Key takeaway:
What is Superpower, and what is Hone Health?
Superpower and Hone Health are both biomarker testing services. A biomarker testing service measures signals in your blood at set intervals. Biomarkers are things like cholesterol, blood sugar, hormones, and inflammation. Some services stop at a panel and a report. Others turn results into a plan and ongoing care.
Two questions separate them: how much do they measure, and what do they help you do next?
One nuance matters here. Some services test broadly across the whole body, while others go deep on a single area like hormones. Superpower and Hone Health sit on opposite ends of that line.
What does Superpower include?
Superpower follows a simple path:
- Join for $349 a year. (HSA/FSA eligible)
- 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.
Testing reaches 2,000+ partner locations across 40+ states. Results arrive in your dashboard 5-10 business days after each draw.
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.
You can shop a supplement marketplace with member-exclusive pricing, and prescription access is available in the marketplace (medications priced separately). Gut microbiome testing is an add-on.
What does Hone Health include?
Hone Health starts with a $65 assessment of 50+ markers, drawn at a national lab location. A board-certified telehealth physician then reviews your results over a video consult and builds a provider-guided treatment plan.
From there you join an ongoing membership, billed monthly from $25 to $155, with retesting cadence that varies by tier. Medication is billed separately.
The real strength here is the clinician model: licensed physicians who specialize in hormone health and prescribe directly. For someone focused on hormone optimization, that's a genuine fit.
What biomarkers do the Superpower and Hone Health memberships measure in 2026?
Superpower's initial draw combines direct lab measurements with calculated, derived metrics for ~90 health metrics; a built-in follow-up draw later in the year retests ~60 of those same markers, for 150+ tests across the two. Hone's panel is smaller and hormone-centric by design.
| Superpower | Hone Health | |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Whole-body | Hormone-focused |
| How the headline count is built | 150+ across an initial ~90-metric draw plus a built-in retest of ~60 of the same markers | 50+ per panel, retested on a cadence that varies by tier |
The difference is breadth versus focus, not one panel measuring more markers than the other. For hormone health, total and free testosterone are the markers commonly assessed when evaluating testosterone, with SHBG, LH, estradiol, and hematocrit for context, per Endocrine Society guidance.
What support and next steps do Superpower and Hone Health offer?
Hone Health has real prescription depth. Its telehealth physicians prescribe TRT for men, HRT for women, GLP-1 medications, and other hormone therapy, with frequent hormone retesting. Here's where the two genuinely differ, and it cuts both ways.
That retesting stays within the same 50+ marker Hone panel, while a Superpower follow-up draw repeats key trackable markers rather than the full initial ~90-marker whole-body panel. If hormone treatment is your main goal, that's a strong, focused offering.
Superpower also includes prescription access when clinically appropriate, covering options like TRT and GLP-1s, priced separately, plus on-demand care-team messaging and a supplement marketplace with member-exclusive pricing. The difference is scope. Hone goes deep on one area; Superpower wraps hormones into a whole-body baseline you can act on across the board.
What are the official 2026 membership prices for Superpower and Hone Health?
Superpower costs $349 a year.
- Superpower: one flat $349/year membership, HSA/FSA eligible, with no tier-dependent range to calculate.
- Hone Health: Premium runs $65 to start plus $155 a month, which annualizes to roughly $1,925, with medication billed on top; Basic starts far lower: a $25 initial test plus a one-time $25 onboarding fee, then $25 a month. Against Hone's Premium tier, Superpower is clearly cheaper, but Basic's low monthly fee means its first-year total depends on how many months you stay enrolled, so "Superpower costs less" doesn't hold as a flat claim across every tier.
Who is Superpower best for, and who is Hone Health best for?
Superpower is best for:
- People who want a full whole-body baseline, not just hormone data.
- People who want a protocol and care in one membership.
- Testers who want one predictable flat price ($349) rather than a range that depends on tier and treatment.
- People who want their whole-body baseline covered by just two built-in draws a year.
- People who want supplement and prescription access together.
Hone Health is best for:
- Men, and increasingly women, focused specifically on hormone optimization.
- People who want provider-guided TRT, HRT, or related treatment.
- People who value frequent hormone retesting with telehealth physicians.
Test 150+ biomarkers
One membership, two built-in draws. Get a full picture of your health and the action plan you need to improve it.
Test 150+ biomarkers
One membership, two built-in draws. Get a full picture of your health and the action plan you need to improve it.
The final word: does Superpower or Hone Health fit you?
Both services start with blood, but they answer different questions. Hone Health goes deep on one area: hormones. That focus is genuine, and for someone whose main goal is TRT or HRT, it fits well.
But hormones are one part of your health, not the whole of it. Metabolic, cardiovascular, thyroid, kidney, liver, and inflammation markers all move on their own timelines, and a hormone-led panel is narrower by design. A fuller baseline is what surfaces the problems you weren't already looking for.
Superpower: whole-body context vs. Hone's hormone-only focus
Hone Health's hormone-only model leaves everything else on you: track hormones with a physician, then go find a separate way to watch your metabolic, cardiovascular, thyroid, kidney, liver, and inflammation markers. Superpower folds all of that into one $349/year membership, an initial complete draw plus a built-in follow-up draw against Hone's $65 assessment plus a $25-$155/month membership. It pairs that with a personalized action plan and on-demand care-team messaging between tests, rather than a single scheduled visit. In Superpower's own member data, 60% of members said Superpower identified something previously missed or overlooked by a doctor.
Starting with the whole picture, rather than one system at a time, is the more useful place to begin a health journey. Start your Superpower blood test and see where your numbers actually stand.
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References
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- Hone Health. (2026). TRT cost per month: How much is testosterone? Hone Health.
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- Bhasin, S., Brito, J. P., Cunningham, G. R., et al. (2018). Testosterone therapy in men with hypogonadism: An Endocrine Society clinical practice guideline. The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 103(5), 1715-1744.
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