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Information updated Nov 11, 2026

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Superpower Review

Annual blood-test membership with an AI plan, $199 a year

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  • Web
  • iOS
Paid · $16.58/mo
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Our verdict

Superpower suits US residents who want a low-cost yearly blood-test membership with an action plan and an AI assistant. The trade-offs: a rival is suing over the "100+ biomarkers" claim, and some members describe support as slow.

Best for: US residents who want yearly blood-marker tracking at a fixed cost

Skip it if: People outside the US: testing runs through US partner labs

Pros

  • Listed at $199/year for blood testing, a personal plan and an AI assistant
  • Connects Oura, Whoop and Apple Health, and accepts uploads of past lab results
  • 4.89/5 from 1,761 ratings on the US App Store

Cons

  • Function Health alleges the "100+ biomarkers" claim covers only about 55 directly measured values; the case has no ruling
  • At-home collection costs extra; one Trustpilot reviewer cites $150
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More pros

  • Blood draws at 2,000+ partner labs or at home, with results in 10 days or less per the official site

More cons

  • Some Trustpilot reviewers report slow replies (one cites three days) and no one to call
  • The privacy policy discloses sharing with ad platforms, and the company says HIPAA may not apply to it

Best for

  • Oura, Whoop or Apple Health users who want wearable data alongside lab results

Skip it if

  • Anyone needing diagnosis or treatment: the app states it is not a substitute for medical advice

Experience & key features

What Superpower is

Superpower is a health-testing membership from Superpower Health, Inc. According to TechCrunch, it was founded in 2023 by Jacob Peters, Max Marchione and Kevin Unkrich and launched publicly on 22 April 2025 after a $30 million Series A led by Forerunner. The official site describes it as a 100+ biomarker blood test with a personal plan, the Kin AI assistant and a care team.

How it works

Members give blood at 2,000+ partner labs or at home (extra fee); the official site says results arrive in 10 days or less, typically about a week. Results appear in the web app or iPhone app with a biological age and 17 health scores. Members can upload past labs, connect Oura, Whoop and Apple Health, and message the care team or the AI. Optional tests such as gut, toxins and the Galleri cancer screen are bought separately.

Pricing and value

The official site lists $199/year, HSA/FSA eligible, with pricing that may differ in New York and New Jersey. When checked on 11 Nov 2026 it also ran a limited-time "Bloodwork + Genome" bundle at $299, adding 115 DNA insights from an at-home swab and renewing at $199/year. At launch TechCrunch reported $499 for twice-yearly testing. The pricing page states no refund policy, only that you can cancel anytime. At-home collection and add-on tests are charged separately.

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Dispute and limitations

On 26 January 2026 Function Health sued Superpower in federal court in California, alleging false advertising including how the "100+ biomarkers" figure is counted. According to law firm ArentFox Schiff, Superpower had not filed an answer as of 10 March 2026. Separately, Trustpilot currently shows no TrustScore for Superpower, citing a breach of its guidelines.

Compared with alternatives

The direct rival is Function Health, which also sells yearly blood testing. Oura, Whoop and Ultrahuman are wearables for continuous tracking and do not replace blood tests; Superpower can pull in data from Oura and Whoop.

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Plans & pricing

Prices last verified Nov 11, 2026

Membership

Personal

$16.58/mo

$199/year, billed once a year. Includes annual blood testing with 100+ biomarkers, a personalised plan, the Kin AI assistant and a care team. At-home sample collection costs extra.

Free trial
No free trial
Cancellation & refunds

The pricing page states no refund policy. It says you can cancel anytime with no fees, and the membership stays active until the end of the paid year.

Privacy

The privacy policy (effective 20 Oct 2026) says Superpower collects contact and payment details, health data and lab results. It states it does not sell personal information to other businesses for their own advertising, but it shares data with Meta, Google, Microsoft and LinkedIn for advertising, which some state laws may treat as a sale or sharing. It may also sell de-identified data. It says it is not a healthcare provider and may not be subject to HIPAA, and that health data processed for AI features is not used for model training.

Official pricing page

Superpower alternatives

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Controversies & incidents

Issues documented by the press, regulators, courts or the vendor itself. Every item is sourced; unproven claims are labelled as allegations. Last researched: Nov 11, 2026

  • Low impactAllegedMisleading claims ·

    Trustpilot withholds Superpower's rating

    Superpower's Trustpilot page shows no rating, citing a breach of the platform's guidelines.

