Disclosure

How MamaGLP makes money

Last updated: June 2026

We believe you deserve to know the money story up front, in the same plain words we would use with a friend — so here it is, before you read a single review.

The one-paragraph version

MamaGLP is free to read. When you follow one of our links to a provider and you sign up, that provider may pay us a referral commission — at no extra cost to you, and never a cent added to your bill. Those commissions are what fund our research, the constant re-checking of prices, and keeping the lights on. Everything below only explains the rules we put on that arrangement.

What the money can — and cannot — touch

Being honest means naming exactly where a business relationship shows up. It can influence placement and emphasis — which provider we feature on the front page, which ones we write about more often, whether a card appears highlighted. Where that happens, we tell you.

What it cannot touch is the Mama-Match Score. Every provider is scored on the same six weighted factors, and a provider that pays us gets no head start — a badly run program is scored down, partner or not. The rating is separate from sales. Emphasis is disclosed; the score is earned.

Who is behind the site

MamaGLP is an independent publisher. We are not a pharmacy, a telehealth company, or a lab, and we have no relationship with any manufacturer beyond ordinary affiliate agreements. We do not try to list every provider in the country — we cover the ones a mom who is new to GLP-1s actually asks about, chosen by editorial judgment, not by who signs the biggest check.

This is not medical advice

Choosing a GLP-1 provider is a personal health decision, and our rankings are a starting point for research — nothing more. Compounded GLP-1 medications are not FDA-approved finished pharmaceutical products, and these medications are not appropriate during pregnancy or while you are trying to conceive. Talk with a licensed health professional before starting anything, and confirm the current price and availability on the provider's site. See our medical disclaimer.

The brands we mention

Wegovy®, Ozempic® and Rybelsus® are registered trademarks of Novo Nordisk A/S; Mounjaro® and Zepbound® are registered trademarks of Eli Lilly and Company. We use these names only to identify the medications we are talking about — it does not imply any endorsement, and MamaGLP is not affiliated with Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly, or any other manufacturer.

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Have a question about any of this? The best way to reach us is on our contact page.