Key takeaway:
What is Superpower, and what is InsideTracker?
Superpower and InsideTracker are both biomarker testing services. A biomarker testing service offers blood-based testing, usually on a membership, that measures your biomarkers at set intervals. Biomarkers are measurable signals in your blood, things like cholesterol, blood sugar, and hormones.
Some platforms stop at data and a report. Others turn those results into a plan you can follow. Two questions separate them: how much do they measure, and what do they help you do next?
Superpower and InsideTracker answer both differently.
What does Superpower include?
Superpower includes a $349/year membership covering 150+ health metrics, a personalized action plan, a built-in follow-up draw, and on-demand care-team messaging. Superpower follows a simple path:
- Join for $349 a year.
- Give an initial blood draw at a lab, or at home for an added fee.
- Receive ~90 health metrics in your dashboard.
- Get a personalized action plan.
- Take a built-in follow-up draw later in your membership year, retesting ~60 biomarkers.
- Message your care team on demand.
Both draws happen at any of 2,000+ partner locations across 40+ states, or at home for an added fee. Results land in your dashboard 5 to 10 business days after each one.
Among those results is a biological-age score, included in every membership. It's a single number for your whole body, so an optional OrganAge add-on breaks it into nine organ-level scores, across systems like metabolism, inflammation, liver, and kidney health, showing you which ones are pulling the total up or down.
Acting on any of it happens in the same place. A supplement marketplace carries member-exclusive pricing, and prescriptions run through that same marketplace when clinically appropriate, priced separately.
What does InsideTracker include?
InsideTracker includes the Ultimate blood test, covering up to 54 biomarkers, plus a blood draw at a lab or by mobile draw. InsideTracker is built for self-directed optimizers. You pick a plan: the Ultimate blood test covers up to 54 biomarkers. Then you get a blood draw at a lab or by mobile draw, depending on your state.
Optional paid add-ons extend it: an at-home DNA cheek swab covering 38 wellness traits, an InnerAge analysis that calculates your biological age, and an estradiol-plus-progesterone hormone add-on. Results flow into a polished dashboard, where an algorithm turns them into food and lifestyle recommendations.
Its wearable sync and external-lab import are genuine strengths. There's no care team, no prescriptions, and no gut microbiome testing.
What biomarkers do the Superpower and InsideTracker memberships measure in 2026?
Both cover well-studied cardiovascular markers like ApoB.
Superpower's initial draw runs ~90 health metrics, with 150+ tests total once its built-in retest of ~60 of them is folded in. InsideTracker's Ultimate blood test covers up to 54 biomarkers from a single draw, with further tests charged separately. The two headline figures count on different bases: Superpower's spans two draws, combining direct lab measurements and calculated values, while InsideTracker's counts the markers on one panel. Here's how each headline number is built.
| Superpower | InsideTracker | |
|---|---|---|
| Initial draw | ~90 health metrics: direct lab tests plus calculated ratios like LMR and Ferritin:Albumin | Up to 54 biomarkers on the Ultimate blood test |
| Follow-up draw | Retests ~60 markers already on the initial panel, included in the $349 price | Retest available for an additional fee ($340 member rate) |
| Headline count | "150+ biomarkers" across both draws | "Up to 54 biomarkers" on one Ultimate test |
| Paid add-ons, not counted in either headline figure | Gut microbiome testing; OrganAge organ-level scores | DNA (38 wellness traits), InnerAge biological-age analysis, hormones |
Read each figure for what it counts: a two-draw total on one side, a single panel on the other. Draw for draw, that's ~90 against up to 54.
What support and next steps do Superpower and InsideTracker offer?
Superpower offers on-demand care-team messaging, prescription access, and a member-priced supplement marketplace. This is where the two diverge most. Superpower includes on-demand access to a care team you can message about your results, plus prescriptions available through the marketplace, when clinically appropriate, priced separately. A curated supplement marketplace offers member-exclusive pricing.
InsideTracker works differently. Its algorithm generates food, supplement, and lifestyle recommendations, but there's no clinician messaging, no prescriptions, and no supplement marketplace.
InsideTracker hands you smart suggestions; Superpower keeps testing and action under one roof. That loop is the core difference.
What are the official 2026 membership prices for Superpower and InsideTracker?
Superpower is $349 a year, one flat membership.
- Superpower: $349/year covers everything, with no add-on math — and it's HSA/FSA eligible.
- InsideTracker: à-la-carte — a $149 membership plus one Ultimate test at the $340 member rate runs roughly $489 a year. A single one-off Ultimate bought without a membership costs more, and a membership-plus-two-Ultimate-tests bundle runs about $761. Also HSA/FSA eligible.
The value question is what you want bundled, and at what yearly cost.
Who is Superpower best for, and who is InsideTracker best for?
Superpower is best for:
- People who want to spend less.
- People who want a protocol and care, not just data.
- People who want their follow-up draw included at no extra cost.
- People who want supplement and prescription access in one place.
- People who want gut microbiome testing.
InsideTracker is best for:
- Athletes and optimizers who want DNA and algorithm-driven nutrition.
- People who want the dedicated InnerAge biological-age add-on.
- People who want heavy wearable and external-lab integration on a polished dashboard.
Test 150+ biomarkers
Two draws included. Get a full picture of your health and the action plan you need to improve it.
Test 150+ biomarkers
Two draws included. Get a full picture of your health and the action plan you need to improve it.
The bottom line
InsideTracker's fit is clearest for athletes and optimizers who want its DNA insights, InnerAge biological-age product, and deep wearable and external-lab integration. Its algorithm works well if you're comfortable turning food and lifestyle suggestions into your own plan without a clinician in the loop.
That fit comes at a premium for a narrower core panel: up to 54 biomarkers and roughly $489 a year once the membership and an Ultimate test are added up, against Superpower's initial draw of ~90 health metrics for $349. If DNA and InnerAge are what you're after, that cost buys something specific; if it's the day-to-day biomarker panel alone, you're paying more for less breadth. 60% of members said Superpower identified something previously missed or overlooked by a doctor.
Superpower: a bundled protocol and marketplace, at a lower price
InsideTracker's algorithm turns your blood work into food and lifestyle suggestions, but closing the loop, a supplement, a clinician conversation, or a prescription, still falls to you, and it costs more for a narrower panel. Superpower answers differently: the same $349 membership that returns 150+ health metrics across two included draws also builds a personalized action plan, adds on-demand care-team messaging between tests, and opens a supplement and prescription marketplace, all for less than InsideTracker's roughly $489 a year.
Your results deserve more than a snapshot and a suggestion engine. Start your health journey with Superpower and turn your next draw into a plan you'll actually follow.
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References
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- InsideTracker. (2026). InsideTracker Membership. InsideTracker.
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- InsideTracker. (2026). Store: plans and bundles. InsideTracker.
- Behbodikhah, J., et al. (2021). Apolipoprotein B and cardiovascular disease: Biomarker and potential therapeutic target. PubMed.
















