Superpower blood test: what the $199 membership includes, and paying per test instead

Superpower sells one product: a $199-a-year membership built around a single annual blood draw of 100+ biomarkers at any of 2,000+ Quest locations (or at home for $119 more). Its own breakdown is 57 markers measured directly and 46 calculated from them — ratios, biological age and similar derived values. Results post to the Superpower app in about 10 days, where Kin, its AI, writes a protocol and a care team answers questions. Members can upload past labs, connect wearables, and buy add-on tests, supplements and prescriptions in the marketplace.

The base draw covers heart and metabolic markers (lipids, ApoB, HbA1c, leptin), thyroid and hormones (TSH, free T4, free T3, estradiol, progesterone, cortisol, PSA), inflammation (hs-CRP, ESR, homocysteine), iron studies and ferritin, B vitamins (B12, folate, B6, MMA) and vitamin D. Superpower publishes category counts rather than a full baseline list; the marker names above are the ones it names on its own pages.

$199 a year, charged annually, for one draw and a year of the app and care team. In New York and New Jersey the membership is $399 a year (Superpower's wording: +$200 to cover state fees). An at-home draw adds $119. Add-on tests and marketplace items are priced separately. HSA/FSA eligible; cancel anytime with the membership staying active through the paid year. Verified on superpower.com on 2026-10-22.

Yes. Superpower is a real company with draws performed by Quest Diagnostics in 41 states plus DC, a published medical advisory board, and a 4.5-star Trustpilot rating it cites on its pages. The caveats are the ones you would expect from a membership product: one draw a year unless you buy more, results in about 10 days rather than days, and a model built to keep you inside the app and marketplace.

Superpower is $199 a year for one draw of 100+ biomarkers (57 measured); Function Health is $365 a year for two draws totaling 160+ lab tests (about 100 measured per annual draw, ~60 repeated mid-year) with clinician review. Superpower is cheaper and faster to a plan; Function tests more things per draw and tests twice. Both are Quest-drawn, HSA/FSA eligible, and both charge more or extra in New York and New Jersey. We break it down line by line, with the à la carte option as a third column, on our Function Health vs Superpower page.

For a membership: Function Health (more markers, two draws, clinician review, $365) or InsideTracker (athlete-focused, smaller panel). For no membership: TestWell orders the same tests at the same Quest and Labcorp sites one at a time — from $14.99 a test, or the General Wellness Panel (CMP, CBC, lipids, TSH) for $49.99 once — with results in 1–3 days, NY/NJ at list price via BioReference, and an itemized receipt. If you want all 100 markers every year, Superpower's price per marker is hard to beat; if you want ten of them, à la carte is a fraction of the cost.