daily foundational supplement subscription offering a comprehensive greens-and-nutrient formula designed to cover broad nutritional gaps and longevity-adjacent health goals
AG1 is included in the directory because its official site gives the app a real provider to compare across longevity supplements, access model, and commercial structure.
Verify pricing, services, and signup details directly with AG1 before making a final decision.
Starting price
$79
per month
Reputation data
9,847 reviews
Telehealth
Clinic-first
21 states served
Pricing table
Access snapshot
Why shoppers shortlist this provider
AG1 has one of the highest public awareness levels among daily supplement subscriptions, making it a useful mass-market benchmark on longevity-supplement comparison pages.
Cost context
Use AG1 when its care model matches what you want and the visible price still makes sense against the broader market median.
Market median
$75
AG1 sits inside a market where 100% of providers show a usable price anchor.
Transparent pricing
100%
of researched providers in this category show a usable price anchor.
Telehealth rate
0%
support telehealth in the current researched set.
Official-site readout
AG1 has one of the highest public awareness levels among daily supplement subscriptions, making it a useful mass-market benchmark on longevity-supplement comparison pages.
AG1 sells a monthly subscription at $79/month, or $97 for a single one-time purchase. Annual plans reduce the per-month cost. The product is a single all-in-one daily supplement sachet.
Benchmark median for longevity-supplements is about $75, which helps frame this provider's visible price.
No physician consult required. Direct-to-consumer supplement purchase.
No membership fee. Subscription discount is applied automatically at $79/month compared to one-time pricing.
No lab requirements. AG1 is a direct supplement purchase with no diagnostic gating.
Scoring snapshot
Affordability
7/10Affordability score: 7/10 because the visible starting price is $79 and extra fees may still apply.
Transparency
8/10Price transparency score: 8/10 because the provider lists a public price anchor, while labs and membership details remain less clear.
Convenience
7/10Convenience score: 7/10 because access is more location-dependent and booking is online.
Medical oversight
5/10Medical oversight score: 5/10 because the public flow is lighter, and lab support is not clearly included.
Watchouts
Pricing is transparent and fully listed. No hidden fees or required add-ons.
AG1 is a lifestyle supplement brand, not a longevity protocol — comparing it directly to targeted NAD+ or senolytic programs may overstate its longevity positioning.
No diagnostic or lab component means users cannot track whether the supplement is producing measurable changes.
Labs may be billed separately from the visible price.
Consult follow-ups or shipping can still change the total.
Strengths
Official site clearly positions AG1 around longevity supplements and broader longevity support.
Physical or concierge delivery model adds useful contrast against telehealth-first providers already in the directory.
Published service framing is strong enough to support provider, comparison, and location pages.
Tradeoffs
Some final pricing still depends on consult review, location, or service customization.
Geographic access is narrower than broad telehealth operators, so user fit depends more on location.
Ideal buyer
AG1 has one of the highest public awareness levels among daily supplement subscriptions, making it a useful mass-market benchmark on longevity-supplement comparison pages.
The single-product model simplifies pricing comparison but limits the depth of longevity targeting compared to stacked protocol brands.
The 30-day trial offer makes it lower-risk to trial compared to multi-product supplement programs.
Navigate deeper
States served: DC, AZ, CA, CO, FL, GA, IL, MA, MN, NC, NJ, NV, NY, OH, OR, PA, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA. Ships nationwide and internationally. Shipping is available and membership is not required.
Not the best fit
Some final pricing still depends on consult review, location, or service customization.
Geographic access is narrower than broad telehealth operators, so user fit depends more on location.
Some final pricing still depends on consult review, location, or service customization.
Before signup
What is included in the visible per month price?
Are labs, medication, or refills billed separately?
What are the cancellation or pause terms?
Which states or visit types are actually available right now?
Answers focus on pricing model, service scope, and commercial comparison context.
AG1 is listed as a daily foundational supplement subscription offering a comprehensive greens-and-nutrient formula designed to cover broad nutritional gaps and longevity-adjacent health goals with official-site signals across longevity supplements, pricing context, and care-model detail.
AG1 is better understood as a clinic, network, concierge, or in-person service model rather than a purely digital telehealth subscription.
AG1 gives the directory another real comparison point for longevity supplements, pricing style, and how different longevity operators structure care before a visitor clicks out.
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Methodology, sources, and disclaimer
Methodology
What this profile is based on
This profile is based on AG1's official website, service positioning, and publicly visible care model reviewed on April 28, 2026 for directory comparison use.
Disclaimer
Use this as research, not medical advice
Informational only. Longevity Costs publishes provider research, public pricing context, and comparison summaries for informational purposes only. This site is not a medical provider, clinic, pharmacy, or emergency service. Verify pricing, availability, and eligibility directly with the provider.
Source
Customer support via chat and email. No clinical support offered.
Verification
Pricing is transparent and fully listed. No hidden fees or required add-ons.
Cadence
This page is reviewed and updated on a rolling basis.
Official source reference: AG1 profile URL. Content is informational only and not medical advice.
