#7 of 15 on our score
Alloy review
Last reviewed: · by Julian Caraulani, reviewed by Dr. A. Goher, MBBS
FDA-approved estradiol and progesterone priced per product, plus a required one-time $49 doctor consult.
The Verdict
Is Alloy legit, and is it worth it? In our review, Alloy scores 6.7/10, #7 of 15. It does not publish an all-in price. Availability: All 50 states plus DC, per its own site (2026-11-07). Best for women who want to see each product's price up front and pay cash. The main trade-off to weigh: a $49 one-time consult is required on top of the product price.
Quick Facts
Pros
- Every hormone product priced on its site
- Sold in all 50 states and DC
- FDA-approved estradiol
Cons
- A $49 one-time consult is required on top of the product price
- Does not bill insurance
- Medication ships and bills every 3 months
- Starting prices can vary by product strength
Women who want to see each product's price up front and pay cash.
Reviewed by Dr. A. Goher, MBBS
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How It Works
Online consultation
Complete a health questionnaire; a licensed clinician reviews it and decides whether to prescribe. Consultation: $49 one-time consult, required for hormone treatment; includes doctor messaging.
Labs and plan
Labs: Not ordered through Alloy. If you are prescribed treatment, you choose a plan (6 published).
Delivery and support
Medication ships to your door from a pharmacy. Cancellation: Auto-renews; cancel 7 days before the period ends. Consult and service fees are non-refundable.
Treatments Available
This program dispenses FDA-approved products. Your clinician decides what is right for you.
Pricing Details
| Plan | Per month |
|---|---|
Progesterone pill Plus the required $49 one-time consult: about $325 for the first 12 months at this price; free delivery source, 2026-11-07 | $23 plus add-ons |
Estradiol pill FDA-approved; plus the required $49 one-time consult: about $529 for the first 12 months at this price; free delivery source, 2026-11-07 | $39.99 plus add-ons |
Estradiol vaginal cream Plus the required $49 one-time consult: about $529 for the first 12 months at this price source, 2026-11-07 | $39.99 plus add-ons |
Estradiol gel Plus the required $49 one-time consult: about $889 for the first 12 months at this price source, 2026-11-07 | $69.99 plus add-ons |
Evamist spray Plus the required $49 one-time consult: about $889 for the first 12 months at this price source, 2026-11-07 | $69.99 plus add-ons |
Estradiol patch Plus the required $49 one-time consult: about $1,249 for the first 12 months at this price source, 2026-11-07 | $100 plus add-ons |
- Treatments
- Estrogen (patch, gel or pill), Progesterone, Vaginal estrogen
- Medication in price
- Included
- Drugs dispensed
- FDA-approved
- Labs
- Not ordered through Alloy
- Consult fee
- $49 one-time consult, required for hormone treatment; includes doctor messaging
- Membership
- None stated
- Insurance
- No; cash-pay, FSA and HSA cards accepted
- States
- All 50 states plus DC, per its own site (2026-11-07)
- Cancellation
- Auto-renews; cancel 7 days before the period ends. Consult and service fees are non-refundable
- Est. first year
- About $325 on the lowest listed price, including the required $49 one-time fee
See Alloy's current prices on its site.
Consultation: $49 one-time consult, required for hormone treatment; includes doctor messaging · Auto-renews; cancel 7 days before the period ends. Consult and service fees are non-refundable
Is Alloy Legit?
Alloy is an online program where a licensed clinician reviews your health history and decides whether to prescribe. We found no FDA warning letter when we searched on November 7, 2026. On Trustpilot it scores 4.3/5 from 4,195 reviews. Our score is 6.7/10.
- No FDA warning letter found (searched November 7, 2026)
- Medication type on file: FDA-approved
- No all-in price published
- States its cancellation terms
Read the full check: Is Alloy legit? →
It dispenses FDA-approved medication. As with any online program, confirm a licensed clinician reviews your intake and that the pharmacy is licensed.
What Real Customers Say About Alloy
On Trustpilot, Alloy scores 4.3/5 from 4,195 reviews.
We treat recurring complaints as the useful signal, not the average score: a pattern you can check before you pay is worth more than a star rating. Where the theme is price, note that we re-read Alloy's published prices on its own site and date every one on this page.
Read the reviews →How We Reviewed Alloy
We score every program on the same five criteria, from what its own site publishes: the real all-in price, transparency, care, access and reputation. Commission is not a criterion.
Overall 6.7/10 · prices checked n/a · pricing basis: lowest published all-in plan. How each criterion is scored.
What we could not verify
- Prices above the starting strength
- A search result showed $74.99 for the patch; its own page reads $100
Our Verdict
Alloy scores 6.7/10 in our evaluation, #7 of 15. Its strongest point: every hormone product priced on its site. Best for women who want to see each product's price up front and pay cash.
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Prices are on its site. Consultation: $49 one-time consult, required for hormone treatment; includes doctor messaging.
Start your intakeFrequently Asked Questions
Is Alloy legit?
Alloy is an online program where a licensed clinician reviews your health history and decides whether to prescribe. We found no FDA warning letter when we searched on November 7, 2026. On Trustpilot it scores 4.3/5 from 4,195 reviews. Our score is 6.7/10.
How much does Alloy cost?
Alloy does not publish an all-in monthly price; you see it after the consultation.
Is the medication included in Alloy's price?
Yes, the headline price includes the medication.
Does Alloy use FDA-approved or compounded medication?
FDA-approved. Compounded drugs are mixed by a pharmacy and are not FDA-approved as finished products.
Does Alloy take insurance?
No; cash-pay, FSA and HSA cards accepted.