UTI cost comparison · Prices checked September 19, 2026

UTI treatment cost: a $45 visit vs. Wisp, Nurx and more

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Clinician review plus 21 days of follow-up messaging. No subscription. Medication paid separately.

Wisp and Nurx list $65 UTI visits. Teladoc lists $89 without coverage. At Bidwell, a licensed clinician reviews your visit for $45 and, if appropriate, sends your prescription to the pharmacy you choose.

The visit is $45. The prescription is a separate pharmacy purchase. The same $45 visit fee in all 11 states we serve, with no state-based surcharge, membership or automatic visit renewal. If online care is not appropriate, we refund the visit fee.

For eligible, nonpregnant women 18+ in 11 states. Clinician approval required. See when you need in-person care.

The short answer

For an uncomplicated UTI that is appropriate for online care, Bidwell's $45 visit costs $20 less than Wisp's published $65 starting price or Nurx's $65 consultation, $44 less than Teladoc's uninsured General Medical visit, and $84 less than PlushCare's $129 uninsured visit. These are visit-fee comparisons, not medication-inclusive totals. Prices checked September 19, 2026. Compare the fees and sources.

Vs. Wisp / Nurx$20 lessCompared with published $65 visit fees
Vs. Teladoc$44 lessCompared with $89
Without insurance or benefits
Vs. PlushCare$84 lessCompared with $129
Uninsured visit fee

Services and eligibility differ. Promotions may lower listed prices. Covered visits and some cash-pay competitors can cost less than $45; those options are noted below.

1. UTI visit prices, side by side

Here is what Wisp, Nurx, Teladoc and PlushCare publish for a self-pay visit, with the additional costs and terms to check before booking.

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Published self-pay visit fees before temporary discounts, checked September 19, 2026. Medication is separate.
ProviderVisit priceOther costs and termsBidwell visit difference
Bidwell Health$45Clinician review plus 21 days of follow-up messaging after your care summary is delivered. Medication separate; no required membership or video appointment. PricingThe comparison price
WispStarting at $65Pharmacy charges separate. Temporary offers may lower the listed price. Source$20 less than published starting price
Nurx$65Medication separate. Includes one week of UTI-related messaging. Source$20 less
Teladoc General Medical$89 without coveragePhone or video visit. Pharmacy cost separate. Insurance or employer benefits can reduce the visit fee. Source$44 less at the uninsured rate
PlushCare$129 without insuranceVideo visit; medication and labs separate. Membership terms include a 30-day trial, then a recurring fee if continued. Source$84 less at the uninsured rate

PlushCare publishes a $19.99 monthly membership with a 30-day free trial. If continued, the membership renews until canceled. Its terms also describe access to medical care without paying the membership fee. Medication and lab work are separate from the visit fee. Membership and trial terms.

2. What will you actually pay?

$45 visit + your pharmacy's medication price.

That is the Bidwell calculation for an approved online UTI visit. Before you start the questionnaire, you know our visit fee and that medication is purchased separately. You choose the pharmacy instead of being locked into a medication bundle.

An example: visit + medication

Nitrofurantoin monohydrate/macrocrystals (generic Macrobid), 100 mg, 10 capsules.
Bidwell online visit$45.00
Example medication price with a GoodRx coupon$10.63
Illustrative total$55.63

Example uses the standard GoodRx coupon price at Walgreens displayed for West Palm Beach, FL (ZIP 33401) on September 19, 2026, before any applicable tax. No paid GoodRx membership is included.

Your clinician chooses the medication and quantity. Your prescription may differ, and prices and coupon availability vary by pharmacy and location.

A useful comparison has two parts: the amount the clinician's service charges, and the amount the pharmacy charges for the actual prescription. A brand-name price, a generic cash price and an insurance copay are different quotes. The drug, strength, quantity and pharmacy must match before medication prices can be compared fairly.

Cost itemWhat to expect at Bidwell
Online visit$45 for the health review and clinician's treatment decision.
Follow-up messaging21 days of secure messaging about this visit after your care summary is delivered. After that, further clinical care requires a new $45 visit. Your records remain available to read.
MedicationSeparate pharmacy charge if prescribed. We do not set your pharmacy's price.
Required subscriptionNone. No monthly membership or automatic visit renewal.
Course and quantityDetermined by the clinician for this infection and written on the prescription.
Testing or in-person careNot included. If online care is inappropriate, the visit fee is refunded; outside care has its own costs.
A future infectionA new evaluation, not an automatic refill or another recurring charge.

Ask your pharmacy for the price of the prescribed drug and quantity before filling it. If you have prescription coverage, compare your copay with any available cash discount. This example shows how the visit and medication costs add up. Your pharmacy's price may differ.

There is no reason to attach a six-month subscription calculation to a single acute infection. UTI treatment is an episode of care. If symptoms return, the right next step is reassessment, not automatically buying more of the same antibiotic.

3. A starting price is not always the final bill

Good price disclosure answers three questions before you pay: what is the visit fee, what is separate, and what will renew? We apply the same standard to our own $45 price.

