Which costs less, Everlywell or InsideTracker?

Everlywell 360 is $399/year, and InsideTracker bundles membership plus one Ultimate test for $489. InsideTracker also sells the pieces separately: the membership renews annually at $149 and the Ultimate test alone is $340 for members.

How fast do Everlywell and InsideTracker return results?

InsideTracker states results arrive within 7 business days. Everlywell says most customers get lab results back within 9 days after lab work is completed, with the customized care plan following within 24 hours of results. Everlywell's general help-center answer for its other tests is 5 to 7 business days after the lab processes the sample.

Everlywell vs InsideTracker: Features & Pricing (2026)

Q: Does Everlywell or InsideTracker include a doctor consultation?

Everlywell 360 includes a clinician-reviewed care plan, with a one-to-one virtual consult sold as an optional add-on, paid per appointment. InsideTracker's Ultimate page describes algorithm-driven recommendations, and its membership adds Terra, an AI health guide. Everlywell's is the model that puts a person in the loop.

Key takeaway:

Everlywell 360 fits the reader who wants a clinician's read attached to the result: $399/year for a clinician-reviewed care plan, with a live consult as an optional add-on. InsideTracker fits the self-directed reader, bundling membership plus one Ultimate blood test at $489, with algorithm-driven recommendations from up to 54 biomarkers. However, if you're looking for more post-testing actionable support at a lower price, Superpower is $349/year and pairs a personalized action plan — one 93% of members rated as more useful or even life-changing than their yearly checkup — with on-demand care-team messaging between tests rather than a single scheduled appointment.

How do Everlywell and InsideTracker compare?

Everlywell 360 routes your results through a clinician-reviewed care plan; InsideTracker's Ultimate page describes routing them through an algorithm instead. Everlywell 360 therefore fits the reader who wants a professional read before acting, and InsideTracker fits the reader who would rather act on structured recommendations without booking an appointment. On Everlywell's side, the clinician-reviewed care plan comes with the product, and a one-to-one virtual consult is an optional add-on, paid per appointment. On InsideTracker's side, the membership bundles one Ultimate blood test, and its store page describes algorithm-driven food and lifestyle recommendations, delivered with Terra, an AI health guide.

The decision starts with one question: whether a person reviews your results, or software does. Panel size, annual cost, and how quickly results land differ as well.

What happens after your results, at Everlywell versus InsideTracker?

Everlywell 360 turns your panel into a clinician-reviewed care plan, and a one-to-one consult sits alongside it as an optional add-on rather than an included step, paid per appointment rather than carried on the membership.

InsideTracker takes the other route. Its Ultimate page describes results running through an algorithm that generates nutrition, supplement, and lifestyle recommendations, and the membership adds Terra, an AI health guide, alongside a Nutrition DeepDive tool and a Healthspan Habit Report. As published, the guidance reaches you in a dashboard rather than through an appointment.

Two different jobs sit behind those models. Everlywell 360 hands you an interpretation someone qualified has already signed off on. InsideTracker hands you a structured set of moves to make, and the interpreting is yours.

How fast do results arrive from Everlywell and InsideTracker?

Both publish a timeline, and they are close: InsideTracker states that results arrive within 7 business days, with notification by email, text, or app. Everlywell says most customers get lab results back within 9 days after lab work is completed, and that the customized care plan follows within 24 hours of the results landing.

The gap that matters is not the raw wait, it is what arrives at the end of it. InsideTracker's clock stops when the dashboard fills in. Everlywell's runs a day longer and ends with a clinician's plan attached, which is the same trade the rest of this comparison keeps returning to.

Can you pay Everlywell or InsideTracker with an HSA or FSA?

Pre-tax dollars are part of the math, and both qualify.

Everlywell: Everlywell 360 is described as FSA/HSA eligible, no hidden costs, stated directly on the product page.
InsideTracker: eligible US-based customers can use HSA or FSA funds through its collaboration with Truemed; its help center adds that purchases are eligible under HSA, FSA, and HRA benefits under most plans, with the card usable directly at checkout on blood testing plans.

