$49 Personal Genome at 23andme (incognito windows until you get the best price)

"*Requires a recurring Personal Genome Service subscription at $5/month. 1 year contract required. Order for $499 with no subscription commitment." So it's really $159, with another $60 paid every subsequent year as long as you want access to the data (and any new things which they might provide). If you're expecting to subscribe for longer than the next 80 months (six years and eight months), then it might be better to get the normal $499 version. Although, on the page…

Run in your JavaScript console: document.cookie = 'optimizelyBuckets=' + escape('{"145285685":"145865258"}') + '; domain=.23andme.com'; document.location.reload(true); The other values I found: 69 -> escape('{"145285685":"145818631"}') 99 -> escape('{"145285685":"145866265"}') 149 -> escape('{"145285685":"145285686"}') 299 -> escape('{"145285685":"145891045"}') Edit: Actually, it looks like this no longer works. They may have noticed and stopped the A/B test. You can empty the cart and run…

*$108 actually. ($9 x 12 months)

I hate to be negative about a startup that way, but it's important to realize that "direct-to-consumer genomics" is a scam. I went to a presentation by a founder of one the competitors (there are 3-4 high-flying competitors in the business), and I had the highest expectations. But then throughout the presentation I couldn't quite figure out what the company actually does. So I asked. And the answer is marketing and litigation. * these companies don't do any research *…