Everlywell vs Mito Health

What is Everlywell, and what is Mito Health?

Everlywell is a consumer lab-testing brand with a wide catalog of single tests. Its Everlywell 360 product turns a full year of testing into one purchase. The brand's homepage leads with "Lab testing, simplified."

Mito Health sells a membership instead of a test. Members pay Mito's cost for each test plus the lab's ordering fees, and the company says it profits from membership, not from tests.

The two split on who builds the year. Everlywell hands you a finished test, and Mito Health hands you a shop.

What does Everlywell include?

An Everlywell 360 purchase is $399 for the year. It covers one 83-biomarker test, a clinician-reviewed Care Plan, and a WellScore.

Everlywell lays the product out as three steps:

1. Schedule lab tests — Book a partner lab appointment, then arrive fasted for a blood draw and a urine sample.
2. Review your results — Everlywell clinicians analyze the panel, and a results view shows where you stand.
3. Take action — The Care Plan sets out next steps, and a clinician consult can be added to talk them through.

The knowledge base says all fees are folded into the test price, and the 360 tier is not offered in six states.

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What does Mito Health include?

A Mito Health membership is $99 a year, or $9 a month. It brings member pricing on every order, a clinician-reviewed action plan, biological age tracking, and the Mito Concierge assistant, while the tests themselves are bought separately.

Mito's how-it-works page runs five steps:

1. Choose and order your tests — Pick from a catalog of 1,000+ labs, scans, kits, and panels.
2. Fill in your health profile — Add concerns, habits, family history, and earlier lab reports.
3. Provide your sample — Go to a partner lab, request an at-home draw, or mail back a kit.
4. Get clinician-reviewed results — Mito clinicians add their read to your dashboard.
5. Retest with focus — Order a smaller panel aimed at whatever still needs a second look.

Trade press covering Mito's one-million-test milestone describes a company moving past longevity testing toward general preventive care.

What biomarkers do Everlywell and Mito Health measure in 2026?

Everlywell counts 83 biomarkers in its annual test. Mito Health sells four curated panels Essential (117 biomarkers), Core (139), Pro (167), and Ultra (182), each priced on its own.

The table sets Everlywell's annual test beside Mito Core, which Mito calls its most popular panel. Neither company labels its own calculated values the same way, so both columns were counted on one rule, and both include urinalysis. Everlywell lists each white blood cell type once, which puts its own total at 83.

Add-on catalogs differ in shape. Everlywell's product range is a shelf of single tests:

• Cancer screening — Galleri at $949, a FIT colon test at $49, and the Clairity breast risk assessment.
• Heart and daily health — Heart Health, cholesterol, HbA1c, thyroid, and vitamin D tests.
• Gut, food, and sexual health — Microbiome and food sensitivity tests, plus STD panels.

Mito's catalog is sorted by kind of test:

• Curated panels — Essential, Core, Pro, and Ultra, with Ultra adding Galleri and an at-home gut kit.
• Scans and fitness tests — DEXA, coronary artery calcium, VO2 max, and a Prenuvo whole-body MRI.
• At-home kits — Self-collection blood kits, gut microbiome analysis, and whole-genome sequencing.

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

Everlywell 360 costs $399 a year, charged on your signup date each time. Mito Health's membership costs $99 a year, or $9 a month, with tests added on top.

At member pricing, Mito's panels list at $89.60 (Essential), $197.59 (Core), $323.88 (Pro), and $1,503.45 (Ultra). Those figures assume a draw at a partner lab, where a $15 draw fee applies per visit.

So a Mito year built on one Core draw totals $311.59. That is the $99 membership, the $197.59 panel, and the $15 fee. A second draw with Essential adds $104.60, taking the year to $416.19.

Everlywell also runs Everlywell+, a separate $39-a-month credit membership for at-home kits and virtual visits. It is a different product from 360.

Mito's New York and New Jersey prices carry built-in state fees of roughly 133%, which puts Core at $463.61 for members there. Both companies' tests are HSA/FSA eligible.

How do Everlywell and Mito Health measure biological age?

Everlywell reports biological age as a WellScore, and Mito Health calculates it with a proprietary algorithm that builds on the LinAge2 clock.

The WellScore is a single number from 50 to 100 that compares how your body is aging with your calendar age. It draws on nine biomarkers and comes only with Everlywell 360.

Mito Health folds biological age into membership, where it sits beside your records and trends. Its algorithm blends client data with an assessment of 29 areas of health. Tests run before August 1, 2025 still use the earlier LinAge1 model, and the dashboard offers a shareable biological age card.

Everlywell's score rests on a short input list of nine. Mito's pairs the LinAge2 clock with its read of 29 areas of health.

Who reviews your results, and how fast do they arrive?

Both companies put a clinician between your results and your plan. They differ in how long you wait and how you reach a person.

Everlywell says most members see results within 9 days of lab work, with the Care Plan ready within 24 hours after that. Its 360 + Consult tier adds a one-to-one meeting with a licensed provider, and the brand page lists no price for it.

Mito says results usually land 7 to 10 days after the lab visit, and a care team review follows about two weeks later. Members can message Mito Concierge in the dashboard or by text, and it hands questions up to the care team when needed. A live 1:1 consult is $39 for members per 30 minutes, or $99 for non-members.

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Which sells supplements and prescriptions?

Everlywell sells supplements and offers a prescription route. Mito Health offers neither today and plans both.

Everlywell stocks its own line, such as Vitamin D3 at $20 for 60 count. A clinician can prescribe during a consultation when medically appropriate, but the membership price excludes prescriptions.

Mito's manifesto lists supplements and prescriptions as coming soon, priced the way its tests are.

Where are Everlywell and Mito Health tests available?

Everlywell 360 is not offered in Arizona, Alaska, Hawaii, New Jersey, New York, or Rhode Island, according to its knowledge base. Draws run through 2,000+ partner lab locations.

Mito Health lists partner labs in 47 states and Washington, D.C., with none in Hawaii, North Dakota, or Rhode Island. A flat $99 at-home blood draw reaches 35 states, and at-home kits ship nationwide.

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

Everlywell is best for:

• People who want a single annual purchase with one price known up front.
• People who want a WellScore built from nine biomarkers and a Care Plan with their results.
• People who want a clinician consult option and own-brand supplements from the same company.

Mito Health is best for:

• People who have picked their tests already and want to pay the lab's cost.
• People who want to pay only for the tests they pick, at member pricing.
• People who want scans, kits, and gut or genome testing in the same catalog.

The bottom line

Everlywell makes the year a single purchase, with a Care Plan and a WellScore attached. Mito Health makes it a set of choices at cost. For one draw a year, Mito's $311.59 comes in under Everlywell's $399.

Both stop once the results are read. Neither includes a prescription, and Mito's supplements are still on its roadmap.

Superpower's $199 a year includes the draw itself, below both Mito's one-panel year and Everlywell 360's $399. That draw's 100+ biomarkers, your synced wearables, and your medical records feed one Superpower AI, which writes your protocol. Members buy supplements in the marketplace for up to 20% less. Prescriptions are available when clinically appropriate, priced separately. In New York and New Jersey, where Everlywell 360 is not offered, membership is $399. Superpower reports that 93% of members found their action plan more useful, even life-changing, than a yearly checkup.

Blood work is where a health plan starts, not where it ends. Build your home for health with Superpower today.