Is Everlywell or Superpower better value?

It depends on what you need. A single Everlywell kit costs less for one answer. For a comprehensive annual panel, Superpower's $349 covers 150+ tests across two draws (~90 on the initial draw, ~60 retested) plus an action plan and on-demand care, while Everlywell 360 is $399 for 83 biomarkers from one lab visit and a clinician-reviewed Care Plan.

Does Superpower cost less than Everlywell?

For a comprehensive annual panel, yes: Superpower is $349/year versus Everlywell 360 at $399/year. A single Everlywell kit can cost less than a membership, so it depends on whether you want one test or your full picture.

Can I use an HSA/FSA for Superpower?

Yes. Superpower is HSA/FSA eligible, so you can put pre-tax funds toward your membership. Most Everlywell tests are eligible too.

Is Superpower worth it?

Many members find it worthwhile. Superpower reports that 93% rated their action plan more useful, even life-changing, than a yearly checkup. The value comes from acting on a comprehensive baseline with a protocol and care team.

Superpower vs Everlywell: Features & Pricing (2026)

Key takeaway:

Everlywell mainly sells à-la-carte at-home kits for single conditions, plus a $399/year 83-biomarker comprehensive panel reviewed by clinicians. However, if you're looking for more post-testing actionable support at a lower price, Superpower is $349/year and pairs a personalized action plan with on-demand care-team messaging between tests rather than a single scheduled appointment, and 36.3% of Superpower members reduced their biological age score between their first and second year.

What is Superpower, and what is Everlywell?

Superpower and Everlywell are both biomarker testing companies. A biomarker testing company offers blood-based testing that measures signals in your body: cholesterol, blood sugar, hormones, and more.

But the two services here aren't built the same way. One is a subscription that measures everything once and turns it into a plan. The other is a catalog of single-purpose kits you buy as needed.

Two questions separate them: how much do they measure, and what do they help you do next?

What does Superpower include?

Superpower follows a simple path:

Join for $349 a year.
Give an initial blood draw at a lab, or at home for an added fee.
Receive ~90 health metrics in your dashboard.
Take a built-in follow-up draw later in the year, retesting ~60 biomarkers.
Get a personalized action plan.
Message your care team on demand.

Both draws happen at any of 2,000+ partner locations across 40+ states, or at home for an added fee. Results land in your dashboard 5-10 business days after each one.

Among those results is a biological-age score, included in every membership. It's a single number for your whole body, so an optional OrganAge add-on breaks it into nine organ-level scores, across systems like metabolism, inflammation, liver, and kidney health, showing you which ones are pulling the total up or down.

Acting on any of it happens in the same place. A supplement marketplace carries member-exclusive pricing, and prescriptions run through that same marketplace when clinically appropriate, priced separately.

What does Everlywell include?

Everlywell is mostly à-la-carte. You pick a single-condition kit (thyroid, vitamin D, food sensitivity, an STI panel), collect a sample at home by fingerprick, saliva, urine, or stool, and mail it to a CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited lab. Results land in the app.

The à-la-carte model and low entry price are real strengths, but each kit answers one question at a time. The Everlywell 360 is the exception: it measures 83 biomarkers through a national lab visit, adds a clinician-reviewed Care Plan, and runs $399 a year.

What biomarkers do the Superpower and Everlywell memberships measure in 2026?

Both companies measure meaningful markers, but they don't test an identical list, and their headline numbers are counted on different bases.

Superpower's initial draw measures ~90 metrics, rounding out ~70 direct lab measurements with calculated ratios like LMR, MLR, and Ferritin:Albumin. A built-in follow-up draw later in the year retests ~60 of those same markers, so the 150+ headline counts tests run across two draws — a marker retested later is counted each time — not 150 distinct biomarkers. Everlywell 360 measures 83 biomarkers from a single lab visit, with a derived WellScore and a biological-age figure calculated on top of that count. Counted like with like — one draw against one lab visit — the two panels are closer than the headline figures suggest.

