Affiliate disclosure

A site whose whole job is helping you save money owes you total honesty about how it makes its own. So here it is, in plain language: GLP-1 Savers is free to read because some of the links that send you to a program are affiliate links, and when you sign up through one, we may earn a commission. That commission costs you nothing extra, and — this is the part that matters most — it never touches the prices we report or the Value Score we give a program. It does move one thing, and we would rather tell you than have you work it out: affiliate partners get a small, capped edge in the ORDER programs are listed in. The score printed beside a program is the honest one either way, and the price is the price.

What an affiliate link actually is

When you click through to certain programs and go on to sign up, the program may pay us a small referral commission. You pay the same price you would have paid arriving on your own — the commission comes out of the program's marketing budget, not your pocket. That's the entire arrangement, and it's what keeps the price-checking going and the site free.

The savings we quote are the real savings

This is worth saying flatly, because a deals site could easily abuse it: getting paid never lets us dress up a discount. The prices, the “% versus brand-name” figures, and the “lowest honest price” calls come from what programs genuinely charge, not from what pays us the most. We'd rather point you to a cheaper option that earns us nothing than talk up a pricier one that does — and we do.

Commissions don't move the score

Our Value Score is editorial opinion, worked out under the same published methodology for every program we track. A commission never adds a single point, and a program that's a poor deal is scored like a poor deal whether it pays us or not. What a paying relationship can affect is emphasis and position — a spotlight, a featured card, and a small capped edge in the order programs are listed in. It never affects the price we show or the score we assign.

We list the cheap ones either way

To keep things simple and conservative, we treat every program we cover as one that might compensate us, rather than sorting them into “pays us” and “doesn't.” The important flip side is that we include programs regardless of whether they pay us at all — because a site that hid the cheapest option to protect a commission wouldn't be worth your trust for a second.

Who we are

GLP-1 Savers is an independent publisher and pricing desk. We aren't a pharmacy, a clinic, or a telehealth company, and apart from ordinary affiliate agreements we're not connected to any program or drug manufacturer. We don't cover every option on the market; the ones we track reflect our own editorial priorities and what readers are asking about.

A note on brand names

Wegovy®, Ozempic®, and Rybelsus® are trademarks of Novo Nordisk A/S, and Mounjaro® and Zepbound® are trademarks of Eli Lilly and Company. We mention them only to identify the medicines being discussed and to calculate savings against their list prices. Using those names doesn't imply any endorsement or affiliation, and GLP-1 Savers isn't connected with Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly, or any other maker.

Contact

Want to ask about how we earn, or flag a price that looks off? Email us anytime at deals@glp1savers.com. And remember that choosing a GLP-1 program is a health decision — our deals are a research starting point, not medical advice, as our medical disclaimer explains.