  • A consultation headline may exclude medication. Nurx explicitly separates its $65 consultation from the pharmacy charge. Wisp also discloses additional pharmacy costs. Neither headline should be read as a guaranteed all-in antibiotic price. Nurx · Wisp.
  • A trial is not the same as having no membership. PlushCare publishes its recurring membership terms. Whether the trial or a later charge applies depends on your account and when you cancel. PlushCare.
  • A treatment page may not publish a fixed cash quote. CVS MinuteClinic's UTI page directs readers toward coverage and cost estimates rather than one fixed UTI total. Get the actual estimate, including any testing, before comparing it with a visit-only fee. MinuteClinic's UTI page.

With Bidwell, the visit fee and the medication-cost boundary are visible before you start. The part we control is fixed: $45 for the visit, no required subscription. The pharmacy controls the separate medication charge.

One fixed visit fee across all 11 states

Bidwell's standard UTI visit fee is $45 in every state we serve. Your location determines whether you are eligible for our service; it does not add a visit surcharge. Medication and outside testing or care are separate. Our pricing page and terms state the flat visit fee.

A fixed fee, a starting price and a provider's booking price answer different questions. Sesame shows individual prices before booking, even though it has no single UTI rate. Dr. B discloses a potentially higher video-review fee, but the UTI and how-it-works pages checked here do not state the amount or identify the affected states. That is a limit of those public pages, not evidence of a charge appearing after payment.

Swipe to compare how each visit fee is set.

Visit-price structure, checked September 19, 2026. Pharmacy costs remain separate.
ServicePublished visit priceWhat changes the amount?
Bidwell$45Same standard fee across all 11 served states. No state-based surcharge. Pricing
Dr. BStarting at $19A video review may cost more depending on state requirements or the clinical situation. The amount is not stated on the two linked pages. UTI page · How it works
SesameAdvertised from $34Provider-specific appointment prices are shown before booking. There is no single platform-wide UTI rate. UTI page
WispStarting at $65Published starting price; temporary offers may change the final fee. Source
Nurx$65 consultationPublished consultation fee; medication is separate. Source
Teladoc$89 without coverageInsurance or employer benefits may lower the visit fee, as low as $0. Source
PlushCare$129 without insuranceCoverage changes visit pricing; trial and membership terms affect additional charges. Source
GoodRx Care$39 one-time visitSeparate membership discounts are available; compare the membership cost and terms. Source

You can know Bidwell's visit fee before choosing a provider or an appointment time. Start the questionnaire when convenient, then receive care through clinician review and secure messaging. Our standard visit fee stays $45. This simplicity is separate from claiming to beat every available booking price.

4. A $45 visit, without another membership

  1. Tell us about your symptoms. Complete the UTI questionnaire, including pregnancy status, allergies, current medications and symptoms that could need in-person care.
  2. A licensed clinician reviews your visit. Care is provided through secure, two-way messaging rather than a scheduled video appointment. The clinician decides whether online treatment is appropriate and may ask follow-up questions. Your visit includes 21 days of follow-up messaging about the condition treated, starting when your care summary is delivered.
  3. Use the pharmacy you choose. If approved, the prescription is sent there. The pharmacy charges for the medication and determines when it is ready. Clinician review time is not a guarantee of pharmacy stock or pickup time.

For an appropriate uncomplicated infection, this gives you a direct route from health review to pharmacy pickup without enrolling in recurring care. You can see who provides care on our clinician page and review our clinical approach before starting.

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5. Are there lower-priced options?

Yes. GoodRx Care lists a $39 UTI visit without a membership. It also offers membership discounts with separate costs and terms. A visit covered through your own insurance or employer may also cost less. Teladoc, for example, advertises covered General Medical visits as low as $0. Check your actual benefit rather than assuming its $89 uninsured price applies to you.

Dr. B advertises UTI consultations from $19, with medication paid separately. Its potential video-review increase does not establish that your final fee would exceed $45; check the price for your situation.

Sesame advertises UTI appointments from $34. You choose a provider, review the listed price and book a telehealth time. That price may be lower than Bidwell's. Its UTI page advertises nationwide availability, compared with Bidwell's 11 states. Bidwell offers a fixed $45 message-based visit without choosing a video slot or comparing individual providers.

Bidwell is not claiming to be the lowest price in every situation. The comparison is specific: a $45 visit costs less than several major self-pay alternatives, without a membership requirement. For someone considering a $65, $89 or $129 visit, that is a meaningful difference before the prescription is even filled.

Availability matters too. Bidwell serves eligible patients physically in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Maryland, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, Virginia and Washington. A competing service may cover a state or patient group that we do not. Check the current service area.

6. When an online UTI visit is the wrong purchase

A low price helps only when the service fits the problem. Bidwell's UTI pathway is for eligible, nonpregnant adult women with symptoms consistent with an uncomplicated lower urinary tract infection. Urinary symptoms can have other causes, and antibiotics are not automatically the answer.

Fever, chills, back or side pain, nausea or vomiting can indicate a kidney infection and need prompt medical care. Pregnancy, severe illness, repeated infections or symptoms that persist after treatment can also require an examination or testing. Do not delay appropriate in-person care to find a cheaper online visit. NIDDK kidney-infection guidance.

