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Best Online TRT Providers

Six telehealth platforms that prescribe testosterone, scored on labs, clinician access, transparency and price.

6 providers reviewed · updated

How we make money. We earn a commission when you start with some of the providers on this page, at no cost to you. It does not affect the order. Ranking comes from our own scoring against the criteria below, which is set before any commercial consideration — and one provider here pays us nothing at all.

How we scored them

Every provider is scored out of five against four criteria. The weighting is ours and you are welcome to disagree with it — that is why it is printed here rather than linked.

Diagnostic depth35%
Does the intake panel include SHBG, free testosterone, LH, FSH, estradiol and haematocrit — or only total testosterone? A platform that treats on a single number cannot tell primary from secondary hypogonadism.
Clinician access25%
Whether you speak to a prescriber, how quickly, and whether the same one follows you. Asynchronous-only intake scores lower.
Price transparency25%
Whether the advertised figure is what you pay. Platforms whose headline price excludes labs, medication or consultation are marked down.
Ongoing monitoring15%
Follow-up labs at a stated interval, and whether haematocrit is tracked. Testosterone therapy is indefinite; the first prescription is the easy part.

Ties. Where two providers score identically, the one with the higher historical earnings-per-click is listed first. That is the only point at which commercial data touches the order, and it applies to ties only.

The ranking

  1. 1

    PeterMD

    Best overall

    4.3

    our score

    The strongest balance on this list: real clinician involvement rather than a form, labs included, and the best price-to-substance ratio of the six. Scores highest on our criteria overall without winning any single one outright.

    Stands out for

    • Lowest effective monthly cost with labs included
    • Free consultation
    • Largest verified review base on this list

    Not for you if

    Turnaround is the slowest here at five to seven days, which matters if you are transferring from an existing prescription and cannot afford a gap.

    From
    $79/mo
    Consult
    Free
    Delivery
    5-7 Days
  2. 2

    Maximus

    Best diagnostic depth

    4.2

    our score

    Four distinct testosterone protocols rather than one, at-home lab collection and board-certified prescribers. The intake actually distinguishes between the reasons testosterone is low, which is the step most telehealth skips.

    Stands out for

    • Four protocols including oral and injectable
    • At-home lab collection included
    • Board-certified prescriber review

    Not for you if

    Not the cheapest entry point, and the protocol choice is more decision than some men want. If you want a prescription and no discussion, this is the wrong fit.

    From
    $99.99/mo
    Consult
    Free
    Delivery
    3-5 Days
  3. 3

    Roman

    Best experience

    4.1

    our score

    The most polished platform in men's telehealth, the largest support operation and fast fulfilment. Included and ranked purely on merit — our affiliate programme with them is unapproved, so this listing earns us nothing.

    Stands out for

    • Fastest support response
    • Two to five day fulfilment
    • Large multi-state footprint

    Not for you if

    Breadth over depth. If your case is complicated, or your last panel raised questions, a TRT-focused platform will serve you better.

    Consult
    Free
    Delivery
    2-5 business days
  4. 4

    MangoRx

    Best same-day shipping

    4.1

    our score

    Injectable TRT with labs included at a flat monthly rate, and the fastest dispatch on this list. Ties with Roman on score and places below it only on review volume.

    Stands out for

    • Same-day shipping
    • Labs included in the monthly rate

    Not for you if

    Five reviews. There is almost no independent signal about what the experience is actually like, which is a real reason for caution rather than a technicality.

    From
    $99/mo
    Consult
    Free
    Delivery
    Same-Day Shipping
  5. 5

    Hims

    Best for nationwide availability

    3.9

    our score

    The largest operator in men's telehealth, prescribing in all fifty states with the scale to make fulfilment dependable, and its testosterone plan folds the lab testing into one monthly figure. It places fifth because what that plan contains is enclomiphene rather than testosterone — a different treatment aimed at a different mechanism.

    Stands out for

    • Testosterone plan listed at $99 a month with lab testing included
    • All fifty states, two to five day fulfilment
    • Largest published review base after PeterMD

    Not for you if

    Not injectable testosterone. Our directory records enclomiphene only, with injectable TRT listed as not yet available, and enclomiphene works by raising your own production — so it depends on testes that can still respond, which is not every case of low testosterone.

    From
    $99/mo
    Consult
    Free
    Delivery
    2-5 Days
  6. 6

    DudeMeds

    Best for commercial-grade product

    3.9

    our score

    Uses commercial manufactured injectable testosterone rather than compounded preparations, which removes a variable that matters to men who have had a poor compounding experience.

    Stands out for

    • Commercial rather than compounded product
    • Two to five day fulfilment

    Not for you if

    Four reviews and a narrow service. Little to go on beyond the product decision itself.

    From
    $77/mo
    Consult
    Free
    Delivery
    2-5 Days

Side by side

#ProviderBest forScoreFromDelivery
1PeterMDBest overall4.3$79/mo5-7 Days
2MaximusBest diagnostic depth4.2$99.99/mo3-5 Days
3RomanBest experience4.1Not published2-5 business days
4MangoRxBest same-day shipping4.1$99/moSame-Day Shipping
5HimsBest for nationwide availability3.9$99/mo2-5 Days
6DudeMedsBest for commercial-grade product3.9$77/mo2-5 Days

Frequently asked questions

How did you rank these providers?
Each is scored out of five against four weighted criteria: diagnostic depth (35%), clinician access (25%), price transparency (25%) and ongoing monitoring (15%). The criteria and weights are printed above the list. Scoring happens before any commercial consideration, and earnings only ever break a tie between two identical scores.
Do you earn money from these recommendations?
Yes, from some of them, at no additional cost to you. It does not affect the order, and this page is the evidence: Hims carries the highest earnings-per-click of any provider here and places fifth, while Roman places third on merit despite our affiliate programme with them being unapproved — meaning that listing earns us nothing at all.
What should an online TRT provider test before prescribing?
At minimum, two morning total testosterone measurements — the FDA label for testosterone cypionate requires confirmation on two separate mornings before therapy begins. A good panel adds SHBG and free testosterone, LH and FSH to separate primary from secondary hypogonadism, estradiol, and a baseline haematocrit. A platform prescribing on one total testosterone reading is not diagnosing anything.
Is online TRT legitimate?
Telehealth prescribing of testosterone is legal in the United States and testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance, so a legitimate provider will require lab work, a prescriber consultation and identity verification. A platform that will prescribe without labs is the signal to walk away.
How much does online TRT actually cost per month?
The TRT entry prices our directory records for these providers run from $77 to $99.99 a month, with one gap: Roman publishes no TRT-specific entry price, so the figure shown beside it is its provider-level $15, which is an ED per-dose price rather than a TRT monthly. The meaningful number is not the entry price anyway — it is what you pay once labs, consultation and medication are all included. Ask what the total is at month three, when the introductory period has ended and the first follow-up panel is due.

Educational reference, not medical advice. Which provider suits you depends on your labs and your history — that is a conversation with a clinician, not a ranking.