Superpower vs Lifeforce

What is Superpower, and what is Lifeforce?

Superpower is built as a home for health, with your testing, plan, and data on one platform. Your annual membership covers AI health coaching, biomarker testing, wearable data tracking, and a personalized action plan. It also opens a marketplace for supplements and add-on tests, with prescriptions available when clinically appropriate, priced separately.

Lifeforce is a longevity medicine program. In its words, it combines "diagnostics, doctors, coaches, and science-backed longevity therapies." Members get a blood panel of 50+ biomarkers, 45-minute telehealth consults with a Lifeforce clinician, health coaching, and prescription therapies, including hormone therapy.

Both start from a blood panel and end in a personalized plan. They diverge on who builds that plan, and on how much of your health one membership includes.

What does Superpower include?

Your $349 annual membership comes with 150+ lab tests across two draws, plus AI + care team support, a members-only marketplace for supplements and add-on tests, a personalized action plan, and integration for your wearables and medical records.

Here is the simple path a new member takes:

1. Join Superpower for $349 a year.
2. Add your wearables, plus any AI chats, medical records, and past lab results you already have.
3. Choose a partner lab for your initial blood draw, or pay $119 more to have it done at home.
4. The dashboard fills with your health metrics within 10 days.
5. After that, your first Superpower Protocol arrives, an action plan that covers lifestyle changes, supplements, and more.
6. Ask AI + care team support whenever you have a question.
7. Later in the year, your membership's built-in follow-up draw retests around 60 key trackable markers.

Your dashboard turns your metrics into a digital twin, which is a 3D model made from that data. Whatever you upload, including earlier lab results, medical records, and wearable data, starts producing insights before your first draw is processed.

Membership gives you two scores. One is biological age, which condenses your whole body into a single figure. The other is your Superpower Score, which estimates how near your biomarkers, taken together, sit to optimal levels. After each follow-up draw, both can move up or down, showing you what is changing.

Acting on all of it happens in the same place. Members shop supplements at up to 20% off, plus add-on panels and scans, and prescriptions are available when clinically appropriate, priced separately.

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What does Lifeforce include?

Lifeforce sells two memberships. The Core Annual Membership costs $599 and includes two blood draws a year of 50+ biomarkers, one 45-minute clinician consult, a personalized health program, prescription access, and 30% off supplements. The Monthly Membership costs $199 for the first month, then $149 a month, and raises that to four draws and four consults a year, plus unlimited health coaching.

Lifeforce publishes a four-step process:

1. Schedule your blood draw — A phlebotomist draws your blood, at home or in a lab, to measure 50+ key biomarkers.
2. Meet 1:1 with your clinician — Fill out a health questionnaire, then connect virtually with a Lifeforce clinician to review your results, define your goals, and build your personalized health plan.
3. Get your custom plan — Start your program with ongoing support from a dedicated Lifeforce Health Coach.
4. Retest and refine — Lifeforce retests your biomarkers every quarter to track your progress and fine-tune the plan.

On the Core Annual Membership, that retest comes once, six months after the first draw. Results feed a Lifescore, a 0-100 score built from your biomarkers, your health questionnaire, and clinician review, with biological age as one of its three components. Medications and hormone therapy are priced separately.

What biomarkers do Superpower and Lifeforce measure in 2026?

Superpower runs 150+ lab tests across two draws. Lifeforce publishes 50+ biomarkers per draw, and its help center gives the full list.

Lifeforce labels only some of its calculated markers, so we counted the rest. Six of the 60 markers on its list are calculated: LDL cholesterol, VLDL cholesterol, free testosterone, the BUN/creatinine ratio, eGFR, and globulin. Superpower's 87 includes 15 urinalysis items, which Lifeforce's list does not carry. Its retests repeat every marker except Lp(a). Excluding urinalysis, Superpower's initial draw measures more markers, 72 to Lifeforce's 60.

Both panels include hormone, thyroid, heart, metabolic, and organ health, including ApoB, testosterone, and HbA1c. Lifeforce's list also names Lp(a), IGF-1, homocysteine, and magnesium, which Superpower's initial draw does not. On Superpower, Lp(a) is the Lipoprotein (a) Add-on, and IGF-1 is on Pituitary & Growth Hormones.

Superpower's marketplace includes:

• Imaging — VO2 max, DEXA bone density and body composition, heart calcium, and a whole-body MRI from Prenuvo.
• Cognitive health — ApoE, amyloid plaque, and tau protein screening.
• Specialty tests — Gut microbiome analysis, whole genome sequencing, and an organ age panel.
• Hormones and reproductive health — Active testosterone, prostate screening, egg reserve, and sperm analysis.
• Nutrition and toxins — Heavy metals, mycotoxins, environmental toxins, methylation, minerals, vitamins, and organic acids.

Lifeforce's add-on panels join a scheduled draw, and its advanced panels page names their markers:

• Heavy Metals — Arsenic, mercury, and lead, $200.
• Metabolic Health — Insulin, GlycoMark, uric acid, and adiponectin, $200.
• Cardiovascular Health — TMAO, NMR LipoProfile, ferritin, and GlycA, $200.
• Brain Protection — A one-time ApoE genetic test plus pTau-217, GFAP, and beta-amyloid 42/40, $850, then $700 for a follow-up.

