Everlywell vs Rythm

What is Everlywell, and what is Rythm?

Everlywell sells lab tests to consumers, and its Everlywell 360 covers a whole year with one appointment. The brand leads with "Lab testing, simplified."

Rythm calls itself "The World's Easiest Blood Test" and ships a collection kit to your home each month. Results arrive in less than 48 hours, by its count.

They disagree on where blood is drawn and how often. Everlywell asks for one lab visit a year, and Rythm asks for one kit a month.

What does Everlywell include?

For $399, Everlywell 360 delivers a year-long membership centered on a single 83-biomarker blood and urine test. A clinician-reviewed Care Plan and a WellScore come with the results.

Everlywell frames the product in three steps:

1. Schedule lab tests — Reserve a slot at a partner lab, then fast before you go.
2. Review your results — Everlywell clinicians interpret the panel and publish a results summary.
3. Take action — Follow the Care Plan, or add a consult to talk through it.

Appointments must happen within 12 months of purchase, and the knowledge base says no further fees apply at the lab.

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What does Rythm include?

A Rythm subscription costs $79 per monthly test and includes the collection kit, a dashboard, the Rythm Score, Biological Age, and an AI Coach. The Coach has no usage limit while you stay subscribed.

Rythm describes its process in three steps:

1. At-Home Test — Use the kit to collect a small blood sample yourself.
2. Send (Mail or get picked up) — Hand the sample to FedEx, which collects it from your home at no charge.
3. Results within 2 days — Open your dashboard once the lab has processed the sample.

Rythm runs its own CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited laboratory. First-time buyers also get a 90-day money-back guarantee, with conditions.

What biomarkers do Everlywell and Rythm measure in 2026?

Everlywell counts 83 biomarkers in its yearly test. Rythm advertises 25+ biomarkers per kit, and its biomarkers page names 30 across six categories.

Rythm's list carries no urinalysis, while Everlywell's does. Both columns below were counted by one rule for calculated values, since neither company labels its own.

Rythm sells separate women's and men's panels, because one collection can only support so many markers. It lists no add-on tests today, though an add-on option is on its roadmap.

Everlywell's product range sits beside the annual test:

• Heart and daily health — Cholesterol, HbA1c, thyroid, and vitamin D tests.
• Hormones — Testosterone, cortisol, and men's and women's health tests.
• Screening and gut — The Galleri multi-cancer test, a microbiome test, and food sensitivity panels.

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

Everlywell 360 costs $399 a year. Rythm charges $79 per monthly test, plus shipping and tax, and the subscription renews every 30 days.

Twelve kits at that price come to $948. The figure is a calculation from the monthly price, since Rythm does not print an annual number.

Cadence changes it. Members can skip up to 90 days and are not billed for skipped months. At the default monthly rhythm, a year of Rythm costs more than Everlywell 360's $399.

First-test discounts appear on some Rythm pages and change often, so the table uses the $79 list price.

Both services are HSA/FSA eligible. Everlywell's own supplements are not.

How do you give a sample at each?

Everlywell has a provider draw blood from your arm at a lab. Rythm has you collect a small sample at home, with a kit that typically ships within one business day.

For Everlywell 360, a provider takes the blood and you supply a urine sample. The knowledge base also asks you to fast for 9 to 12 hours beforehand.

Rythm's kit uses the Tasso+ collection device, which Rythm describes as FDA-cleared, to gather a capillary sample into standard laboratory tubes. You then book a free FedEx pick-up by scanning the QR code on the bag.

The choice is about convenience and cadence. A venous draw suits a yearly appointment, and a kit suits a monthly habit.

How fast do results arrive, and who explains them?

Rythm's results come quicker, and Everlywell's come with a human-reviewed document.

Rythm says results post within 2 days of the sample reaching its lab. That clock starts at the lab, so shipping time comes first. The speed comes with testing a much smaller set of biomarkers.

For Everlywell, most members get results in 9 days or less after the lab visit, and the Care Plan lands a day after that. The 360 + Consult tier lets you book a visit with a licensed provider.

Rythm's guidance comes from dashboard insights and the AI Coach. A physician signs off results before release, but that is a lab step, not a consultation. Rythm says it does not prescribe, and it lets you share results with your own doctor.

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Which supports supplements and prescriptions?

Everlywell sells supplements and offers a prescription route, while Rythm offers app suggestions only.

Everlywell also stocks supplements of its own, for instance a $20 Vitamin D3 bottle. Prescribing happens inside a clinician consultation, only when it is medically appropriate, and prescriptions are not included in the membership price.

Rythm's terms of service describe supplement and dietary suggestions as informational. Rythm also says it does not prescribe.

Where are Everlywell and Rythm tests available?

Everlywell 360 is not offered in Arizona, Alaska, Hawaii, New Jersey, New York, or Rhode Island, according to its knowledge base.

Rythm ships to all 50 states, as long as FedEx can deliver to your address and offers pick-up or drop-off nearby. It does not ship internationally.

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

Everlywell is best for:

• People who want one lab visit a year and a Care Plan to follow.
• People who want a WellScore and a larger single panel than a monthly kit carries.
• People who want a clinician consult or own-brand supplements from the same company.

Rythm is best for:

• People who want to test from home and never visit a lab.
• People who want results within days and a monthly trend line.
• People who live in a state where Everlywell 360 is not offered.

The bottom line

Everlywell gives you a full-year product built around one lab visit, a Care Plan, and a WellScore. Rythm gives you a monthly at-home habit with fast results and a smaller panel. At one kit a month, Rythm's $948 a year is above Everlywell's $399.

Both leave the next step to you. Neither includes prescriptions in its price: Everlywell's route is a paid consult, and Rythm says it does not prescribe.

Superpower's annual draw measures 100+ biomarkers, against a Rythm kit's 27-28. Membership is $199 a year, the lowest of the three beside Everlywell 360's $399 and the $948 a year of monthly Rythm kits. The draw happens at a lab, or at home for an added $119. Superpower AI reads it beside your wearable data and medical records to write the protocol, and the marketplace adds tests, scans, and supplements at up to 20% off. Prescriptions are available there when clinically appropriate, priced separately. 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.