Blood Test Watchdog

Cheapest Hormone panels online in 2026

5 programs ranked by real yearly cost, from $99.99 to $298, with the required fees most sites don't add.

By Julian Caraulani · prices checked

Cheapest verified pick
Maximus
7.9/10Good
From $99.99/yr, At-Home Testosterone Test
  • FDA warning letter on record
  • 47 states (not RI, NY, NJ)

The cheapest hormone test programs in 2026 are Maximus at $99.99/year, followed by LetsGetChecked at $139/year and Everlywell at $249/year. Every price below is the program's published all-in rate, read on its own site (October 31, 2026) and sorted from cheapest to most expensive.

  1. 1.Maximus: $99.99/yr
  2. 2.LetsGetChecked: $139/yr
  3. 3.Everlywell: $249/yr
  4. 4.myLAB Box: $259/yr
  5. 5.SiPhox Health: $298/yr

Market snapshot (updated October 31, 2026): across the 5 programs that publish an all-in price for hormone test, the cheapest is $99.99/year and the median $249/year, tracked in the Blood Test Watchdog Price Index, with every way to pay on the hormone test cost page.

Price snapshot: lowest all-in

Our #1 pick for hormone test
Function Health
9.0/10Excellent
$365 /yr
  • Names its lab (Quest Diagnostics)
  • Clinician review
  • 48 states (not RI, HI)

Quick summary

  • Cheapest overall:Maximus at $99.99/yr (one-off kit)
  • Highest scored after our #1 pick:Everlywell at $249/yr (8.2/10)

What are the cheapest Hormone panels programs?

The cheapest programs are Maximus at $99.99/year, followed by LetsGetChecked at $139/year and Everlywell at $249/year; the most expensive we track is $298/year.

Sorted from cheapest to most expensive. All prices checked October 31, 2026.

#ProviderYearly pricePer measured markerLabSampleScoreVisit
1MaximusFDA letter
At-Home Testosterone Test · one-off kit
$99.99/yrsource, 2026-10-31No list to countNot namedAt-home kit7.9Visit
2LetsGetChecked
Female Hormone Test · one-off kit
$139/yrsource, 2026-10-31$34.75 × 4Priva Path Labs Inc. d/b/a LGC LabsAt-home kit7.4Visit
3Everlywell
Women's Health Test (at-home kit) · one-off kit
$249/yrsource, 2026-10-31$24.90 × 10Quest DiagnosticsAt-home kit8.2Visit
4myLAB Box
Women's Health (+ Fertility) Test · one-off kit
$259/yrsource, 2026-10-31No list to countNot namedAt-home kit5.5Visit
5SiPhox Health
Hormone Focus, tested every 6 months · per testing cycle
$298/yrsource, 2026-10-31$27.09 × 11Third-party CLIA-certifiedAt-home kit7.0Visit

"Meds included" means the medication is part of the listed yearly price. Prepaid plans often carry the lowest yearly figure; each review lists every plan. Maximus has an FDA warning letter on record; each badge links to the letter.

How We rank the cheapest Hormone panels programs

Programs are ranked by their lowest published yearly price with every required charge added (membership, lab and draw fees we can find), read on the program's own site; ties break on our 10-point score. One-time visit fees and lab charges are listed beside the price. Three rules keep the ranking honest:

  1. All-in price, not a teaser. A price that leaves out a monthly charge you must pay is shown with its add-ons but never used as a headline number.
  2. Every price sourced and dated. Each row links to the page we read the price on and the date we read it.
  3. Regulatory record shown inline. FDA warning letters are badged in the table with a link to the letter, and weighed in our score.

We earn a commission on some sign-ups, disclosed on every page; commission plays no part in this order. Full scoring rules are on our methodology page.

What hidden costs do Hormone panels programs Have?

Across the 5 programs we track, 0 quote a separate consultation fee, 0 a membership fee, 0 a lab charge, and 0 bill the medication separately. The advertised yearlyprice rarely tells the full story. Here is what each program's own site says:

Consultation fees

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None of the programs we track quotes a separate consultation fee.

Membership fees

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None of the programs we track quotes a separate membership fee.

Lab work

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No program we track quotes a separate dollar price for labs; check whether yours are included.

Plans with required add-ons

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No program we track publishes a plan with a required charge left out.

Not stated on their site

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SiPhox Health, Everlywell, LetsGetChecked, myLAB Box and Maximus leave at least one of consultation, membership, labs or cancellation terms off their pages. Ask before you pay.

Pro tip: ask for the total yearly cost, month to month, with everything required included, before you sign up. The advertised price is often the longest prepaid plan. Every row on our price page shows the billing term its price requires.

When is a Hormone panels Program Too cheap to be safe?

A price is too cheap to be safe when it comes from a seller you can't verify: no named lab, no clinician behind the order, no way to reach anyone about a result. The red flag is not the price itself (the lowest program we track, Maximus, starts at $99.99/yr); it is a low price from a source you can't check.

If a program advertises rock-bottom prices and you can't verify who runs it, be careful. The real red flags:

  • No named lab, or a lab you cannot find on the CMS QCOR CLIA lookup
  • A marker count that adds calculated ratios to the measured tests without saying so
  • No clinician who orders the test or reviews the results
  • A privacy policy that allows sharing test data for advertising
  • Pressure to buy supplements sold by the same company

1 of the 5 programs ranked here have an FDA warning letter on record, badged in the table with a link to the letter. Every US lab that tests human samples needs a CLIA certificate from CMS; it shows the lab meets quality standards, not that a test is useful for you. CLIA requires a test request from an authorized person and leaves it to each state to say who that is, so New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island restrict direct-access testing and Maryland requires a physician's order. The FDA's 2024 rule on laboratory-developed tests was vacated by a federal court on March 31, 2025, and the FDA formally rescinded it in September 2025. Home collection devices remain FDA-regulated devices.

Cheapest Hormone panels: frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest hormone test online?

Maximus at $99.99 per year all in (At-Home Testosterone Test, one-off kit), checked October 31, 2026 on its own pricing page.

What is the second cheapest option?

LetsGetChecked at $139 per year (one-off kit). The full ranking is in the table above, cheapest first.

What hidden fees should I ask about before signing up?

Ask about consultation fees, lab costs, a membership charged on top of the medication, shipping, and cancellation terms. The advertised price is often the longest prepaid plan, so ask what you pay month to month with everything required included.

Is the cheapest program the best one?

Not always. Price is one of five criteria in our score, next to transparency, care, access and reputation. The cheapest plan can need a long prepayment or leave out labs, so check what is included before you choose.

How often are these prices checked?

Every price links to the page we read it on and shows the date. We re-check each program's published prices twice a week and change the table only when the source does.

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