Xanax: I agree with Carl H. But beyond that, although you don't want to end up with a mouthpiece you don't like, that is the very nature of learning the saxophone. Many of us who have been playing for years have tried TONS of mouthpieces, purchased pounds of them, have boxes and drawers filled with them, keep one to three in each horn case . . . well, you get the idea.
There is no universal mouthpiece that fits everyone; we cannot all agree because we are all built differently AND have different tonal concepts and goals.
To list all suitable mouthpieces (and no one knows what is suitable for you) and their prices may be a nice gesture, but it would take more bandwidth than we have available to us. Selmer C*? Not for me. Selmer C**? Not for me. JodyJazz? Not for me. I've played all of those and didn't care for them. Again, you get the idea.
Go forth and test. DAVE