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    When checked on 11 Nov 2026, the Trustpilot page said the rating was unavailable due to a breach of guidelines, stating the company was "displaying Trustpilot content in a misleading way". The page lists 345 reviews, 85% of them 5-star. Trustpilot gives no further detail, so the exact nature of the breach is unclear.

    Sources:Trustpilot: superpower.com

  • Medium impactAllegedMisleading claims ·

    Function Health sues Superpower over "100+ biomarkers" advertising

    Rival Function Health alleges Superpower's ads misstate its biomarker count, clinical team and testing locations. There is no ruling yet.

    Read the full account

    According to law firm ArentFox Schiff, the complaint was filed on 26 January 2026 in the US District Court for the Central District of California (No. 2:26-cv-00810) under the Lanham Act and California unfair competition law. Function Health alleges Superpower advertises "100+ biomarkers" while the membership includes about 55 direct lab measurements, the rest being metrics calculated from them. It also alleges the "24/7" clinical team typically replies within 24 hours on weekdays and is staffed by dietitians, health coaches or "longevity advisors" rather than physicians or nurses; that the advertised "3,000+" testing locations exceed the roughly 2,250 centres of partner Quest; that comparative ads misstated pricing; and that Superpower used edited customer reviews. Function Health seeks an injunction, corrective advertising and damages. These are a competitor's allegations, not established by a court. As of 10 March 2026 Superpower had not filed an answer; the sources checked report no later developments.

    Sources:ArentFox Schiff: Function Health sues Superpower HealthEndurance Sports Wire (2026-02-05)

Frequently asked questions

How much does Superpower cost?

The official site lists $199/year. At-home collection and add-on tests cost extra. Pricing may differ in New York and New Jersey.

Can I use Superpower outside the US?

The official site and App Store listing only mention 2,000+ lab locations in the US, and the interface is English-only. No official information about service outside the US was found.

Does Superpower sell health data?

The policy says it does not sell personal information to other businesses for advertising, but it shares data with ad platforms and may sell de-identified data.

Is there an Android app?

TechCrunch reported in 2025 that Android was planned. No verified Google Play listing was found, so it cannot be confirmed.

Review evidence & sources8

Scores

Ease of use
7.5
Why this score

Web app and iPhone app, with easy sign-up according to Trustpilot reviewers. The interface is English-only, the iOS app needs iOS 18 or later and no Android app was found.

Features
7.5
Why this score

Covers blood testing, biological age, 17 health scores, an AI assistant, care-team messaging, wearable sync and add-on tests (cancer screening, gut). The "100+ biomarkers" count is disputed.

Value for money
7.5
Why this score

$199/year is well below the $499 launch price, but at-home collection and add-on tests are charged separately and the count of directly measured markers is contested.

Performance
7.0
Why this score

App Store 4.89/5, and Trustpilot reviewers praise quick results. Others report a botched sample that needed a redraw and incorrect answers about results; these are unverified individual accounts.

Support
6.5
Why this score

The official site advertises "24/7" care-team access and an email contact, with no phone line. A Trustpilot reviewer reports waiting three days for a reply. Function Health's complaint alleges the team typically answers within 24 hours on weekdays and that responders are dietitians or health coaches rather than physicians; no public response from Superpower was found.

Privacy & security
6.5
Why this score

The policy gives residents of 20 listed states access, deletion and ad opt-out rights, and says AI data is not used for model training. It also shares data with ad platforms, may sell de-identified data, and says HIPAA may not apply.

What users say

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Specs & compatibility
Developer
Superpower Health, Inc.
Headquarters
United States
Launched
2025
Category
Health

Capabilities

  • AI features
  • Mobile app
  • Integrations

Platforms

  • Web
  • iOS

Interface languages

  • English

Integrations

  • Oura
  • Whoop
  • Apple Health

Support

  • Email
  • Live chat

Change history

  1. Feature.iOS app 1.3.0: the AI can message members in iMessage, plus a redesigned AI chat and voice calls.
  2. Update.Current privacy policy took effect.
  3. Update.Function Health filed a false-advertising complaint against Superpower in federal court in California.
Full change history (5)
  1. Launch.The Superpower iPhone app was released on the US App Store.
  2. Launch.Public launch of the web platform at $499 for twice-yearly testing, announced with a $30 million Series A led by Forerunner.
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