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Research · Menopause Telehealth Price Index

What does online menopause care actually cost?

A first-party-verified look at publicly published menopause telehealth pricing across 8 U.S. providers, including Surfbound.

The short answer: costs vary widely because different services charge differently — some use a membership fee, some charge per visit, some bill medication separately, and some work with insurance. A headline price rarely tells the whole story.
Disclosure: This research is published by Surfbound Health, which is included among the providers analyzed. Note: Prices are verified from first-party sources as of 2026-09-07 and change frequently. This is a reference dataset, not a ranking, and it does not compare clinical quality, approval rates, or outcomes. This page is educational and is not medical advice.

Quick answer

What should menopause telehealth cost - and who is this for?

Published menopause telehealth prices vary widely because providers charge differently: some use a membership or per-visit fee, some bill medication separately, and some work with insurance. This index records each provider's publicly published starting price and fee structure so costs can be compared like for like. Surfbound's own menopause care is delivered with the compounded vaginal estradiol and progesterone cream Velora - $249 for a 45 g pump (about a 90-day supply), with no membership fee.

Who it’s for

  • People comparing menopause telehealth providers
  • Anyone who wants to see fees before they start
  • Those deciding between membership- and visit-based models
  • Clinicians and researchers reviewing published pricing

The 2026 menopause dataset

Starting price, membership fee, consultation fee, medication, insurance approach, and state coverage — across each provider in the verified dataset.

Menopause telehealth pricing across 8 U.S. providers — starting price, membership fee, consultation fee, medication, insurance approach, state coverage, and verification date.
ProviderStarting published priceMembership feeConsultation feeMedicationInsuranceState coverage
Surfbound HealthThis site
surfbound.co/menopause-careVerified 2026-09-07
$249 for a 45 g pump (about a 90-day supply)NoneIncludedIncluded in price if prescribed (varies by treatment)Cash-payAll 50 states
Evernow
www.evernow.com/faqVerified 2026-09-07
Membership-based pricing (confirm current rates)Yes — membership requiredIncluded (unlimited messaging)Separate (billed via pharmacy; cost varies)Not accepted (membership model)Nationwide (varies by state)
Alloy
myalloy.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/23575769302163Verified 2026-09-07
Unknown (varies by treatment)Yes — subscription (billed every 3 months)Included (via membership)Separate (cost varies by treatment)Cash-payVaries by state
Winona
bywinona.com/Verified 2026-09-07
Unknown (no clean first-party published price)NoneIncludedUnknownCash-pay (no insurance)Varies by state
Midi Health
www.joinmidi.com/Verified 2026-09-07
Unknown (insurance-based; cash visit varies)NoneUnknown (accepts insurance; cash visit varies)Separate (billed via pharmacy)Accepts insuranceVaries by state
Maven Clinic
www.mavenclinic.com/Verified 2026-09-07
Unknown (employer/insurance-based)UnknownUnknownUnknownEmployer / insurance-basedVaries by state and plan
Gennev
gennev.com/Verified 2026-09-07
Unknown (membership model; price not cleanly published)Yes (membership model)UnknownUnknownUnknownVaries by state
Hers
www.forhers.com/Verified 2026-09-07
Unknown (varies by treatment plan)None (subscription per treatment plan)IncludedSeparate (cost varies)Cash-payVaries by state

"Unknown" means a first-party figure could not be confirmed and was not estimated. Providers are listed alphabetically (Surfbound — the publishing service — highlighted). Figures were verified as of 2026-09-07 and change frequently. This dataset does not compare clinical quality, approval rates, or outcomes.

Methodology & sources

A researcher reviewing menopause telehealth pricing data, representing the monthly review behind the 2026 price index

Last verified: 2026-09-07

Sample size

8 U.S. telehealth providers

Verification date

2026-09-07

Source preference

First-party provider pricing pages and FAQs only. Third-party figures are not used.

Review cadence

Reviewed and updated monthly.

This index records the publicly published cash-pay price and fee structure of menopause telehealth services across 8 U.S. providers. Each figure was verified against the provider's own website, pricing page, or FAQ as of 2026-09-07. Where a first-party figure could not be confirmed, the field is marked Unknown — never estimated.

Providers are listed alphabetically, with Surfbound — the publishing service — highlighted. This is a factual reference dataset, not a ranking, and it does not compare clinical quality, approval rates, or outcomes.

Compounded medications available through Surfbound are not FDA-approved. A licensed provider must review your case before any prescription is issued, and prescriptions are not guaranteed. See Surfbound's safety information and menopause care page for full details.

Why transparent pricing matters

Menopause care is personal, and price should never be the reason someone avoids it — or the reason they’re surprised by a bill later. A headline number can hide membership fees, visit fees, and whether medication is included or billed separately.

Surfbound publishes this index because we believe people deserve to see the real structure of what they’re paying for, before they commit. That’s the same reason we show pricing up front on our own pages.

This index does not rank clinical quality, and Surfbound is included on the same criteria as every other provider. It simply makes the numbers visible so you can compare like for like.

Explore online menopause care
Woman comparing online menopause care options at her kitchen table, reflecting transparent pricing

Limitations

  • Menopause telehealth is fast-moving. Prices change frequently, and providers may run promotions or vary pricing by state, treatment, and insurance status. Always confirm on the provider’s own site before deciding.
  • Several providers do not publish a clean first-party price. Those fields are marked Unknown rather than borrowed or estimated, which can understate true availability.
  • This index records only publicly published pricing and fee structure. It does not compare clinical quality, approval rates, outcomes, or the quality of care between providers.
  • Insurance coverage is highly variable and depends on the individual plan, state, and provider network. "Accepts insurance" does not guarantee coverage for a specific treatment.
  • This research is published by Surfbound Health, which is included among the providers analyzed using the same methodology. No provider is scored or ranked.

Figures verified 2026-09-07. This page is educational and is not medical advice — a licensed provider determines whether any treatment is medically appropriate for you.