That is where an urgent-care clinic or another in-person service may justify a higher bill: it can provide an examination and testing that a message-based visit cannot. We do not treat that extra capability as wasted money when you need it.

If an antibiotic is prescribed, follow the directions for that specific course. Do not save pills to self-treat another episode. Choice of antibiotic and duration depend on the clinical situation, not on which product makes the cheapest comparison table. NIDDK treatment guidance.

Frequently asked questions

How much does online UTI treatment cost without insurance?

Bidwell charges $45 for the visit, with medication paid separately. Public prices checked September 19, 2026 show Wisp starting at $65, Nurx at $65, Teladoc General Medical at $89 without coverage, and PlushCare at $129 without insurance. Promotions, eligibility and included services differ.

Is Bidwell cheaper than Wisp for a UTI visit?

Bidwell's $45 visit is $20 below Wisp's published $65 starting price, before any temporary discount. Pharmacy medication costs are separate for both. Check the current offer before comparing your final cost.

Does the $45 include my UTI antibiotic?

No. The $45 covers the online visit, clinician review and 21 days of follow-up messaging about that visit after your care summary is delivered. If prescribed, medication goes to your chosen pharmacy and is paid for separately. The drug, strength, quantity, pharmacy and any insurance or discount determine that price.

Do I need a subscription for online UTI treatment?

Not with Bidwell. Each visit costs $45, with no required membership or automatically renewing visit charge. Some competitors also offer one-time UTI visits. Compare the actual service you are buying rather than assuming every telehealth provider uses a subscription.

How many days of antibiotics and refills will I get?

Your clinician chooses the medication, treatment length and quantity for the current infection. Bidwell does not sell a fixed antibiotic course or standing UTI refills. The approved prescription gives the actual directions and quantity. A future infection requires a new evaluation.

Do I need a video appointment?

Bidwell's UTI care is provided through clinician review and secure, two-way messaging, with no scheduled video appointment. You complete the health questionnaire and a licensed clinician reviews it. The clinician can ask follow-up questions, respond about your care or recommend in-person evaluation when appropriate.

Can I use my own pharmacy or prescription insurance?

Yes. An approved prescription can go to your chosen pharmacy. Ask that pharmacy whether your insurance or an available cash discount gives you a better price. Bidwell does not bill insurance for the $45 visit.

Can I get a UTI visit for less than $45?

Yes. GoodRx Care lists $39, Dr. B advertises from $19 and Sesame advertises appointments from $34. Eligibility, video-review fees, provider availability, memberships and coverage can affect the applicable price. Medication is separate. Bidwell offers a fixed $45 standard visit fee, not a guarantee of the lowest price for every patient.

What happens if online UTI care is not appropriate?

Bidwell refunds the visit fee if the clinician determines online care is not appropriate. A prescription is not guaranteed. Fever, chills, back or side pain, vomiting, pregnancy or a complicated history may require prompt in-person evaluation instead.

Where is Bidwell's online UTI service available?

The service is for eligible, nonpregnant women 18 and older who are physically in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Maryland, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, Virginia or Washington at the time of the visit.

Does Bidwell charge more for a UTI visit in some states?

No. The standard Bidwell UTI visit fee is $45 across all 11 states we serve, with no state-based surcharge. Medication is paid separately. If the clinician determines online care is not appropriate, the visit fee is refunded under our refund policy; outside care has its own charges.

Does a variable price mean the fee is hidden?

No. Sesame shows provider-specific prices before booking, even though it has no single platform-wide UTI rate. Dr. B discloses a potential video-review increase; the two pages checked for this comparison do not state the amount. We did not complete competitor checkouts and do not claim that charges are revealed only after payment.

How this comparison was prepared

We checked the linked public pricing pages on September 19, 2026. The main table compares published self-pay visit charges for one episode of care. Insurance, employer benefits, promotions and membership status can change what an individual pays. We did not complete competitor checkouts. The separate medication example uses a dated GoodRx standard coupon quote for the named generic, strength and quantity; it is not a guaranteed pharmacy price or a promised prescription.

Savings are simple visit-fee subtraction: $65 minus $45 is $20; $89 minus $45 is $44; $129 minus $45 is $84. Temporary promotions are not included in these calculations and may lower the listed prices. Differences in visit format, clinical scope and follow-up mean these are price comparisons, not evidence of equal services or outcomes.

Bidwell Health is a competing provider. The main table covers Wisp, Nurx, Teladoc and PlushCare; lower-priced routes are discussed separately. We do not receive a fee from the competitor links on this page. Published fees can change, so confirm the amount and terms before payment.

Price-check record: September 19, 2026. Checked Wisp, Nurx, Teladoc, PlushCare, GoodRx Care, Dr. B, Sesame and the MinuteClinic UTI cost-estimate pathway. Expanded the comparison to distinguish fixed fees from prices disclosed before booking. Added a standard-coupon medication example: $45.00 plus $10.63 equals an illustrative $55.63. Future verified pricing corrections will be recorded here.

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