Prices side by side
| Item | Hims (as of October 17, 2026) | Gabriel | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compounded GLP-1, one month | None listed on the Hims weight loss page | Compounded semaglutide $89 to $116 on a free account, from $87 with Core or $84 with Plus; compounded tirzepatide $135 to $225 | Gabriel price depends on the dose; a licensed clinician reviews each request |
| Weight loss program with brand-name GLP-1s | Membership $39 the first month, then $149 a month, plus medication from $149 a month | Brand-name drugs go through the manufacturer's self-pay pharmacy; ask Gabriel | Hims says medication is not available without its membership |
| Low testosterone | Enclomiphene from $99 a month on a 10-month plan paid upfront and in full; no TRT injections | Gabriel finds and books a practitioner; price not listed | Daily oral medicine with at-home labs |
| Hair loss: finasteride pill | From $22 a month | Not listed; ask Gabriel | Prescription after an online consultation |
| Erectile dysfunction: daily tadalafil | From $40 a month (sildenafil from $4 per use) | Not listed; ask Gabriel | Prescription after an online consultation |
| Mental health (psychiatry) medication | From $49 a month | Not listed; ask Gabriel | Hims offers this online with licensed providers |
| Ongoing primary and urgent care | Not offered as a plan on the Hims pages we checked | Unlimited virtual primary care and virtual urgent care with Core ($49 a month) or Plus ($89 a month) | Gabriel prices are per adult; kids under 18 included |
What Hims offers
- Focused programs for hair loss, sexual health, weight loss, low testosterone and mental health, each with its own online consultation and subscription.
- Weight loss membership: $39 the first month, then $149 a month, billed separately from medication. It includes a personalized treatment plan, 24/7 messaging access with licensed providers and a Hims smart scale. The weight loss page lists brand-name GLP-1 pills and injections, with medication from $149 to $299 a month for most options.
- Low testosterone: Hims offers a daily oral medicine with enclomiphene, alone or with tadalafil, on 3-, 5- or 10-month plans, with at-home labs first. Its FAQ says it does not offer TRT injections, and that enclomiphene is not FDA-approved.
- Lower-cost generics by subscription: finasteride from $22 a month, daily tadalafil from $40 a month, and psychiatry medications from $49 a month.
What Gabriel includes
- Free account (Gabriel Access): ask Gabriel anything about your health by app, web, text or voice, upload any lab report for a plain-words explanation, and pay cost-plus prices on prescriptions, lab tests and supplements.
- Prescription requests: a licensed clinician reviews every request and decides.
- Gabriel Core, $49 a month: unlimited virtual primary care and virtual urgent care, a care team by text, and member prices close to cost. Kids under 18 are included. See membership.
- Gabriel Plus, $89 a month: everything in Core, plus a yearly root-cause visit (up to $200), an at-home lab kit, two clinician-reviewed health plans a year and two in-person urgent care visits a year (up to $150 each). See Plus.
- Testosterone care: Gabriel helps you find and book a practitioner who offers testosterone care. See how to get TRT online and TRT cost.
Insurance and HSA or FSA
Hims: its help center says it can't accept insurance. It says GLP-1 weight loss medication is eligible for FSA and HSA reimbursement, but the weight loss membership fee is not, and FSA or HSA cards can't be the card on file: you pay by credit or debit card and submit for reimbursement. Its testosterone FAQ says it doesn't take FSA or HSA plans as payment.
Gabriel: membership is not health insurance. The clinical portion of membership may be HSA or FSA eligible ($39 of Core's $49, $69 of Plus's $89), and the wellness portion is not. Gabriel can provide an itemized statement. Paying with HSA money is different from being allowed to contribute: membership could affect your HSA contributions under IRS Notice 2026-5, so check with your plan administrator or a tax advisor.
Where Hims is the better choice
- You want one condition handled in one flow. Hims has a dedicated program, online consultation and subscription for needs such as hair loss and erectile dysfunction.
- You want a brand-name GLP-1 pill or pen through a telehealth membership. Hims lists several brand-name options with posted starting prices. Gabriel sends brand-name drugs through the manufacturer's self-pay pharmacy.
- You want an oral option for low testosterone from the same service. Hims offers enclomiphene plans with at-home labs. Through Gabriel, testosterone care means finding and booking a practitioner.
- You want a posted price before you start. Hair, sexual health and mental health medicines show starting prices on hims.com, while Gabriel doesn't list prices for those.
Gabriel fits better when you want a compounded GLP-1 option, care for more than one issue, unlimited virtual primary and urgent care for your household, or help reading your labs.
Common questions
Does Hims do TRT?
Hims says it does not offer TRT injections. It offers a daily oral medicine with enclomiphene, from $99 a month on a 10-month plan paid upfront, as of October 17, 2026. Gabriel helps you find and book a practitioner for testosterone care.
Is Hims covered by insurance?
No. Hims' help center says it can't accept insurance. Gabriel membership is not insurance either.
Is Hims HSA eligible?
Partly. Hims says GLP-1 weight loss medication is eligible for FSA and HSA reimbursement but its weight loss membership fee is not, and its testosterone FAQ says it doesn't take FSA or HSA as payment. Check with your plan administrator or a tax advisor.
How much is semaglutide through Hims vs Gabriel?
As of October 17, 2026, Hims lists brand-name semaglutide from $149 a month plus its weight loss membership ($39 the first month, then $149 a month). Through Gabriel, compounded semaglutide is $89 to $116 a month on a free account, after a licensed clinician reviews the request. Compounded medications aren't FDA-approved. A licensed clinician decides what's right for you.
Is Gabriel an alternative to Hims?
For weight loss and general care, yes: Gabriel offers compounded GLP-1 options and memberships with unlimited virtual primary and urgent care. For a single condition such as hair loss with a posted subscription price, Hims may suit you better.
Sources
- Weight loss: GLP-1 options, membership and FAQs Hims
- Testosterone: the complete guide by Hims (FAQs on TRT, pricing, insurance, FSA and HSA) Hims
- Hair loss treatment for men Hims
- Sildenafil (generic for Viagra) Hims
- Online mental health care for men Hims
- Do you accept insurance? Hims help center
- Notice 2026-5: Expanded availability of health savings accounts under the OBBBA Internal Revenue Service
- FDA's concerns with unapproved GLP-1 drugs used for weight loss U.S. Food and Drug Administration
This guide is general information, not medical advice. It does not replace a visit with a licensed clinician. Gabriel membership is not health insurance.