prescribing program at $65 then $155 a month on Premium, before medication, that starts with a test. Everlywell returns the broader panel at 83 biomarkers and a biological age score, on a once-a-year rhythm. Hone Health returns hormone-weighted testing at 50+ biomarkers inside continuous clinical care. Choose by what you want the result to lead to, and the price difference stops looking like a price difference.

Superpower: 150+ across two draws, before you know what to look for

Both of these decide what gets measured before your results do. Everlywell 360 returns 83 biomarkers across six health categories from one annual panel, the same fixed set for every member, at $399 a year. Hone Health reads 50+ biomarkers weighted toward hormones, because the program exists to carry a result into testosterone therapy, weight loss and sexual health prescribing, at $65 initial test then $155 a month on Premium before medication. Each is a good answer once you know which question you are asking. Superpower is built for the year before you know: $349 a year covers 150+ health metrics across two draws, an initial complete draw returning ~90 health metrics and a built-in follow-up later in the year that repeats ~60 key trackable markers, so the whole body is on the list before you have to guess which part of it matters. A personalized action plan and a 24/7 care team you message rather than book come with the same membership.

A panel built around one question can only answer that question. Start your health journey with Superpower and start from the whole picture instead.

Frequently asked questions

Everlywell 360 publishes the larger number, 83 biomarkers across six categories, against Hone Health's 50+ biomarkers. Both figures describe what a single panel measures, so the difference that matters is coverage rather than counting basis: Hone Health's panel is weighted toward hormones, so it goes deeper on a narrower area, while Everlywell spreads across the whole body. Frequency differs too, since Hone Health retests every 3 months on Premium against Everlywell's once a year.

Everlywell 360 states results within 9 days of lab work, with the Care Plan following within 24 hours of results. Hone Health's Quest in-lab draw is 10 days of processing plus one to two business days of physician review, and male estradiol testing adds two to three business days. Its at-home hormone lab panel is about four business days after the lab receives your sample, plus the same one to two business days of review.