Calibrate review: true cost, trust file, verdict

Telehealth — insurance navigation program · A one-year metabolic program, not a med shop: $199/month with a results guarantee, brand meds via your insurance only. Post-restructuring it's a leaner company than its 2021 hype era, and its complaint volume has cooled. The right mental model is a coached program with prescribing attached.

The fee anatomy

Required membership: $199/month, billed separately from medication. $199/mo program, 3-month initial commitment ($597); meds separate, target $25/mo via insurance; labs + smart scale included; 10% weight-loss guarantee. Every "true monthly" figure below includes it — that's the number that leaves your account.
MedicationTierMed / monthFeeTrue monthlyFirst month
Program-model provider — fees above, medication billed separately (via insurance or manufacturer pricing).

Program model — prescribes and navigates insurance, does not sell meds.

The trust file

LegitScript✓ certified (seal-server verified)
Trustpilot4.5 / 5 (1,201 reviews) · source
BBBA+ · 159 complaints/3yr · source
Operating since2020
Prescriber modelsync video visit
Contractprogram commitment
Refunds & cancellationMoney-back guarantee tied to ~10% weight loss over the one-year program (conditions apply)

⚠ Flags on file

Brand-GLP-1-only via insurance; no compounding. Complaint volume has cooled (2 closed in last 12 months).

The verdict: who it's actually for

Best if
  • Insurance will cover your medication and you want heavy coaching + accountability
  • The 10%-loss guarantee terms work for you
Avoid if
  • You're cash-pay for meds (this model doesn't help)
  • You want flexibility — it's a year-long commitment by design

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Pricing from the provider's published pages on the date shown; trust facts from the linked third-party sources on 2026-09-06. No provider pays for placement or previews this page. Some links may earn commissions; verdicts never bend — disclosure. Not medical advice.