Comparing testosterone replacement therapy programs takes more digging than it should. A provider may advertise one monthly figure, then handle lab fees, membership fees, prepaid commitments, and billing periods somewhere else in the signup flow. TRT Buyer Guide was built to slow that process down and record the details in one place.
The guide now ranks 18 programs. On November 13, 2026, we re-checked the priced records first-hand against each provider's own published pages. Ten priced offers were re-verified that day, and two providers that previously had no price record, Keeps and RegenX Health, are now priced. Together with the sponsored listing described below, the live feed carries 11 priced offers, each with its source page and the date it was checked, because a price without a date goes stale quickly.
How the ranked list works
The rankings are score-based and use the guide's published criteria. Those criteria cover the recorded monthly price, added fees, commitment, cancellation terms, and how clearly a provider publishes its terms.
The recorded monthly figure is the headline for each program. Where a provider also publishes prepaid or longer-commitment tiers, those are kept in the record's notes rather than substituted for the monthly figure. That distinction matters. A lower prepaid rate does not tell a patient what the month-to-month cost is, and some figures carry required extras: Hone Health, for example, publishes an injectable medication rate from $28 per month, with a required membership (Basic $25/mo or Premium $155/mo) on top, so the record keeps the $28 as the medication rate it is published as, with the membership stated alongside it.
Across the 11 priced offers in the feed, the median monthly price is $199. That is the middle figure of the 11 monthly prices the feed carries, with the sponsored listing counted at its guide-calculated monthly equivalent and medication-only rates counted as published.
The top of the current ranking
Stahl Primary Care ranks first with a score of 91.1 out of 100 as a sponsored placement, and its figures are advertiser-supplied, recorded exactly as the guide lists them: $169 per 28-day cycle, which the guide calculates as a monthly equivalent of $183.71. The listing is not all-in; lab costs are unpriced. https://agiletelehealth.com/stahl-primary-care/
The next three ranked programs are Peter MD at number 2 with a score of 90.0 and a one-month plan at $139 per month, Blokes at number 3 with a score of 90.0 at $149 per month on a 3-month commitment paid upfront, and Maximus at number 4 with a score of 85.0 and a one-month plan at $199.99 per month.
TRT Buyer Guide is operated by Open Water Rx LLC. That is disclosed here and in the feed itself.
What this re-check changed
Our re-check found that Titan TRT now publishes $200 per month for injectable and oral TRT, including medication, clinician visits, and labs, on its own help centre. The figure recorded in October was $159 for a 30-day supply with no monthly rate established, so the feed carries the corrected $200 figure with its November 13 check date.
Two ranked providers are not in the feed. Hims & Hers and Fountain TRT no longer publish a capturable price figure on their own pages: the injectable figure recorded for Hims & Hers in October appears nowhere on the page we read, and Fountain's homepage publishes no dollar figure at all for its flat monthly fee. Rather than carry stale figures, the feed leaves both out until a current price can be captured. Six further ranked providers publish no capturable price at all and stay "not established" in the guide's records: Defy Medical, Marek Health, Ro, LifeMD, ReformHRT, and AlynMD.
Why publish an MCP feed?
A web page works well for a person comparing providers. It is less convenient for an AI assistant or developer that needs a direct answer to a narrow question, such as the recorded monthly price for a TRT program or every priced offer we hold for one provider.
The live MCP feed exposes the checked data in that form. It has three tools:
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find_trt_pricesreturns the ranked priced offers the feed carries. -
find_provider_trt_pricesreturns the priced offers held for a named provider. -
list_trt_treatmentsshows which treatments the feed covers.
Results include the plan terms, source page, and check date where those fields apply. The feed is free to query.
How to use the feed
Registry name: com.trtbuyerguide/trt-prices
Endpoint: https://prices.trtbuyerguide.com/mcp
An MCP-compatible assistant or developer can connect to the endpoint and call the tools above. The provider tool works best with the provider name as published in the guide.
This is price and terms data, not medical advice. Provider pages remain the ground truth when a price or term changes between checks.
Corrections and updates
Prices change, and published pages do not always change in obvious ways. Corrections are welcome, especially when they include the provider page where the current figure appears and the date it was seen.
Every offer in the current feed was checked on November 13, 2026: ten re-verified first-hand on the providers' own pages, and the sponsored listing recorded exactly as the guide lists it. The public dataset linked below still shows the records checked October 23–26, 2026, and will be refreshed to match. We are keeping those dates separate on purpose: the dataset shows the earlier snapshot, while the live feed is the version intended for current queries.
Links
- TRT Buyer Guide ranking: https://trtbuyerguide.com/buyerguide
- Live MCP feed: https://prices.trtbuyerguide.com/mcp
- Public dataset (October 2026 records, v2 refresh pending): https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/openwaterrx/trt-buyer-guide-trt-price-records-2026