Fountain Life Cost in 2026: Public Price Signals, Membership Tiers, and Alternatives

Fountain Life does not publish a conventional membership price table on its current membership page. The company asks prospective members to schedule a call, then describes CORE, APEX, and APEX Family by included diagnostics, care access, and optional therapeutics.¹

There are two current official price signals, but they need a precise label. On August 28, 2026, Fountain Life’s own shop listed a CORE Holiday Gift Card at $10,500 and an APEX Holiday Gift Card at $23,500.²³ Those are public gift-card prices, not proof that every direct membership quote, renewal, location, or family configuration has the same price.

The useful buying question is therefore not “What does Fountain Life cost?” in the abstract. It is: what will this specific written proposal cost over twelve months, and which decisions will the included tests change?

Review note, August 28, 2026: WLC checked the current Fountain Life membership and shop pages, replaced an older APEX price signal, removed unverified clinic estimates, and separated public prices from quote-only terms. WLC has no affiliate relationship with the providers named below.

Current Fountain Life price evidence

Item	Public amount	What the source proves	What still needs a quote
CORE Holiday Gift Card	$10,500	Current price on Fountain Life’s official shop.2	Direct membership price, taxes, renewal, location, cancellation, and transfer terms
APEX Holiday Gift Card	$23,500	Current price on Fountain Life’s official shop.3	Direct membership price, included therapeutics, repeat testing, renewal, and family terms
APEX Family	No public amount verified	The tier exists on the membership page.1	Household eligibility, number of members, shared services, and total annual price

The previous version of this article used $21,500 as an APEX price signal. The official product page now shows $23,500, which illustrates why screenshots and old comparison articles should not be treated as a quote.

Before paying, ask Fountain Life to identify the exact product behind the proposal. A gift card may map to a standard package, but only the written agreement can establish what is included for your location and date.

What the membership page currently describes

Fountain Life presents CORE as the essential diagnostic experience and APEX as the broader membership with more diagnostics, care-team access, and a la carte restorative therapeutics. Its current comparison page lists services such as full-body and brain MRI, DEXA, a blood biomarker panel, coronary CT angiography, low-dose lung CT, whole-genome sequencing, retinal imaging, VO2 max, and other tests, with coverage varying by tier.¹

That list is not a reason to choose the tier with the most tests. Several items can create incidental findings or require follow-up outside Fountain Life. A buyer needs to know:

• which tests are included once per year, unlimited, or a la carte;
• whether eligibility is based on age, symptoms, smoking history, family history, or another clinical criterion;
• who interprets each scan and who coordinates an abnormal result;
• what an additional radiology review, biopsy, specialist visit, or repeat scan would cost;
• which tests are screening services and which are ordered for a documented clinical indication;
• whether raw imaging, laboratory data, and genomic files can be exported.

The membership page also lists therapeutic plasma exchange and other restorative services as a la carte within APEX.¹ That does not establish that a treatment improves longevity or that it is appropriate for a particular member. Ask for the indication, evidence, risks, clinician responsible, and separate price before treating any therapeutic add-on as part of the membership’s value.

Alternatives with public starting prices

The closest alternative depends on the purchase model, not on which clinic has the longest test menu.

Provider	Current public price	Purchase model	Main comparison question
Human Longevity	$8,000	Executive Health assessment	Is one deep baseline enough, or do you need a year-long care model?
Biograph Core	$7,500 first year	Assessment plus membership touchpoints	Which repeat tests and clinical contacts occur after the baseline?
Biograph Black	$15,000 first year	More intensive first-year membership	Do the extra scans answer a risk-specific question?
YEARS Berlin	EUR 1,900, 7,600, or 16,900	Single-day European preventive programs	Is travel worth the difference in diagnostic scope and follow-up?
HOOKE London	£7,900 or from £13,500	Private assessment itinerary	Is a London assessment easier to integrate with your existing clinicians?

Human Longevity publishes $8,000 for an assessment that includes whole-genome sequencing, full-body and brain MRI, cardiac testing, more than 120 biomarkers, and physician review.⁴ Biograph publishes first-year prices of $7,500 for Core and $15,000 for Black, while stating that later-year pricing depends on the recommended tier.⁵

YEARS currently publishes three program prices, EUR 1,900, EUR 7,600, and EUR 16,900.⁶ HOOKE publishes £7,900 for its Investigation itinerary and from £13,500 for Investigation+.⁷ These are not equivalent packages or country-adjusted bargains. They are useful anchors for requesting like-for-like proposals.

For a broader comparison of quote structures, use the executive health program cost guide. The Fountain Life alternatives page is the shortlist hub; this article is specifically the source and contract check for price.

Compare total cost, not the headline

Build a twelve-month budget with six rows:

1. Membership or assessment fee. Record the exact tier, currency, taxes, and payment schedule.
2. Travel and accommodation. Include a second trip if imaging or labs cannot be completed together.
3. A la carte diagnostics. Identify tests promoted during onboarding that are not in the base tier.
4. Abnormal-result follow-up. Ask whether specialists, confirmatory imaging, biopsies, and external consultations are included.
5. Therapeutics and prescriptions. Separate optional interventions from the diagnostic membership.
6. Renewal and exit. Confirm renewal price, cancellation deadline, data export, and continuity after leaving.

The cheapest offer can become the most expensive if it generates a finding without a funded follow-up pathway. The most expensive offer can also be poor value if annual retesting does not change management.

Questions for the sales and clinical teams

Send these questions before the call so the answers can become part of the written proposal:

1. Is the quoted price for CORE, APEX, APEX Family, a gift card, or a custom arrangement?
2. Which location will perform every included test, and is it operating now?
3. Which tests are guaranteed, conditional, repeated, unlimited, or a la carte?
4. Who orders and reads each imaging study?
5. Who owns an incidental finding until it is resolved?
6. Which specialist consultations are included?
7. What is the separate price of every restorative therapeutic offered after assessment?
8. Which results can I export in standard formats?
9. What changes at renewal, including price and test cadence?
10. Which two or three outcomes will determine whether the membership was useful after twelve months?

Bottom line

The best current public Fountain Life price evidence is $10,500 for a CORE gift card and $23,500 for an APEX gift card. Do not present those amounts as universal membership quotes.

Choose Fountain Life when repeated diagnostics, care-team continuity, and a twelve-month plan justify the commitment. Choose a single assessment such as Human Longevity, Biograph, YEARS, or HOOKE when the main task is a defined baseline and you already have clinicians who can manage what comes next.

The decision should turn on follow-up responsibility and total cost, not on the number of tests or the presence of an AI dashboard.

Footnotes

1. Fountain Life memberships, official membership comparison, reviewed August 28, 2026. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴

2. CORE Holiday Gift Card, Fountain Life official shop, reviewed August 28, 2026. ↩ ↩²

3. APEX Holiday Gift Card, Fountain Life official shop, reviewed August 28, 2026. ↩ ↩²

4. Executive Health Assessment, Human Longevity, reviewed August 28, 2026. ↩

5. Biograph memberships, reviewed August 28, 2026. ↩

6. YEARS Preventive Medicine, reviewed August 28, 2026. ↩

7. HOOKE health assessments, reviewed August 28, 2026. ↩