Head to head · A care charge with the medication left unpriced, twice
Both programs publish what the care costs and leave the medication unpriced. Neither can produce an all-in figure, and neither is treated as the cheapest option because of it.
Telehealth · membership plus pharmacy medication
Evernow charges a $49 monthly membership on the month-to-month term. Medication is billed separately at a pharmacy and is not priced by the provider, so no all-in figure can be derived from published charges.
Telehealth · consult plus pharmacy medication
Wisp charges from $33 a month for menopause consults, covering the evaluation, follow-ups and care-team access. Systemic estradiol and progesterone are sent to a local retail pharmacy and paid there or through insurance, and Wisp publishes no amount for them.
Where the statements above come from
Differences are stated as recorded facts. Where one side has no established figure, the gap is named rather than filled with the other side's number.
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| Field | Evernow | Wisp |
|---|---|---|
| Charge as billed | $49.00 per month, membership only | $33.00 per month, including the consultation |
| Cadence | each calendar month | each calendar month |
| Monthly equivalent | ≈ $49.00/mo derived · known charges only | ≈ $33.00/mo derived · known charges only |
| Membership | $49/mo | $0/mo |
| Required fees | Medication at a pharmacy · No price published | Medication at a pharmacy · No price published |
| Commitment | Month to month | Not established |
| Product kind | Form not stated | Form not stated |
| Score | 80.0 | 78.0 |
Evernow · where the record stops
The published number covers the membership only. Medication is priced by the pharmacy and never by Evernow.
Wisp · where the record stops
The care charge excludes the medication, which is priced by the pharmacy and by insurance rather than by Wisp, so no all-in figure can be derived.
Last modified Oct 23, 2026
Nothing here is medical advice. Whether a treatment is appropriate is a decision for a licensed clinician. A comparison of charges is not a comparison of care, and nothing on this page suggests one program is clinically better than another.