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

Everlywell 360 reports 83 biomarkers across six health categories. InsideTracker's Ultimate blood test covers up to 54 biomarkers.

Both figures count biomarkers, which makes the comparison closer to like-for-like than it looks at first glance, with one caveat on the basis: Everlywell's 83 is what a single annual panel returns, while InsideTracker's 54 is an upper bound on one bundled blood test. The more useful question is coverage: Everlywell groups its results into six health categories, so compare each panel against the markers you actually want to track.

What are the official 2026 membership prices for Everlywell and InsideTracker?

Everlywell 360 is $399/year, billed annually.

	Everlywell	InsideTracker
Beyond the base price	Additional labs and prescriptions are not included in the membership price	Membership alone renews annually at $149; the Ultimate test alone is $340 for members
Retesting / bundles	—	Multi-test bundles run $761 for two tests, $1,305 for four; the membership FAQ prices follow-up Ultimate tests at the member rate

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Who is Everlywell best for, and who is InsideTracker best for?

Everlywell is best for:

People who want a clinician-reviewed care plan attached to their results.
People who want a broad annual panel at one flat price: 83 biomarkers for $399/year.
People paying pre-tax, since Everlywell 360 is described as FSA/HSA eligible.

InsideTracker is best for:

Self-directed athletes and data-led readers who want the algorithm-driven recommendations its Ultimate page describes.
People who want the faster of the two turnarounds, within 7 business days, plus a mobile draw option for an extra $119.
People who want a dedicated biological-age read and will pay for the InnerAge add-on rather than an included score.
People who want to act on the guidance themselves, since its Ultimate page promises advice on which foods, supplements, and lifestyle changes will move their numbers most.

The bottom line: does Everlywell or InsideTracker fit you?

Choose Everlywell if you want a clinician in the loop and 83 biomarkers for $399/year, grouped into six health categories. Choose InsideTracker if you would rather run your own experiment on up to 54 biomarkers with software doing the interpreting, as its Ultimate page describes, and the $489 membership-plus-test structure suits how often you test.

Superpower: recommendations that come with a way to fill them

Both of these hand you a list and leave the filling of it to you. Everlywell 360 returns a clinician-reviewed care plan at $399/year, with the one-to-one consult an optional add-on paid per appointment. InsideTracker's Ultimate page describes algorithm-driven food and lifestyle recommendations from up to 54 biomarkers, delivered to a dashboard, with a dedicated aging read sold as the InnerAge add-on. Superpower puts the acting inside the same $349/year membership as the reading: 150+ health metrics across an initial complete draw and a built-in follow-up later in the year, a personalized action plan built from them, and member-priced supplements and prescriptions through the marketplace when clinically appropriate, priced separately. The supplement a result argues for and the prescription a clinician signs off on are both a step inside the membership rather than a separate purchase you go and arrange. A biological-age read is included in every membership, and a 24/7 care team answers by message rather than by appointment.

A list of changes you still have to source yourself is half the work. Start your health journey with Superpower and act on what your results call for in the same place you read them.

Frequently asked questions

Everlywell 360 reports 83 biomarkers across six health categories, while InsideTracker's Ultimate blood test covers up to 54 biomarkers. Both figures count biomarkers, which makes the comparison closer to like-for-like than it first appears, though InsideTracker's 54 is an upper bound on one bundled test and Everlywell's 83 is what its annual panel returns. Compare the categories each panel covers against what you want to track.

It depends on what you want from the results. Everlywell 360 puts a clinician-reviewed care plan in the product, which suits someone who wants a professional read before acting. InsideTracker suits a self-directed reader, since its Ultimate page describes software turning up to 54 biomarkers into nutrition and lifestyle recommendations, with results within 7 business days. Superpower is a third model, pairing an action plan with on-demand care-team messaging between tests.

Both are. Everlywell describes Everlywell 360 as FSA/HSA eligible, no hidden costs. InsideTracker says eligible US-based customers can use HSA or FSA funds through its collaboration with Truemed, and its help center adds that purchases are eligible under HSA, FSA, and HRA benefits under most insurance plans, with the card usable at checkout on blood testing plans. Check with your plan administrator before assuming pre-tax dollars apply.