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Women's Health Price Index 2026: Real Provider Pricing

Real starting prices for birth control and women's telehealth programs across every provider we track, updated continuously. Last refreshed July 2026.

Key Takeaways

As of July 2026, women's health programs across the 3 providers in the ManyTreatments Price Index range from $12 per month (Hers) to $69 per visit (Sesame Care), with a median starting price of $15 per month.

$12/mo
Lowest tracked women's health program (Hers)
$15/mo
Median starting price across 3 providers
$69/mo
Highest tracked program (Sesame Care)
3
Providers tracked in the index

Provider Price Table

Starting prices for women's health programs, sorted low to high. Figures reflect the lowest advertised entry price for each provider and are refreshed from our tracking data. Treat these as entry points, since costs can rise with higher doses or added services.

RankProviderStarting PriceBilling
1Hers$12.00per month
2Wisp$15.00per month
3Sesame Care$69.00per visit

How We Track These Prices

The ManyTreatments women's health Price Index reflects the lowest advertised starting price for each women's health provider we actively track, pulled from our own provider database and refreshed continuously.

Two limits keep this honest. First, starting prices understate real cost, because higher doses, add-on formulations, or follow-up visits can raise what you actually pay. Second, the index tracks advertised entry pricing, not negotiated insurance rates. Birth control pricing often depends on whether a plan bills monthly or per pack, and many programs are far cheaper or free with insurance.

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Pricing Disclaimer: Prices reflect advertised starting rates tracked by ManyTreatments and are provided for informational comparison only. Actual costs depend on dose, plan, and included services, and change frequently. Verify current pricing directly with each provider before purchasing. This is not medical advice; consult a licensed provider before starting any medication.