One price sheet. Nothing hidden.
Most of this industry makes its money marking up your medication. We do not. Velri charges one membership and one flat fulfillment fee, and everything else passes through at true cost. This page is the whole list.
- Member pricing on the full catalog, with $0 markup on medication
- Velri portal and secure messaging with your care team
- Refill, renewal and shipment coordination
- One annual longevity check-in with your independent provider
- Coverage starting in Nevada, expanding state by state
Where every dollar goes
Four kinds of charges exist at Velri, and only two of them are ours. Membership and the flat fulfillment fee are what Velri earns. Consult fees and medication cost pass straight through to the independent Provider Groups and pharmacies who do that work.
That is the whole list. If a charge is not on it, we do not make it.
What a month can look like.
Illustrative only.A typical later month with no consultation is membership plus any medication order: $108 to $378 in this example. Your actual numbers depend on what an independent provider determines is appropriate for you, if anything, and on the pharmacy's cost for it. A prescription is never guaranteed, and nothing here is a promise of any treatment or result. Compounded medications are not FDA approved.
The list of things you will never pay us.
Markup on medicationYou pay the independent pharmacy's true cost. $0 markup, ever.
A cut of your consult fee$25 async, $35 sync, $60 complex (TRT). Paid in full to the independent Provider Group. Velri keeps none of it.
Hidden program or platform feesThe flat ~$25 per-order fulfillment fee is the only fee Velri adds, the same on every product.
Medication bundled into membershipMembership covers coordination only. It never includes, and never guarantees, a prescription.
Cancellation feesCancel anytime. Your membership runs to the end of the period you paid for, then stops.
Charges before care access opensFounding members put a card on file, and billing begins only when care access opens. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.
Pricing questions.
Why is Velri cash-pay instead of billing insurance?
Cash-pay is what makes this price sheet possible. Without claims, coding, and reimbursement games, the price you see is the price you pay: membership billed by Velri, consult fees paid in full to the independent Provider Group, and medication at the independent pharmacy's true cost with $0 markup. No surprise bills weeks later.
What does pass-through pricing mean?
It means the money passes through Velri without Velri taking a cut. Medication is billed at the independent pharmacy's true cost, with $0 markup, ever. Consult fees ($25 async, $35 sync, $60 complex) go in full to the independent Provider Group. The only thing Velri adds on an order is one flat fulfillment fee of about $25, the same on every product.
What does the ~$25 fulfillment fee cover?
One flat fee of about $25 per medication order, the same regardless of which medication was prescribed. It covers Velri's coordination of the order with the pharmacy, and packaging and shipping to you. It is the only per-order amount Velri itself charges.
When does billing start for founding members?
Founding enrollment is a soft open ahead of the August 1, 2026 launch. You put a card on file to hold the $79/mo founding rate, and billing begins only when care access opens in your state. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.
Is the $79 founding rate locked forever?
The founding rate is held while your membership stays active. Keep your membership and your rate does not go up. If you cancel and later rejoin, you rejoin at the standard rate, currently $99/mo.
Does membership guarantee a prescription?
No. Membership covers coordination and support only. Whether any medication is appropriate for you is decided entirely by an independent, licensed provider after your consultation, and a prescription is never guaranteed. Compounded medications are not FDA approved.
Velri is a non-clinical coordination company. Consultations and prescriptions are provided by independent, physician-led Provider Groups, and medications are dispensed by independent, licensed pharmacies. Compounded medications are not FDA approved. A prescription is required and is not guaranteed. Prices for medication vary by product, pharmacy, and state; availability starts in Nevada and expands state by state. This page is for general information and is not medical advice.