Blood test membership

InsideTrackerMembership + Ultimate Blood Test

Name: InsideTracker Membership + Ultimate Blood Test
Brand: InsideTracker
Price: 489.00 USD

Blood test of up to 54 biomarkers plus a yearly Action Plan membership

By Porsche Ma Facts checked Oct 13, 2026

Source-based analysis, not hands-on testing. Our method

Cofounder of Superhuman Chambers · About the author. General information, not medical advice. No independent clinical review is claimed.

The verdict

InsideTracker's $489 new-customer bundle buys a year of membership and one Ultimate blood test of up to 54 biomarkers, usually drawn at Quest. It's for a US adult who wants one broad panel and plans to retest at $340 a time. The catch is that the renewal price isn't stated, and refunds end once blood is drawn.

The trade-off

Retests push the yearly cost up fast ($829 a year at two single tests), the store doesn't publish the renewal price or biomarker list, and refunds end once testing is done.

InsideTracker Membership + Ultimate Blood Test, manufacturer product image — Photo: InsideTracker.Source ↗

Model reviewed: US/Canada new-customer bundle: annual membership plus one Ultimate blood test, $489

$489

US price, checked Oct 13, 2026

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About this price

This is the new-customer bundle price on InsideTracker's Ultimate page, before tax. Shipping is calculated at checkout. The page lists the membership at $149, and its page data carries $340 as the Ultimate test's price. The store home page sells members-only Ultimate tests at $340, so $489 is the membership plus one test. The home page also lists the bundle at $489 and says it includes the annual platform fee. The $119 mobile blood draw and add-on tests cost extra. No sale or strikethrough price was shown for the bundle, and the renewal price isn't given. The store home page lists the $149 membership on its own only under "International only".

A GOOD FIT FOR

A US adult near a Quest location who wants one broad panel now and plans to pay $340 per retest to track the same markers every 3 to 6 months.

You're a US adult near a Quest Diagnostics location and want one broad blood panel with a personalized nutrition and lifestyle Action Plan
You plan to retest every 3 to 6 months and follow the same biomarkers over time

THINK TWICE IF

Anyone expecting diagnosis, treatment or medical advice, which InsideTracker's terms say the platform doesn't provide
Anyone in New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Hawaii, Arizona or Canada who doesn't want to pay $119 for the required mobile draw
Anyone who needs to see the exact biomarker list before buying
Anyone under 18

What still needs checking

Renewal price after the first year
Whether the membership part of the bundle can be refunded: the help center says membership purchases are ineligible for refunds, but also that refund requests are limited to 30 days from purchase or renewal
Whether Arizona residents must use the mobile draw: the product page says so, but its FAQ lists only New York, New Jersey, Hawaii and Rhode Island
Which biomarkers the Ultimate test includes and when fewer than 54 are measured
Whether Canadian customers pay the same amounts, and in which currency
Whether a clinician reviews individual results: the terms say a licensed clinician may order the tests, without forming a doctor-patient relationship
Whether the testing labs hold CAP accreditation
Which labs besides Quest are used
Prices of add-on tests such as InnerAge, the DNA kit and Healthspan Category Tests

The practical details.

Specifications for InsideTracker Membership + Ultimate Blood Test
Exact variant	US/Canada new-customer bundle: annual membership plus one Ultimate blood test, $489
Biomarkers	Up to 54 per Ultimate test, though the store pages don't list which ones
Sample method	Lab blood draw, most often at Quest Diagnostics. A mobile draw costs $119 extra and is required in NY, NJ, RI, HI, AZ and Canada
Preparation	Fast for at least 12 hours and have blood drawn in the morning. Avoid strenuous exercise for 48 hours beforehand, and alcohol and supplements for 24 hours
Turnaround	Results on the platform within 7 business days of the blood draw
What you get	Biomarker analysis, zero-to-100 scores across 10 healthspan categories and a customizable Action Plan. You can add DNA and fitness-tracker data
Membership terms	The annual membership ($149 in the bundle) renews every year, at a price InsideTracker doesn't state. You can cancel any time in your account, effective for the next annual period. Purchased tests must be used within 2 years and can be transferred to someone else
Member retests	$340 per Ultimate test, for members only. Packs cost $578 for 2 tests or $1,088 for 4, shown as discounts from $680 and $1,360. InsideTracker suggests retesting every 3 to 6 months
Eligibility and payment	Adults 18 and older. Eligible US customers can pay with HSA/FSA funds through Truemed. Insulin testing isn't available in Canada
Dimensions	There's no physical product. It's a blood-test membership.
Materials	Not applicable. You get your results, scores and Action Plan on InsideTracker's online platform.

Before you buy

InstallationNo installation

No installation. Your blood is drawn at a lab, most often a Quest Diagnostics location, and InsideTracker cites thousands of those across the US. For $119 extra, a mobile phlebotomist comes to you at a time and place you choose. The product page says the mobile draw is required in New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Hawaii and Arizona, and for all residents of Canada. Its FAQ lists only the first four of those states.

WarrantyInsideTracker doesn't state a warranty

InsideTracker doesn't state a warranty. Its terms say the platform doesn't offer medical advice and isn't a diagnosis of disease.

