Superpower Review (2026): Price, Markers Measured, NY and NJ Cost

Below: what you pay all in, what the panel measures, who runs it, the refund and renewal terms, and the states it leaves out. Its full scorecard is on the Superpower review page, and every service is ranked on the best blood tests page.

What Superpower costs, all in

The pricing page itself flags the state difference in small print: "Pricing may vary for members in New York and New Jersey" (Superpower pricing). The checkout data names a separate New York and New Jersey membership product at twice the price, so a member there pays double for the same Baseline panel. Our New York and New Jersey cost guide puts that next to every provider that publishes a state price.

Measured, calculated and claimed

Superpower markets "100+ biomarkers". We mapped its published Baseline list to one set of marker names and set aside values calculated from other results, such as cholesterol ratios, HOMA-style indices and Castelli scores. That leaves 54 measured markers.

The count is the subject of a lawsuit. In January 2026 Function Health sued Superpower, alleging the membership "actually includes approximately 55 direct laboratory measurements" (ArentFox Schiff). Superpower calls the claims baseless, and that is an allegation, not a finding. Our own count, made with the same rules for every plan, lands close to that number. The side-by-side is in our Function vs Superpower guide.

What the Baseline list leaves out matters as much as the count. Lp(a), homocysteine, PSA, vitamin B12 and heavy metals are paid add-ons, and our 31 October read of its panel found no fasting insulin line. ApoB, hs-CRP, total and free testosterone, cortisol, ferritin and vitamin D are in. The marker-by-marker view is on the ApoB and Lp(a) pages.

Who runs the samples, and who reads them

Superpower does not run a lab. Its membership agreement says: "Superpower does not own or operate a laboratory. All laboratory testing is performed by LabCorp, Quest Diagnostics, or another third-party laboratory" (Superpower membership agreement). The pricing page points members to "2,000+ Quest locations or at-home" draws (Superpower pricing). Any lab can be looked up on the CMS QCOR CLIA lookup.

Clinicians come from an outside practice. The agreement defines the Medical Group as "an independent professional entity that employs or contracts with Healthcare Providers and that is not owned or controlled by Superpower" (membership agreement). Those clinicians review results and write the action plan; an AI chat sits on top.

Renewal, refunds and HSA

The membership renews by default. The agreement says it renews "AT THE THEN-CURRENT, NON-PROMOTIONAL MEMBERSHIP RATE" (membership agreement), so an introductory price does not carry into year two. Cancelling costs nothing, but "Cancelling does not by itself entitle you to a refund" (same source).

Section 14 adds a one-time "Satisfaction Refund" of the base fee for a first term only (membership agreement). Read the timing in section 14 before you rely on it.

On payment, the FAQ says: "Superpower is HSA/FSA eligible, and members can request an itemized receipt" (Superpower FAQ). Insurance is not accepted. Our HSA and FSA guide covers what your plan administrator may ask for.

States it leaves out

Superpower's FAQ lists nine states: "We are not yet available in: Alaska, Arkansas, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Dakota, and Wyoming." (Superpower FAQ). New York and New Jersey are served at the higher price. See New York for every provider's status there.

Privacy

The agreement lets Superpower "de-identify and anonymize your Personal Information" and "use or disclose such de-identified information for any purpose" (membership agreement). AI chat submissions are also used to "train and improve our own artificial intelligence models" (same source). Our privacy comparison sets this against the other services.

Our verdict

Superpower is the cheapest way into a yearly membership panel if you live outside New York and New Jersey and do not need Lp(a) or insulin in the base price. Per measured marker it lands about level with Function, which measures more and draws twice a year; Empirical Health is cheaper per marker for a one-time heart-focused panel. In New York and New Jersey the doubled price takes away its main advantage. Compare it with SiPhox and Empirical, or see every plan priced on our price page.