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What Superpower costs, to the dollar

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The base price

A Superpower membership is $199 per year in most US states. New York and New Jersey members pay $399. Superpower's own site says only that pricing "may vary" there, but that's the figure consistently reported. The membership is HSA/FSA eligible; you can request an itemized receipt from Superpower for reimbursement.

The price includes the annual 100+ biomarker panel with the draw at any of 3,000+ Quest locations, the results app with per-marker ranges, the Superpower Score and biological-age estimate, and access to Superpower's care team. If you'd rather not visit a lab, a mobile phlebotomist can come to you for an extra $119.

With the code

The ambassador code superpower20 takes a flat $20 off at checkout: $199 becomes $179, and the NY/NJ price becomes $379. It's not a percentage, and no legitimate code is worth more, since Superpower issues ambassador codes centrally at the same value. Renewal pricing is between you and Superpower; the code applies where the checkout accepts it.

Superpower membership, one year $199.00
Code superpower20 −$20.00
You pay $179.00
New York & New Jersey members ($399 list, same −$20) $379.00
Optional: mobile blood draw at home +$119.00

HSA/FSA eligible · in-person draw at 3,000+ Quest locations included

How the price compares to buying tests yourself

You can order individual blood tests directly from consumer lab menus without a membership. For a handful of markers, that's often the cheaper route. But pricing out a panel anywhere near 100+ markers à la carte adds up quickly (individual specialty tests commonly run $30 to $90 each), and you'd still be interpreting raw PDFs yourself. The membership's real economics: a large panel at a flat price, plus software that makes the numbers readable and comparable year over year.

So is it worth $179?

My honest answer, as a paying member: it depends on whether you'll actually use the results. If you want a comprehensive annual baseline and an app that turns it into something you can act on and track, then yes. It's the best version of that I've used, and I say that having tried several Quest-based services. The full review has the specifics, including the parts that annoyed me. If you just want one or two markers checked, order those individually and skip the membership.

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Flat $20 off when you paste the code into the discount field at checkout. Ambassador disclosure: I earn a commission when it's used.