What are the official 2026 membership prices for Superpower and Lifeforce?

Superpower costs $349 a year. Lifeforce's Core Annual Membership costs $599, and its Monthly Membership costs $199 for the first month, then $149 a month, or $1,449 paid annually.

Both prices can move. With Superpower, an at-home draw adds $119. In New York and New Jersey, state fees apply, which brings membership to $599 a year. On Lifeforce's Core Annual Membership, the first draw is a free at-home visit and later draws move to a lab. The Monthly Membership's draws all come to you at home.

On both, add-on panels, tests, and scans carry extra charges, as do prescriptions. Both memberships are HSA/FSA eligible. Lifeforce runs eligibility through Truemed, and most plans need a Letter of Medical Necessity for the membership.

How do Superpower and Lifeforce turn results into a plan?

Lifeforce builds the plan with a clinician, in a scheduled consult. Superpower builds it with AI as soon as results land, and AI + care team support answer questions between draws.

Lifeforce's model is real clinical time. Results arrive within 10-14 business days of the draw. A clinician reviews them alongside your health questionnaire, and that initial review reaches your portal within 48 hours of the lab returning results. You then book a 45-minute telehealth consult, and the finalized plan posts 24-48 hours after it.

Between visits, your health coach answers by email or SMS, and a medical operations team handles medication and protocol questions within 1-2 business days. A named clinician and a coach who know your file are the strength of the model. Superpower does not offer clinician consults.

Results typically land within 10 days of your draw, and Superpower delivers your first protocol right away. That protocol is an action plan drawn from your labs, wearables, medical records, and any context you share with the platform, and it updates as new data arrives. AI + care team support is there when questions arise.

Where are Superpower and Lifeforce tests available?

Members in 41 states and Washington, D.C. can test at one of 2,000+ partner lab locations, and most regions can book an at-home draw as well. Superpower has not launched yet in Alaska, Arkansas, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Dakota, and Wyoming.

Lifeforce serves the 48 contiguous states and cannot provide tests in North Dakota, Alaska, Hawaii, or U.S. territories. Walk-in draws run at partner labs, and in-home draws come to your home or office. New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island residents get in-home draws only, and add-on panels are not available there.

Superpower vs Lifeforce: artificial intelligence

Both platforms put algorithms to work on your results. Lifeforce's sum them up in a score for a clinician to act on, whereas Superpower AI drafts and updates the action plan itself.

Lifeforce says it uses machine learning combined with the experience of expert clinicians to analyze 50+ biomarkers. A proprietary algorithm turns your results into a Lifescore, and your clinician takes it from there to set priorities and write the plan.

Superpower AI works from your medical history, medications, wearable data, and lab results, plus whatever context you add, then writes your protocol and revises it as things change, with health coaching between draws.

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Comparing member marketplaces

Add-on tests and supplements sit in one members' marketplace, with supplements discounted up to 20%. Prescriptions are available there too, when clinically appropriate, priced separately.

Lifeforce sells its own supplement line at 30% off for members, a larger discount than Superpower's. Its pharmacy delivers medications and hormone therapy to your door, priced separately and sold on a recurring subscription. Its add-on tests are four blood panels, while Superpower's catalog adds scans and genome and gut testing to the same membership.

Who is Superpower best for, and who is Lifeforce best for?

Superpower tends to suit:

• People who would rather have an all-in-one health platform than testing alone.
• People who want about 90 markers in a broad baseline, with a follow-up draw built in.
• People who prefer AI-powered insights and health coaching, tailored to every metric they track.
• People interested in add-on scans and specialty tests, such as DEXA, whole genome sequencing, and gut microbiome analysis, inside the same membership.

Lifeforce tends to suit:

• People who value a scheduled 45-minute consult with a clinician to review their results.
• People looking for a dedicated health coach and, on the Monthly Membership, quarterly retesting.
• People seeking clinician-guided hormone therapy.
• People drawn to member pricing on Lifeforce's own supplement line.
• People living in Arkansas, Louisiana, Wyoming, or another state where Superpower has not launched yet.

Lifeforce vs Superpower: the bottom line

Both companies turn real data into a plan. Lifeforce pairs its 50+ biomarker panel with what Superpower does not offer: scheduled consults with a clinician and a dedicated health coach. Its add-on testing stops at four blood panels, though, and the clinical time is what you pay for. For the same two draws a year, Lifeforce's Core Annual Membership costs $599 against Superpower's $349, which makes Lifeforce the more expensive of the two.

Superpower builds the plan and everything around it into one $349 membership. Superpower AI works from your wearable data and medical records, plus 150+ lab tests across two draws, to write your protocol and coach you between draws. The marketplace holds the add-on scans and supplements your protocol calls for at member prices, and prescriptions are available when clinically appropriate, priced separately. Superpower says 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.