Superpower vs Mito Health

What is Superpower, and what is Mito Health?

Superpower and Mito Health are both biomarker testing services. A biomarker testing service offers blood-based testing at set intervals, then turns the results into guidance. Biomarkers are measurable signals in your blood, like cholesterol, blood sugar, and hormones.

Some platforms stop at a report. Others help you act on it. Two questions separate them: how much do they measure, and what do they help you do next?

Superpower runs 150+ health metrics across two included draws; Mito centers on a clinician-reviewed report and biological-age tracking, with panels you pick or build yourself. The real difference is what happens after the numbers come back.

What does Superpower include?

Superpower includes a $349/year membership covering 150+ health metrics, a personalized action plan, a built-in follow-up draw, and on-demand care-team messaging. Superpower follows a simple path:

1. Join for $349 a year. (HSA/FSA eligible)
2. Give an initial blood draw at a lab, or at home.
3. Receive ~90 health metrics in your dashboard.
4. Get a personalized action plan.
5. Take a built-in follow-up draw later in your membership year, retesting ~60 biomarkers.
6. 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.

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What does Mito Health include?

You give one blood draw at a partner lab, then Mito pairs AI analysis with a clinician-reviewed report. Mito Health takes a high-touch approach: concierge messaging and year-round clinician guidance for members, framed around longevity.

A standout step is a 1:1 live video consult, where a licensed clinician walks you through your results, backed by concierge messaging. The consult is an optional paid add-on, $39 per 30 minutes at the member rate and $99 for non-members. You also get a dashboard and biological-age analysis.

Its named panels range from about 120 markers (Essential) to about 180 (Ultra), each bought separately at member pricing, and members can also build their own panel from a marketplace of 1,000+ tests. It's available across the U.S. (New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island route through BioReference) and is eligible for HSA and FSA spending. Member-priced supplements are announced but not yet live, and there's no prescription marketplace.

What biomarkers do the Superpower and Mito Health memberships measure in 2026?

Superpower runs 150+ tests across two draws in its standard panel — ~90 from the initial draw plus a built-in follow-up retesting ~60 of the same markers — all included in the flat $349/year price. Mito's named panels are larger by raw count: Essential runs about 120 markers, Core about 140, and Ultra about 180. The two headline numbers are counted on different bases, and each company publishes its own: Mito's is the marker count of a single named panel on one draw, Superpower's counts results across an initial draw and a built-in retest of markers already on it. The difference that decides the cost is structure, not size — each Mito panel is a separate marketplace purchase on top of the $9/month ($99/year) membership, and no panel includes a built-in retest the way Superpower's does.

*Superpower's 150+ combines direct lab measurements with calculated ratios across an initial draw and a built-in retest of the same markers, included in one flat annual price. Mito publishes a marker count for each named panel on a single draw, and each panel is purchased à la carte, on top of its $9/month ($99/year) membership.

What support and next steps do Superpower and Mito Health offer?

Superpower closes the loop. Your results feed a personalized protocol that connects to supplements at member-exclusive pricing and prescription access, medications priced separately, all in one membership, with on-demand care between tests. This is where the two diverge most. That loop is also where a panel earns its keep: 60% of members said Superpower identified something previously missed or overlooked by a doctor.

Mito Health hands you a clinician-reviewed report and an optional live consult to talk it through, which is genuinely valuable. But member-priced supplements are announced, not yet live, and there's no prescription marketplace, so acting on your numbers — supplements and medications especially — largely happens elsewhere.

One service keeps testing and action under one roof; the other points you outward.

What are the official 2026 membership prices for Superpower and Mito Health?

Superpower costs $349 a year, flat and all-in.

• Superpower: $349/year, flat and all-in, HSA/FSA eligible.
• Mito Health: $9/month membership ($99/year) unlocks member pricing for à la carte tests — named panels are purchased separately, from $89.61 for Essential up to $1,503.51 for Ultra at member pricing, plus a $9.50-$15 lab draw fee per visit; a standalone consult runs $39 per 30 minutes at the member rate, and Mito Health is eligible for HSA and FSA spending too.

Who is Superpower best for, and who is Mito Health best for?

Superpower is best for:

• People who want a full panel plus a built-in retest in one flat price, not per-panel spending.
• People who want a protocol and care, not just a report.
• People who want supplement and prescription access in one membership.
• People who want to act on their results between tests.

Mito Health is best for:

• People who specifically want a booked 1:1 live clinician video consult to walk through their results.
• People who want to build their own panel from a 1,000+ test marketplace and pay per order.

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Mito Health or a flat membership: the bottom line

Mito Health's standout is a single booked 1:1 live video consult, $39 per 30 minutes at the member rate, where a clinician walks you through your results once, backed by concierge messaging. Its $9/month entry price is low, but any repeat panel or consult adds à la carte costs on top of that membership.

The alternative is one flat price that already includes a second draw and ongoing support: $349 a year for 150+ health metrics across an initial draw and a built-in retest, a personalized protocol, and support that isn't tied to a single scheduled call. Which one fits depends on whether a one-time walkthrough is what you're after, or ongoing access between tests.

Superpower: on-demand care between tests, not one consult

A single walkthrough call explains what your results mean once; after that, Mito Health members are back to messaging support or booking (and paying for) another session, and any supplement or medication conversation happens outside the platform entirely.

Superpower keeps that conversation open for the full membership year. The $349 price bundles on-demand care-team messaging between tests, a personalized action plan built from the same 150+ metrics, and a supplement and prescription marketplace at member pricing, so acting on a result doesn't need a separate booking, a separate purchase, or a separate vendor.

Starting with a clear picture of your own biomarkers is the first step toward a plan you'll actually follow, not just a report you read once. Start your Superpower membership and turn a single set of results into ongoing, on-demand support.