Brello Pricing & Reviews 2026: Real 12-Month Cost

Brello pricing is $499 for its compounded tirzepatide plan and $399 for its compounded semaglutide plan, each covering a 3-month plan and renewing every 11 weeks, which Brello presents as $166 and $133 per month. Because renewals come every 11 weeks rather than every 13, a year of continuous care means five charges: about $2,495 for tirzepatide or $1,995 for semaglutide, based on Brello’s own site checked October 30, 2026. Here’s the math and how it compares with Elara Health and Wellness.

What Brello publicly lists

Brello (Brello LLC, d/b/a Brello Health, per its terms) sells GLP-1 plans with a 3-month minimum commitment. Its start page says both plans are the same price at every dose.

Plan	Listed price	Notes	Source
Compounded tirzepatide, 3-month plan	$499 (averages $166/month)	Renews at $499 every 11 weeks until cancelled	brellohealth.com/start
Compounded semaglutide, 3-month plan	$399 (averages $133/month)	Renews at $399 every 11 weeks until cancelled	brellohealth.com/start
Professional services fee	$50	Deducted from your refund only if you cancel after a prescription is written	brellohealth.com/refund-policy

Brello’s homepage also notes that “final pricing may vary based on individual treatment plan,” and that plans “automatically renew every 11 weeks” at the rate charged at checkout.

The 12-month math

With an 11-week renewal cycle, a 52-week year includes a first charge and four renewals (weeks 0, 11, 22, 33 and 44).

Option	Line items (52 weeks)	12-month total
Brello tirzepatide	5 charges × $499	$2,495
Brello semaglutide	5 charges × $399	$1,995
Elara tirzepatide, 52-week plan	13 four-week cycles × $269 (paid upfront)	$3,497
Elara tirzepatide, 4-week plan	13 four-week cycles × $339	$4,407
Elara injectable semaglutide, 52-week plan	13 four-week cycles × $179 (paid upfront)	$2,327
Elara injectable semaglutide, 4-week plan	13 four-week cycles × $249	$3,237

Brello’s pages do not mention lab work or lab fees, so lab costs, if any, are not included in Brello’s totals. Brello’s FAQ also notes that you are charged only if approved, so the first of the five charges happens after provider review. Elara’s totals include quarterly metabolic labs, health coaching, and medication if prescribed, at the same price at every dose step.

What’s included: Brello vs. Elara

	Brello	Elara Health and Wellness
Medication options	Compounded tirzepatide, compounded semaglutide; also NAD+, sermorelin and other wellness products	Compounded semaglutide (injection or oral) or compounded tirzepatide, if prescribed
Price at higher doses	Same price at every dose	Same price at every dose step
Clinician access	Provider review; unlimited messaging with your provider	Physician-led care by OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, PC; secure messaging during business hours
Lab work	Not stated on site	Metabolic labs every quarter at Quest or Labcorp, included
Coaching	Virtual fitness and nutrition classes (Brello Rise), app, private community	Call with a certified health coach every 3 weeks
Cancellation terms	3-month minimum; “cancel anytime” with full terms shown at checkout; $50 fee deducted from refunds after a prescription is written	No cancellation fee on 4-week plans; longer plans reconciled to the shorter plan’s rate if cancelled early
Pharmacy disclosure	“USA-based 503A partner pharmacy”; terms name AP Max, Inc. d/b/a Southend Pharmacy	Not named
Membership / consult fees	No separate membership fee listed; terms describe non-refundable provider and pharmacy fees without dollar amounts	None; free assessment, no charge if treatment is not approved

How to cancel Brello

Brello’s FAQ says all plans have a 3-month minimum and you can “cancel anytime,” with full terms shown at checkout. Its refund policy lists info@brellohealth.com and 1-888-BRELLO-1 for cancellation and refund questions. If you cancel before your provider review, or aren’t approved, Brello says you get a full refund. If a prescription has been written but not dispensed, you can get your payment back minus a $50 professional services fee, but only if you email within 24 hours of Brello’s review-complete notice. Once medication is dispensed, it is non-refundable. Because plans renew every 11 weeks, contact Brello well ahead of your next renewal date if you plan to stop.

Who Brello may be a good fit for

• People who want a lower annual cost than Elara and are fine with a 3-month minimum.
• Those who value a fitness and nutrition class library and an online community alongside their medication.
• Patients who want the same price at every dose and unlimited provider messaging.
• People interested in pairing a GLP-1 plan with other wellness products Brello offers.

How Elara is different

Elara bills every four weeks, so 13 cycles make a year, and you can choose a 4-week plan with no cancellation fee rather than a 3-month minimum. Every plan includes physician-led care through OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, PC, quarterly metabolic labs at Quest or Labcorp, a call with a certified health coach every three weeks, refills, shipping, and medication if prescribed. Elara costs more per year than Brello; the difference covers the labs and coaching calls. The free assessment takes about five minutes. See how Elara works.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Brello cost per month?

Brello lists compounded semaglutide at $399 and compounded tirzepatide at $499 per 3-month plan, which it presents as $133 and $166 per month. Plans renew every 11 weeks at the same amount, per Brello’s site checked October 30, 2026.

Why does Brello renew every 11 weeks?

Brello’s homepage states that all plans “automatically renew every 11 weeks.” It does not explain the timing. In practice, it means five charges in a year rather than four, which is why the annual totals above are higher than 12 × the monthly figure.

Does Brello charge more for higher doses?

No. Brello’s start page lists “same price at every dose” for both plans.

Is Brello legit?

Brello’s terms identify the company as Brello LLC (d/b/a Brello Health) and describe prescribers as unaffiliated third-party healthcare providers. Its terms name its dispensing pharmacy, AP Max, Inc. d/b/a Southend Pharmacy, and its site describes it as a U.S.-based 503A pharmacy. Brello’s site states that compounded products are not FDA-approved.

Can I get a refund from Brello?

Yes, in some cases: a full refund if you’re not approved or cancel before review, and your payment minus a $50 fee if you cancel after a prescription is written but before dispensing, provided you email within 24 hours of the review-complete notice.

Is Brello cheaper than Elara?

On published prices, yes. A year of Brello tirzepatide is about $2,495 versus $3,497 for Elara’s 52-week tirzepatide plan. Elara includes quarterly labs and health coach calls; Brello’s site does not mention labs.

Sources

• https://www.brellohealth.com/ (accessed October 30, 2026)
• https://www.brellohealth.com/start (accessed October 30, 2026)
• https://www.brellohealth.com/product/tirzepatide-bundle (accessed October 30, 2026)
• https://www.brellohealth.com/faq (accessed October 30, 2026)
• https://www.brellohealth.com/refund-policy (accessed October 30, 2026)
• https://www.brellohealth.com/terms-and-condition (accessed October 30, 2026)
• Elara Health and Wellness pricing and verification hub (accessed October 30, 2026)

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Any prescription is issued only after a licensed clinician evaluates you.

Disclaimer: Published by Elara Health and Wellness, which offers its own GLP-1 program; this is not an independent review. Prices were checked on Brello’s website on October 30, 2026 and may change; confirm current pricing with Brello before you buy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved; FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality. All trademarks belong to their respective owners; no affiliation or endorsement is implied. This article is general information, not medical advice.