Maximus vs PeterMD

Side-by-side TRT telehealth comparison · Source-check dates shown for each provider

Previously published research: this pair includes a provider outside our current approved-partner shortlist. Price evidence retains its original dates. Scores use the current public-information method. Compare approved partners.

The short answer

Maximus: $100/mo, on a 6-month or 12-month commitment; PeterMD: $139/mo, all-in. Check what each price includes before choosing: medication, required tests and payment commitments can change the bill.

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MaximusPeterMD
Source record checked
Consult feeNo membership fee; consults are messaging-based and included with treatment [Verified August 2026]Included; unlimited physician consults [Reported]
Published entry price$100/mo, on a 6-month or 12-month commitment$139/mo, all-in
Annual treatment example~$1,250~$1,774
Plan assumptionsWhat the estimate coversWhat the estimate covers
Bloodwork$99.99 at-home testosterone test; labs billed separately from the treatment subscription [Verified August 2026, maximustribe.com lab-tests page]Health Assessment Panel $190 list, $95 at the standing 50% off, mandatory unless you have lab results from the last 6 months, and unavailable in AL, NJ, NY and ID. Monitoring cadence unconfirmed [Verified August 2026, checkout]
Formats offeredoral, injection, creaminjection
InsuranceNo, cash payNo, cash pay
StatesNot confirmed [Reported, verify before relying]48-state clinical coverage [Reported]. Separately, the Katalys referral offer excludes Alabama and Idaho for injectable TRT and enclomiphene. Confirm eligibility for the exact product with PeterMD.
Trustpilot4.4/5 · ~600 reviews4.9/5 · ~10,000 reviews
Public-information score6.0/107.0/10
Transparency gradeDC
Sources and limitsMaximus evidence recordPeterMD evidence record
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What does Maximus's annual estimate cover?

$99.99 at-home lab + enclomiphene on the 12-month plan, first month at the advertised 50% off ($49.99) and eleven at $99.99, is $1,249.87. Without the intro discount the same year is $1,299.87. The same twelve months bought one at a time cost $99.99 + $199.99 × 12 = $2,499.87, so the commitment saves half, and cancelling inside it still leaves every remaining month owing [Verified August 2026].

What does PeterMD's annual estimate cover?

Month-to-month path, the one a new patient defaults into: $278 for the two-month upfront SKU + $11.09 checkout service fee + $95 new-patient labs, then $139/mo for months 3 through 12, which is $1,774.09 all-in (meds, supplies, shipping, consults included). Committing instead costs less: the 12-month plan is $948 prepaid, so the same year runs $948 + $95 labs + the checkout fee. Bring your own bloodwork from the last 6 months and the $95 comes off either path [Verified August 2026].

Annual examples may cover different medicines and services; they are not equivalent treatment quotes. Scores measure public information, not clinical quality or safety. See the scoring method.

Where both fall short

The honest part

Maximus

  • Earlier research reported BBB F. This is separate from the public-information score and was not reverified in the September disclosure check [Reported]
  • Unfulfilled-prescription complaint basis for the F [Reported]
  • Cancelling mid-term still owes every remaining month of the 6-month or 12-month commitment, per Maximus's own terms. On a provider whose BBB F is for not delivering prescriptions, that combination is the red flag, not either half [Verified August 2026]
  • Plans auto-renew for a full further term at the then-current rate unless cancelled before the renewal date [Verified August 2026, terms]
  • Anchor pricing: the advertised monthly is the longest tier, and one month costs $199.99 or $249.99 [Verified August 2026]

PeterMD

  • BBB fulfillment/refund complaint pattern (unfulfilled orders, underfilled-vial allegation, expired-medication report) [Reported]
  • Permanent '50% off' labs anchor pricing
  • Advertised $79/mo floor requires $948 prepaid for 12 months; the month-to-month rate is $139 [Verified August 2026]
  • Paid PR placement ('Is PeterMD Legit?' on AccessNewswire) [Reported]

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This is general information, not medical advice. Hormone therapy is prescription treatment. Whether either provider fits your health history is a decision for a licensed clinician. Each provider's evidence record has its own check date, sources and limits. Items marked [Reported] have not been independently confirmed. Confirm current prices and availability before booking.

FAQ

Maximus vs PeterMD: quick answers

Is Maximus or PeterMD cheaper?

Maximus: about $1,250 in the documented annual example. $99.99 at-home lab + enclomiphene on the 12-month plan, first month at the advertised 50% off ($49.99) and eleven at $99.99, is $1,249.87. Without the intro discount the same year is $1,299.87. The same twelve months bought one at a time cost $99.99 + $199.99 × 12 = $2,499.87, so the commitment saves half, and cancelling inside it still leaves every remaining month owing [Verified August 2026]. PeterMD: about $1,774 in the documented annual example. Month-to-month path, the one a new patient defaults into: $278 for the two-month upfront SKU + $11.09 checkout service fee + $95 new-patient labs, then $139/mo for months 3 through 12, which is $1,774.09 all-in (meds, supplies, shipping, consults included). Committing instead costs less: the 12-month plan is $948 prepaid, so the same year runs $948 + $95 labs + the checkout fee. Bring your own bloodwork from the last 6 months and the $95 comes off either path [Verified August 2026]. These are not necessarily the same treatment. Compare the prescribed product, required fees and billing period before deciding which costs less for you.

Does Maximus or PeterMD take insurance?

Neither. Both are cash-pay. Maximus: $100/mo, on a 6-month or 12-month commitment. PeterMD: $139/mo, all-in.

Which is more transparent about pricing, Maximus or PeterMD?

PeterMD: transparency grade C vs D. Package pricing IS published and is now readable end to end: the plan ladder, the $95 labs and the $147 HCG vial were all read off getpetermd.com directly on 2026-08-16 [Verified August 2026]. Maximus's core issue: product prices are published in full, and the month-to-month premium is published too, contrary to what this record claimed until 2026-08-16: every protocol page shows a 1 Month tier beside the discounted one, $199.99 for enclomiphene, cream and injectable, $249.99 for oral testosterone [Verified August 2026].

What do independent reviews say about Maximus and PeterMD?

Maximus: 4.4/5 on Trustpilot (~600 reviews); BBB F. PeterMD: 4.9/5 on Trustpilot (~10,000 reviews); BBB NR. Ratings shown as reported by each platform. We never blend or fabricate them.

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