ReturnsAccording to InsideTracker's help center, you may be eligible for a full refund…

According to InsideTracker's help center, you may be eligible for a full refund within 30 days of your initial purchase if you haven't used your blood or DNA test. Once a blood sample is drawn or a DNA sample is submitted, no refund is available. Purchases more than 30 days old are typically final. InsideTracker may still issue refunds or credits at its sole discretion or as required by law. Refunds go back to the original credit card within 21 business days after support confirms the conditions. The same article says membership purchases aren't eligible for refunds, but you can cancel a membership at any time through your account, effective for the next annual period. It doesn't say how this applies to the membership part of the bundle.

More about this assessment

InsideTracker's $489 new-customer bundle buys a year of membership and one Ultimate blood test, which InsideTracker says looks at up to 54 biomarkers. Blood is drawn after a 12-hour fast, most often at a Quest Diagnostics location, and results arrive within 7 business days. A mobile draw costs $119 more and is required in five states and Canada. Members can retest for $340 a time, and InsideTracker suggests retesting every 3 to 6 months. The catch is that the membership renews every year at a price InsideTracker doesn't state, and refunds end once blood is drawn. A study of InsideTracker subscribers had no control group, and InsideTracker funded it.

Strengths on paper

Up to 54 biomarkers from one draw for $489, with the first year's membership included
Results within 7 business days, with healthspan scores and a customizable Action Plan
Members-only retests at $340, or less per test in 2- and 4-test packs
Draws at Quest Diagnostics locations
InsideTracker's terms describe its partner labs as CLIA-certified
HSA/FSA payment through Truemed for eligible US customers

Limitations

The membership renews every year at a price InsideTracker doesn't state
Refunds only within 30 days, and only before the blood or DNA test is used
The help center says membership purchases aren't refundable
The mobile draw costs $119 extra, and the product page says it's required in five states and Canada (its FAQ lists four states)
Insulin testing isn't available in Canada
The store says "up to 54" biomarkers without listing them or saying when fewer are measured
Purchased tests must be used within 2 years of purchase

What it costs to own.

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PLAN YOUR OWNERSHIP COSTS

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3-year planning total

$1,467.00

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Replacement parts & cost assumptions

Recorded recurring parts and refills:

Ultimate Blood Test (members-only retest): $340 every 12 months. This is the members-only price on InsideTracker's store, with no discount shown on a single test. The 12-month interval is our assumption of one test a year, to match the bundle. InsideTracker suggests retesting every 3 to 6 months. Members can also buy 2 tests for $578 or 4 for $1,088, which the store shows as discounts from $680 and $1,360.
Mobile blood draw: $119. The product page lists it as an additional $119. It's optional in most of the US but required in New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Hawaii, Arizona and Canada. It isn't included in the ownership estimate.

The $489 bundle is the $149 membership from the product page plus one $340 Ultimate test, the members-only price on the store home page. To avoid counting the first year twice, the upfront purchase is set to $0. The yearly costs are the $149 membership and one $340 Ultimate test. So year one equals the $489 bundle, and three years come to $1,467 before tax.
Renewal at $149 is an assumption. The product page says the membership renews annually and shows it at $149 in the bundle, but it doesn't give a renewal price. On the store home page, the only standalone $149 membership is listed as "International only".
One test a year is the lowest cadence that matches the bundle. InsideTracker suggests retesting every 3 to 6 months. Two single tests a year would cost $829 ($149 + 2 × $340).
The 2-test ($578) and 4-test ($1,088) packs are listed as members-only, so a new customer can't start with one. New customers instead start with the membership plus 2 tests for $761, or plus 4 tests for $1,305. The store shows those as discounts from $829 and $1,509.
From year two, a $149 renewal plus the 2-test pack would come to $727 a year. With the 4-test pack, it would be $1,237 a year. Both figures assume the renewal stays at $149. Over three years, two tests a year would come to $2,215 ($761 + 2 × $727). Testing four times a year would come to $3,779 ($1,305 + 2 × $1,237).
The estimate leaves out add-on tests and the $119 mobile draw. That draw is required in New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Hawaii, Arizona and Canada. The service has no power draw.

Evidence & sources.

Are longevity blood tests and biological-age clocks worth it? Our evidence review grades the research as Not supported. That grade is about the claim, not about this product.

Manufacturer claimInsideTracker's terms say the platform doesn't offer medical advice and isn't a diagnosis of disease. Where state law requires it, a licensed clinician may be engaged to order the blood tests, without creating a doctor-patient relationship. The terms also describe partner labs as CLIA-certified.⁴ The biomarker count, turnaround and Action Plan features come from InsideTracker itself. None of the pages cited here mention FDA review or CAP accreditation.
Manufacturer claimInsideTracker says 80% of its customers improve at least one at-risk biomarker.¹ The product page gives no method, sample size, time frame or comparison group for this figure.
Published studyAn observational analysis looked at 1,032 self-selected, generally healthy North American InsideTracker subscribers with at least two blood tests from 2011 to 2017. Among the 906 who were out of range on at least one biomarker, the authors reported substantial changes in almost all of 17 biomarkers. They also reported a mean BMI drop of 0.22 among 428 people with follow-up weights (p = 0.043).⁵ There was no control group or randomization, so the changes can't be attributed to the platform, as the authors acknowledge. People selected for out-of-range results tend to move back toward normal on retesting regardless. Links between specific recommended interventions and biomarker changes didn't survive correction for multiple testing. InsideTracker funded the study. Seven authors were employed by the company and three served as advisors, although the paper declares no competing interests. A publisher correction was issued in November 2018. The study covers an earlier version of the platform, not the current Ultimate test, and it measured biomarkers rather than health outcomes.

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