Hims Price: Plans, Monthly Cost & Price History

Hims is an online telehealth company that sells hair, sexual health, and other products by subscription. There is no single Hims price. Each product has its own monthly rate, longer subscriptions can lower the cost per bottle, and some programs charge a separate membership fee on top of the medication.

This page covers prices and fees only. It does not say whether any product is right for you or what it does. Those decisions belong with a licensed doctor, who can tell you what is appropriate for your situation. Hims does not accept insurance, according to reviewers, so the prices below are out of pocket.

The figures come from published reviews, mainly Healthline and ConsumerAffairs, with a check date of Oct 14, 2026. Prices change, so confirm them on the official Hims site.

Hair products are the most common starting point. Reviews list the following monthly prices.

The foam is listed at its one-month subscription rate here. Longer commitments lower the cost of each bottle, as the next section shows.

Choosing a longer subscription lowers the cost of each bottle of foam. The table shows the per-bottle rate on the longer plans.

Longer plans usually bill upfront for several months at once, so the total charge at checkout is larger even though each bottle costs less. Look at the amount due today, not only the per-bottle rate.

Sexual health products are priced per dose or per chew rather than per month. Reviewers report these starting prices.

These are starting prices. The price you pay depends on the product, the dose, and the quantity you order, so the final charge can be higher than the figures shown.

Weight loss programs work differently. A membership is required, and the medication is priced separately. A review lists the membership fee as follows.

The first-month rate is a promotion. After that, the monthly fee applies on top of whatever the medication costs. Ask a licensed doctor about medication and dosing, and read the checkout screen for the total before you confirm.

Many Hims prices are "starting at" prices. Before you pay, check three things on the checkout screen: the amount due today, the amount that will bill each month afterward, and whether a membership fee is added to the cost of the product. A longer subscription can show a low per-bottle rate while charging several months at once, so the first bill may be much larger than the monthly number you saw.

Also check how to pause or cancel. Subscriptions renew automatically, and the steps for skipping a shipment are in your account settings. Reading them before you order is cheaper than learning them after a renewal.

• The product: each item has its own rate.
• Subscription length: longer plans lower the per-bottle cost but bill more upfront.
• Dose and quantity for products priced per dose.
• Membership fees for programs that require one.
• Insurance: reviewers say Hims does not accept it, so costs are out of pocket.

A price you saw on sign-up day is not guaranteed for the life of the subscription. Promotional rates end, products get repriced, and a plan that renews on a longer cycle will bill on that cycle. Keep the confirmation email, compare it with each renewal notice, and contact Hims support through your account if a charge does not match what you agreed to.