Key takeaway:
What is Everlywell, and what is Hone Health?
Everlywell sells single tests and kits, and its annual membership, Everlywell 360, bundles one lab draw with a clinician-reviewed Care Plan.
Hone Health calls itself an online clinic. Members start with a lab panel, then work with a licensed physician on care and monitoring, with medication billed on top of the plan.
Both open with bloodwork. They split on what the blood test is for: a plan to read, or a prescription to start.
What does Everlywell include?
A $399 Everlywell 360 membership includes one lab test, a WellScore, and a Care Plan reviewed by a clinician. A higher tier, 360 + Consult, adds a 1:1 meeting with a licensed provider.
Everlywell lays out three steps:
- Schedule lab tests — Reserve an appointment at one of its partner labs.
- Review your results — Read the numbers in a dashboard, with analysis from clinicians.
- Take action — Use the Care Plan, and add a consult if you want to talk it through.
Lab fees come with the purchase. A phlebotomist draws blood from your arm, and you provide a urine sample on your own after a fast of 9 to 12 hours, per Everlywell's help center.
What does Hone Health include?
Hone Health members get lab testing on 50+ biomarkers, physician access, prescribed medications, and supplements from Hone's own storefront. Premium is $155 a month and Basic is $25 a month, with medication extra.
Hone's Premium plan follows four steps:
- Measure what matters — Book a comprehensive panel at a partner lab.
- Consult with a licensed physician — Go over results, symptoms, and goals in a private video appointment.
- Ongoing personalized care — Repeat labs and clinician support, plus access to Hone's medications and supplements.
- Optimize your health — Retest every 3 months and keep messaging your care team.
Basic drops the included consult. Members read their own results, retest every 6 months, and can buy a physician visit as needed. Hone also sells Plus, a men's hormone therapy tier priced at $135 a month after a $45 first test, which runs on an at-home kit.
What biomarkers do Everlywell and Hone Health measure in 2026?
Everlywell 360 reports 83 biomarkers once a year. Hone Health publishes 63 biomarkers across its men's and women's panels, and describes each panel as 50+.
Neither company marks its calculated values, so the split below applies one rule to both published lists. Everlywell's list includes urinalysis, and Hone's does not.
| Everlywell 360 | Hone Health | |
|---|---|---|
| Initial draw | 87-88 biomarkers (78-80 distinct and 8-9 calculated) | 63 biomarkers listed across both sexes (51 distinct and 12 calculated) |
| Follow-up draw | None, Everlywell 360 runs once a year | Retests the panel every 3 months (Premium) or 6 months (Basic), included |
| Headline count | 83 biomarkers on one test | 50+ biomarkers per panel |
Everlywell's single visit reads more markers than one Hone panel. Hone repeats its panel, and on Premium that means four times a year.
Hone's add-ons include:
- Scans — DEXA through BodySpec, and a Prenuvo whole-body MRI at a member rate.
- Heart health — An expanded heart panel that Premium folds into standard labs.
Everlywell's single-test catalog sits outside the membership:
- Cancer screening — Clairity Breast, Galleri, Caris Detect, and FIT colon screening.
- Heart and daily health — Cholesterol and lipids, HbA1c, thyroid, and vitamin D and inflammation kits.
- Sexual health — At-home and in-person STD panels.
What are the official 2026 membership prices for Everlywell and Hone Health?
Everlywell 360 costs $399 a year. Hone's help center prices Basic at $300 a year and Premium at $1,860 a year, billed monthly at $25 and $155, with medication on top.
Hone adds a starting fee. Starting fees raise the first year, so it adds up to $350 on Basic ($300 plus $50 in starting fees) and $1,925 on Premium ($1,860 plus $65). Either way, Basic lands below Everlywell 360's $399 and Premium lands well above it.
Everlywell's own pricing leaves out extras too: additional labs and prescriptions are not part of the fee. Both companies say their services can be paid for with HSA/FSA funds, subject to plan rules.
What role does prescribing play in each model?
Hone Health is built around prescriptions, and Everlywell offers one only as an outcome of a consult.
Hone's published list of programs covers hormone therapy, weight loss, thyroid, sexual health, heart health, and longevity, all with medication cost on top of the membership. Basic leaves hormone therapy out of its plan. A man beginning hormone therapy also pays for one confirmatory lab: $25 at a lab on Premium, or $45 in a lab and $80 at home on Plus.
Everlywell works differently: a clinician can prescribe during a consultation, if medical judgment supports it. The help center says prescribing is not part of the base membership, so it arrives through the 360 + Consult tier or a virtual visit.
For a reader who already knows a prescription is the goal, Hone's setup is the shorter route. For someone who wants to see the numbers first, Everlywell keeps that decision for later.
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One membership, one blood draw. Get a full picture of your health and the action plan you need to improve it.
How often does each one retest, and who reviews the results?
Hone retests every 3 or 6 months, while Everlywell draws once a year and moves on to its Care Plan.
On Premium, Hone sets up a physician review after each draw. Its help center says at-lab results take about 10 business days, then the physician reviews them within 1 to 2 business days before a consult is scheduled.
Most Everlywell results come back within 9 days of lab work. The Care Plan is due a day after that. A second look at your numbers means buying another test.
Where are Everlywell and Hone Health tests available?
Everlywell books 360 draws through 2,000+ partner labs, yet the membership is not offered in Arizona, Alaska, Hawaii, New Jersey, New York, or Rhode Island.
Hone Health uses 2,000+ partner labs. Its state list leaves out these places: Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and Washington, D.C. New York gets every plan but Plus. Hone's at-home kits are for men only.
Who is Everlywell best for, and who is Hone Health best for?
Everlywell is best for:
- People who want one annual lab visit and a Care Plan, with no monthly bill.
- People who want a WellScore with their annual panel.
- People who want to buy kits for one health question at a time.
Hone Health is best for:
- People who want a physician and a prescription pathway built into the membership.
- People who want their panel repeated every 3 or 6 months.
- People who want a lower annual fee on Basic and can pay for physician visits as needed.
The bottom line
Everlywell 360 and Hone Health answer different questions. Everlywell gives you a longer one-time panel and a Care Plan a clinician has reviewed. Hone gives you repeat testing and a physician, with prescribing at the center of the plan.
Neither membership fee covers the prescriptions that follow. Everlywell sells its own supplements, and Hone bills medication on top of its $300 or $1,860 fee.
At $199 a year in most states, Superpower is the lowest price here, under Everlywell 360's $399, Hone Basic's $300, and Hone Premium's $1,860, which adds physician consults. Superpower AI turns 100+ biomarkers from a single draw, wearable data, and medical records into your Superpower Protocol, with AI and care team support when questions come up. Supplements are in the marketplace at up to 20% off, and prescriptions are available when clinically appropriate, priced separately. Superpower says 93% of members found their action plan more useful, even life-changing, than a yearly checkup.
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Frequently asked questions
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