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Maximus vs Hims: Which TRT Clinic Is Better in 2026?

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Short answer

Maximus wins overall, scoring 7.2/10 vs 6.1/10, mainly on treatment options and user experience. If price is your priority, Hims is cheaper at $99/mo on a 10-month plan paid upfront.

Our pick: Maximus

Maximus wins overall, scoring 7.2/10 vs 6.1/10. If price is your priority, Hims is cheaper at $99/mo on a 10-month plan paid upfront.

Maximus · from $99.99/mo on a 12-month plan (6 months for injections or cream) that can't be ended early; $199.99 month to month

Winner
#16 of 39

Maximus

7.2

Maximus operates at maximustribe.com. Four testosterone protocols, including fertility-sparing enclomiphene, from $99.99/mo on a 12-month plan that can't be ended early ($199.99 month to month), with lab kits billed separately.

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#33 of 39

Hims

6.1

Hims offers oral enclomiphene for eligible men seeking testosterone treatment. Its own FAQ says it does not currently offer TRT injections. The advertised $99 a month requires a 10-month plan paid upfront and in full; 3- and 5-month plans are listed without public prices. This review covers the available treatment, testing and payment terms.

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Maximus vs Hims, side by side

FeatureMaximusHims
Our score7.2/106.1/10
Starting price$99.99/mo on a 12-month plan (6 months for injections or cream) that can't be ended early; $199.99 month to month$99/mo on a 10-month plan paid upfront
Treatment typesenclomiphene, oral testosterone, cream, injectionsoral (enclomiphene)
Best forBest for Fertility-Friendly TRTBest Brand Name
Overall ranking#16#33
Price & Value (25%)7.07.0
Clinical Oversight (25%)8.07.5
Treatment Options (20%)8.55.5
User Experience (15%)7.55.0
Transparency (15%)4.04.0

Sources: Maximus pricing verified on maximustribe.com, Hims pricing verified on hims.com

Maximus vs Hims: plans, price and what's included

Only Maximus lists enclomiphene and oral testosterone and cream and injections; only Hims lists oral (enclomiphene).

MaximusHims
Starting pricefrom $99.99/mo on a 12-month plan (6 months for injections or cream) that can't be ended early; $199.99 month to monthfrom $99/mo on a 10-month plan paid upfront
Plans it publishesOne published rateOne published rate
CommitmentMonth to month, or a committed 3, 6 or 12 month plan depending on the protocol. Committed plans cannot be ended early. (support.maximustribe.com, read Oct 14, 2026)Not read yet
LabsBilled separately (intake $100, one-time) (support.maximustribe.com, read Oct 11, 2026)Not stated by the clinic (hims.com, read Sep 24, 2026)
What the price coversRate holds? Not stated"From" price
First month$200Not modeled
12 months, no commitment$1,498Not modeled
CancellingTurn off auto-renewal in the dashboard or by email. Month-to-month plans end at the close of the month; committed plans run to the end of the term with no partial refund. Shipped medication is not refunded. (support.maximustribe.com, read Oct 14, 2026)These are Hims's site-wide subscription terms: cancel at least two days before the renewal date; partly used periods are not refunded. (hims.com, read Oct 14, 2026)
Formatsenclomiphene, oral testosterone, cream, injectionsoral (enclomiphene)
States served47 of 51 (not: AL, AK, IN, DC) (maximustribe.com, read Oct 9, 2026)State list not on file

First-month and 12-month figures come from our 12-month cost model, at each clinic's no-commitment rate. “About per year” for a prepaid plan is our arithmetic on the billing cycle the clinic prints.

Who should pick which

Pick Maximus if

  • you want enclomiphene or oral testosterone or cream or injections, which Hims does not list

Pick Hims if

  • you want oral (enclomiphene), which Maximus does not list

Pros & cons

Maximus

Pros

  • + Enclomiphene, a fertility-sparing option, offered alongside cream, oral and injectable testosterone
  • + Four core protocols plus combinations, with the clinician choosing
  • + HSA and FSA accepted

Cons

  • − Not available in 4 states

Hims

Pros

  • + Recognized national brand
  • + Excellent digital experience

Cons

  • − Weaker on Treatment Options (5.5 vs 8.5/10)
  • − Weaker on User Experience (5.0 vs 7.5/10)
  • − Weaker on Clinical Oversight (7.5 vs 8.0/10)

The bottom line

After scoring all 39 clinics on our 5-criterion rubric (price & value, clinical oversight, treatment options, user experience and transparency), Maximus (7.2/10) comes out ahead of Hims (6.1/10). But the right choice still depends on what matters most to you.

Choose Maximus if you want best for fertility-friendly trt. From $99.99/mo on a 12-month plan (6 months for injections or cream) that can't be ended early; $199.99 month to month.

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Choose Hims if you want best brand name. From $99/mo on a 10-month plan paid upfront.

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Editor's overall pick

Not sold on either? Our highest-rated clinic overall is Male Excel (8.1/10), from $99/mo membership; medication billed on top. Read the review →

Ready to start TRT?

Our verdict for this matchup is Maximus.

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