What Weight Watchers changed

• Replaced the "50% off a 12-month plan" headline with a "Join for as low as $10/month" limited-time offer.
• Removed "Check insurance coverage" links from individual medication sections (Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic, Saxenda).
• Shortened the medication qualification button from "See if you qualify for Med+" to "See if you qualify."
• Added "Join Core" and "Join Core+" buttons to the non-medication program section.
• Added a "Learn more" link specifically for the weight-loss medication overview page.
• Removed the "Privacy Preference Center" text block from the footer.

WeightWatchers is aggressively lowering the barrier to entry with a new low-cost monthly offer. They are also simplifying their call-to-action buttons and removing direct links to their insurance cost estimator for specific medications, likely to funnel users through their main qualification quiz instead.

• Added specific self-pay pricing for several medications, including Foundayo ($149/mo), Wegovy pill ($149/mo), and Zepbound ($299/mo).
• Added a list of specific clinicians and "Coach Creators" to the expert support section.
• Updated the main promotion from 72% off Core+ plans to 50% off a 12-month plan.
• Added a new "Find your plan" quiz section at the bottom of the page.
• Removed the direct "Join Core" button, focusing users toward "Join Core+" or "Learn more."

WeightWatchers is now showing clear, upfront monthly costs for weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy. This makes it easier for people to compare prices and buy these medications directly through their platform.

• All "See if you qualify" and "Get started" buttons for GLP-1 medications now point to a new unified URL: /us/quiz/clinical.
• Removed links to older assessment versions like clinical-v4, clinical-v3-3, and personalassessment.
• Updated the "Without medication" section to remove the "Join Core" button, now only offering "Join Core+" and a "Learn more" link.
• Added clarifying text to the Functional Cookies description regarding third-party providers.

The company has unified its entry point for all medical weight-loss services. By replacing multiple specific assessment links with a single "clinical quiz," they are likely trying to simplify the user journey and improve how they sort potential patients for GLP-1 medications.