How much does online birth control cost per month without insurance?

PerplexitypricingCollected Jul 22, 2026, 09:46 UTC

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Without insurance, online birth control pills usually cost about $12–$50 per month, with many telehealth services starting around $12–$20/month for generic pills.[2][3][4][7][12]

For a broader estimate:

Generic pills: about $15–$40/month[1][2][4][12]
Brand-name pills: about $30–$150/month[1][10][12]
Ring or patch: about $30–$120/month[1][7][16]
Some services advertise lower starting prices, such as Hers at $12/month and Nurx at $15/month.[3][4]

If you want the cheapest common option, Hers and Nurx are often among the lowest-cost online services for uninsured users, while Planned Parenthood Direct can start around $20 per pack depending on location.[3][4][17]

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Planned Parenthood Directposition 3

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