Which costs less, Everlywell or Hundred Health?

Hundred Health's entry tier is the lower of the two, marketed at $16/month, billed annually at $199, with a second tier at $1.37/day, or $499/year. Everlywell 360 is $399/year. Each membership stops somewhere different: Everlywell says additional labs and prescriptions are not included in the cost of your membership, and Hundred Health prices specialty screening outside the annual analysis.

Which tests more, Everlywell or Hundred Health?

Hundred Health publishes the larger figure, 100+ lab tests, analyzed once a year, against Everlywell 360's 83 biomarkers across six health categories. The two count on different bases, one on biomarkers and the other on lab tests inside a membership, so the numbers are not a like-for-like assay comparison. Compare the marker lists against what you want tracked instead.

Do Everlywell and Hundred Health sell supplements?

Everlywell sells its own line, including Vitamin D3 at $20 for 60 count plus B6, B12, omega-3, and a daily multivitamin, with 20% off for subscribers. Hundred Health instead gives members discounts on supplements through the marketplace it runs, where membership buys member-exclusive pricing on every product rather than a range of its own.

Are Everlywell and Hundred Health HSA/FSA eligible?

Both are. Everlywell describes Everlywell 360 as FSA/HSA eligible, no hidden costs, and Hundred Health lists its membership as HSA/FSA eligible. Eligibility still depends on your own plan, so check with your administrator before counting on pre-tax dollars.

Everlywell vs Hundred Health: Features & Pricing (2026)

Q: Does Everlywell or Hundred Health include a doctor consultation?

Everlywell 360 includes a clinician-reviewed care plan, and a one-to-one consult is sold as an optional add-on, paid per appointment. Hundred Health describes clinician insights and a 100-day personalized plan, with clinician review and ongoing guidance listed in the membership. Everlywell is the one that publishes a route to a scheduled conversation.

Key takeaway:

Everlywell is a retail health brand with its own supplement line, so your panel and your vitamins come from one place, at $399/year for Everlywell 360. Hundred Health suits the reader who would rather have member pricing across a marketplace than an own-brand range, inside a $16-a-month membership, billed annually at $199, built on 100+ lab tests. However, if you want support that continues between tests, Superpower is $349/year and pairs a personalized action plan with on-demand care-team messaging — support that led 60% of members to say Superpower identified something previously missed or overlooked by a doctor — with supplements at member pricing in the same membership.

How do Everlywell and Hundred Health compare?

Everlywell will sell you the supplements as well as the panel. Hundred Health gives members discounted pricing on a marketplace it runs instead, which is the clearest line between two memberships that otherwise read alike on paper. Everlywell 360 is $399/year for 83 biomarkers across six health categories, with a clinician-reviewed care plan attached and an own-brand vitamin range beside it. Hundred Health is $16/month, billed annually at $199, for 100+ lab tests, analyzed once a year, with clinician insights and a 100-day personalized plan. One is a retail health brand that added an annual panel; the other is a membership built around a single yearly workup. Price, panel size, and what arrives with your results all follow from that.

Whose supplements do you end up taking, Everlywell's or Hundred Health's?

Everlywell sells supplements under its own name, a range that includes Vitamin D3 at $20 for 60 count alongside B6, B12, omega-3, and a daily multivitamin, and subscribing takes 20% off. Hundred Health's membership instead includes discounts on supplements through the marketplace it runs, where members get member-exclusive pricing on all marketplace products. This is where the two companies are least alike.

The practical difference is catalogue versus price. Buying from Everlywell means buying what Everlywell makes, at retail with a subscriber discount, in the same account that holds your results. Hundred Health discounts what its own marketplace carries, so what it changes is the price you pay rather than which label is on the bottle. If a discount is the part of a membership you would actually use, Hundred Health puts it there; if you would rather one company ran the panel and shipped the vitamins, Everlywell does both.

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

Everlywell 360 is $399 per year, billed annually. Hundred Health quotes its membership by the month and the day but charges for the year: its products page lists $16/month, billed annually at $199, and its homepage carries a second live tier at $1.37/day, or $499/year, billed annually. Against Everlywell's $399, the entry tier is the cheaper year and the upper tier the dearer one.