That is as far as the counts take you. The difference that lasts past the blood draw is structural: the 360 is one comprehensive panel inside a catalogue of single-question kits, while Superpower is one membership where the panel arrives with a second draw, a personalized action plan, and a care team you can message about any of it.

What support and next steps do Superpower and Everlywell offer?

Superpower includes on-demand access to a care team you can message about your results, plus prescriptions available through the marketplace, when clinically appropriate, priced separately. A curated supplement marketplace offers member-exclusive pricing across categories.

Everlywell works differently. Its 360 results get a clinician-reviewed Care Plan, and GLP-1 telehealth is available through Weight Care+, a separate monthly subscription (medication priced separately). Everlywell also sells its own vitamin and supplement line, with 20% off for subscribers, but there's no persistent on-demand care team across the catalog.

The difference is what happens after the result. Everlywell's support attaches to whatever you bought: a clinician-reviewed Care Plan with the 360, a separate subscription for Weight Care+. Superpower's action plan and care team come with the membership itself, whatever your results say.

What are the official 2026 membership prices for Superpower and Everlywell?

Superpower costs $349 a year for everything in the membership.

	Superpower	Everlywell
Individual kit pricing	—	Priced à la carte per kit, including hormone collections; comprehensive kits cost more
HSA/FSA eligible	Yes — pre-tax dollars can cover it	—

On a comprehensive-panel basis, the gap is narrower but Superpower is still the lower price: $349 covers 150+ tests across two draws (~90 initial, ~60 retested) plus a protocol, care, and marketplace, while Everlywell 360 runs $399 for 83 biomarkers from one draw and a Care Plan.

Who is Superpower best for, and who is Everlywell best for?

Superpower is best for:

People who want their whole picture in one membership.
People who want a protocol and care, not just data.
People who prefer one membership over a separate blood draw for every kit.
People who want supplement and prescription access in one place.

Everlywell is best for:

People who want one specific test on demand, billed à la carte.
People who prefer self-collecting a sample at home (fingerprick or saliva), without a blood draw.
People starting small with a single concern (thyroid, vitamin D, an STI panel, food sensitivity), without a membership.

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The bottom line

Both services can put real data in your hands. Everlywell is excellent when you want one targeted answer, bought à la carte, with no membership, and its per-kit pricing means you never pay for a test you didn't want.

Superpower is built for the opposite need. Everlywell prices per question asked; Superpower prices per year, and $349 is less than the $399 Everlywell 360. A kit hands you one result; the membership is built to change what the next one says.

Superpower: one membership vs. à-la-carte kits

Everlywell's à-la-carte model leaves you buying one kit at a time and piecing your own picture together: one condition, one purchase, one result. That works when you already know what to look for. In Superpower's member data, 60% of members said Superpower identified something previously missed or overlooked by a doctor. Superpower replaces that shopping list with a single $349 membership: ~90 metrics from an initial draw, plus a built-in follow-up draw retesting ~60 of them later in the year — 150+ tests run across the two — a personalized action plan, and on-demand care-team messaging between tests rather than a one-off result.

Starting your health journey with Superpower means trading a stack of separate kits for one clear starting point. Start your Superpower membership and get your first blood draw scheduled.

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Frequently asked questions

Everlywell uses CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited labs, and independent reviews generally find its results reliable for standard markers. At-home self-collection adds variables, and some tests like IgG food sensitivity are debated, so results should support, not replace, medical care. The 360 is the exception to the self-collection question: it runs through a national lab visit rather than a kit you post.

Superpower bundles 150+ tests across two draws — ~90 metrics on the initial draw plus a built-in retest of ~60 of the same markers — with a personalized protocol, on-demand care, and a supplement and prescription marketplace in one membership. Everlywell mainly sells single-purpose at-home kits; its 360 measures 83 biomarkers from one lab visit and adds a clinician-reviewed Care Plan. The panels are closer than the headline numbers suggest, so the difference is what the membership does with the results across the year.