Start with the price and what it covers
Telehealth pricing comes in two shapes, and mixing them is the most common mistake when comparing. A consultation is charged per visit, while a subscription spreads one monthly fee across repeat appointments. DocMorris lists a consultation at €38.87, and in the wider listings consultation fees run €0 to €113.13. A spread that wide means a single price on its own tells you very little.
Subscriptions read differently. FeelGood ED charges $89 per month and FeelGood GLP-1 charges $89 per month, against a monthly range of €0 to €218.36 across the listings. DocMorris lists a monthly plan at €0, which leaves the consultation fee doing the work. Divide a monthly figure by the visits you actually expect before you decide which shape suits you.
The Online doctors and telehealth ranking sets the plans beside each other, while the brand pages for DocMorris, FeelGood ED and FeelGood GLP-1 show the same figures next to the terms and support details.
Check who you are allowed to see
Not every telehealth service is built for the same request. DocMorris lists doctor and pharmacist as the clinician types available, so pharmacy advice sits alongside doctor consultations.
FeelGood ED lists doctor and nurse practitioner and FeelGood GLP-1 lists doctor and nurse practitioner, the same pairing in each case. A doctor and a nurse practitioner cover a wider set of requests than a pharmacist, so match the clinician mix to your reason for booking before you weigh the price.
Hours, app and support
Availability is where these services look alike. FeelGood ED is available 24 7, FeelGood GLP-1 24 7 and DocMorris 24 7. A mobile app is available for each of them, which matters when a repeat prescription needs renewing outside office hours.
Support is the better separator. FeelGood ED lists email, phone and help centre as its support routes, and FeelGood GLP-1 lists email, phone and help centre. A phone line suits urgent questions and a help centre suits routine ones, while email keeps a written record. Put any question about a prescription in writing before you rely on a verbal answer.
Where the company sits and where you can be treated
Registration and reach are different things, and both matter. DocMorris is registered in NL as DocMorris N.V. and serves DE. FeelGood ED and FeelGood GLP-1 are run by FeelGood Holdings, LLC in US and serve US.
Each of these operates in a single market, so check that yours is covered before you register. If you travel or split your time between countries, that is where a service can fall short, and it is worth asking directly instead of assuming a licence travels with the brand name.
How you pay and what happens if you change your mind
Payment is the sharpest difference here. DocMorris accepts insurance for its online doctor service, while FeelGood ED and FeelGood GLP-1 do not, so budget for the whole cost yourself on the FeelGood side.
The refund window matters just as much as the price. DocMorris offers money back over 14 days, compared with 72 days at FeelGood ED and 72 days at FeelGood GLP-1. Ask what starts the clock, because a window counted from the consultation is not the same promise as one counted from delivery.
What the money is actually spent on
The FeelGood services list the same scope of work: online gp, prescriptions and weight loss for FeelGood ED and online gp, prescriptions and weight loss for FeelGood GLP-1. The shared monthly fee covers online general practice, prescriptions, weight loss and sexual health, so a subscription there is a bundle rather than a single consultation.
DocMorris also sells its own goods, spanning multivitamins, vitamins minerals and omega 3, with vegan options among them. Own-brand products start at €2.99 and work out at €0.10 per serving, so the pharmacy side has a different cost shape from the consultation fee. The company has traded since 1993.
Open questions and how to settle them
A few things these listings leave open: how long a consultation lasts, whether a repeat visit adds anything to a monthly plan, and how quickly a prescription reaches your pharmacy. Ask each provider the same three questions, since the published figures do not answer them.
Work through the comparison in a fixed order: price and billing period, clinician types, opening hours, insurance, refund window, then the service set. Other services worth putting on the same shortlist are Capsule, Nurx and MDLIVE, and each brand page carries the detail behind every figure quoted here.