	Everlywell	Hundred Health
Published tiers	One membership at $399/year	$0.55/day ($199/year) or $1.37/day ($499/year), both billed annually
HSA/FSA eligibility	FSA/HSA eligible, no hidden costs	HSA/FSA eligible

Confirm the details with your plan administrator rather than assuming your plan follows the general rule.

What happens after your results, at Everlywell versus Hundred Health?

Everlywell 360 turns the panel into a clinician-reviewed care plan, and a one-to-one consult is sold as an optional add-on, paid per appointment. Hundred Health describes clinician insights and a 100-day personalized plan, with clinician review and ongoing guidance alongside it.

Those are two different jobs. Everlywell hands you an interpretation a clinician has already signed off on, with a conversation about it available to buy. Hundred Health hands you a horizon: 100 days of changes to work through before the next annual analysis. If you already know you will have follow-up questions, the thing worth pricing is how you get them answered.

How fast do results arrive from Everlywell and Hundred Health, and what comes back with them?

Everlywell publishes a timeline: most customers get results within 9 days after lab work is completed, and the customized care plan follows within 24 hours of the results landing. Hundred Health's window is the longer of the two, at up to two weeks, so the first read can land several days after Everlywell's.

Both include a biological age read with the panel:

Everlywell: the WellScore is expressed as a single number between 50 and 100, drawn from nine critical biomarkers and delivered with your results.
Hundred Health: includes biological age and trends over time in the member dashboard.

How many biomarkers does each membership test, Everlywell's or Hundred Health's, in 2026?

Everlywell 360 reports 83 biomarkers across six categories. Hundred Health's membership covers 100+ lab tests, analyzed once a year, with the specialty screening priced outside it.

The two figures do not count the same unit, so read them as coverage rather than a like-for-like assay comparison: one counts biomarkers grouped into six categories, the other counts lab tests inside an annual membership. The question that settles it is which markers you actually want tracked, checked against each list.

Getting the sample differs as well. Everlywell 360 runs through a lab draw at 2,000+ Quest locations. Hundred Health describes an in-lab appointment across 5,000 locations, or in-home phlebotomy, once a year, with a handful of states excluded from one option or the other.

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

Everlywell is best for:

People who want their vitamins from the company that ran the panel, with Vitamin D3 at $20 for 60 count and a subscriber discount.
People who want a clinician's read attached to the result, since Everlywell 360 comes with a clinician-reviewed care plan and an optional consult.
People who want a biological age score in the box, since the WellScore is exclusive to Everlywell 360 and arrives with the panel.

Hundred Health is best for:

People who want the lower of the two annual prices, $16/month, billed annually at $199, with a second tier published at $499/year.
People who want a discount on supplements through a marketplace rather than a single company's own range.
People who want one deep annual workup, 100+ lab tests analyzed yearly, with a 100-day plan to act on.

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

Choose Everlywell if you want a clinician-reviewed plan, a WellScore with your results, and your supplements from the same company, at $399/year for 83 biomarkers. Choose Hundred Health if you would rather put the money into the panel itself: $16/month, billed annually at $199, for 100+ lab tests, analyzed once a year, a 100-day plan to work through, and a member discount on whichever supplements you already take.

Superpower: the year's second look is already paid for

Both of these are built around one annual moment. Everlywell's ends with a care plan at $399/year for 83 biomarkers, and the live consult that would talk you through it is an add-on; Hundred Health's ends with a 100-day plan at $16 a month, billed annually at $199. The question your results raise three weeks later falls in the gap between them. Superpower puts that gap inside the price. $349 a year covers an initial complete draw of ~90 health metrics and a built-in follow-up draw later in the year that retests ~60 of the same markers, 150+ across the two, so the second look is part of what you already bought. Between them runs a personalized action plan and a 24/7 care team you message on any day, with no consult to book and no protocol window to sit out.

A care plan and a 100-day plan both eventually run out. Start your health journey with Superpower and have a second draw and a care team waiting on the other side of them.

Frequently asked questions

It depends on what you want out of the year. Everlywell suits someone who wants a clinician's interpretation, a WellScore drawn from nine biomarkers, and vitamins from the same account, at $399/year. Hundred Health suits someone who wants the broader annual workup and a lower price, at $16 a month, billed annually at $199, with supplement discounts. Superpower is a third model, pairing an action plan with on-demand care-team messaging between tests.