Cost Plus Drugs review
Updated September 30, 2026 · ThriveCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026
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Our verdict
Cost Plus Drugs runs a single market model pairing an online GP with a pharmacy, and insurance is accepted, matching the 43.2% share in the field. It suits people who want a prescription filled at a cost plus price rather than a subscription; those wanting a wider range of clinical services should look elsewhere.
Key facts
- Best for
- People who want a prescription and a filled medicine in the same place, with insurance accepted.
- Insurance accepted
- Yes (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Free delivery
- No (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Legal entity
- Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, PBC (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Support channels
- Email, Help-centre (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Services
- Prescriptions, Pharmacy, Online gp
- Official website
- costplusdrugs.com
Apps and profiles
Pros and cons
Pros
- Services cover prescriptions, pharmacy dispensing and an online GP, so a consultation and the medicine sit in the same place (prescriptions, pharmacy and online gp)
- Insurance is accepted, which suits people who pay through a plan rather than out of pocket
- The wider online pharmacy field leans on memberships, with a monthly plan price sitting at €53.69
- Online GP access is common in the field at 81.8%, so this is a familiar route in the field
Cons
- Free delivery is a no here, while 91.7% of online pharmacies do offer it, so a regular refill order carries a delivery cost
- Support runs on email and help centre only, with no phone or live chat line listed
- The service mix is narrower than DocMorris, which adds weight loss, hair loss, sexual health and skin to prescriptions and a pharmacy (online gp, prescriptions and pharmacy)
- Pharmacy-led work is the one area where the field is stronger, at 100% against 46.8% for services of this type
Ready to try Cost Plus Drugs?
Who it suits
- People refilling a regular medicine who want a pharmacy and an online GP under a single roof
- Anyone who pays for care through insurance and expects it to be accepted
- Readers who prefer paying per medicine to a monthly membership
Who should look elsewhere
- People wanting weight loss support, which FeelGood ED lists alongside an online GP and prescriptions (online gp, prescriptions and weight loss)
- Readers who prioritise skin, hair loss or sexual health, which DocMorris lists alongside prescriptions and a pharmacy (online gp, prescriptions and pharmacy)
- People who want free delivery, which 91.7% of online pharmacies do offer
Core features
Cost Plus Drugs handles the consultation and the dispensing under the same roof. It lists prescriptions, a pharmacy and an online GP, so the visit and the filled medicine sit with the same operator (prescriptions, pharmacy and online gp). That matters for readers who refill the same medicine often and do not want to hand their details to a second company. The field around it is split on that point: pharmacy services are universal among online pharmacies at 100%, while online GP access is broader among online doctors at 81.8%. This brand sits in both groups at once. Insurance is accepted, which places it with the 43.2% share of online doctors, and ahead of the 56.8% group that does not. Free delivery is a no, and most online pharmacies do offer it, at 91.7%. For a buyer ordering regularly, that single line can decide between two otherwise similar services.
The company behind it
Cost Plus Drugs is run by Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, PBC, a public benefit corporation, which is the structure behind its cost plus pricing. The public benefit form is the part worth noticing: it ties the company to a stated purpose rather than to quarterly targets alone. Support runs on email and help centre, so questions go by email or through the self-serve help centre. That suits readers who are comfortable writing a question once and keeping a record of the answer, and suits a pharmacy model where most queries are about an order rather than a symptom. Readers who would rather talk to a person on a number should weigh that before signing up, since email and help centre is the full list.
How Cost Plus Drugs compares
Cost Plus Drugs covers prescriptions, a pharmacy and an online GP (prescriptions, pharmacy and online gp), while this alternative lists weight loss and sexual health on top of an online GP and prescriptions (online gp, prescriptions and weight loss).
FeelGood ED lists weight loss and sexual health with an online GP and prescriptions (online gp, prescriptions and weight loss), a different specialism from a cost plus pharmacy run by Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, PBC.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a consultation cost at Cost Plus Drugs?+
Consultation prices in the online doctor field range widely, with a median of €0 and a top of €131.54. The online doctor ranking shows a median of €0 and an upper end of €113.13. Ask for the visit cost before ordering a repeat medicine.
Is there a monthly plan or membership fee?+
Cost Plus Drugs is built around paying per medicine rather than a subscription, and the legal structure behind that model is Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, PBC. For context, the median monthly plan price across online doctors is €56.95, and across online pharmacies it is €53.69. Read the entry cost and the repeat cost as separate lines on any provider.
Does Cost Plus Drugs accept insurance?+
Yes, insurance is accepted. That places it with the 43.2% group of online doctors, while 56.8% do not take insurance. Online pharmacies split the same way, at 44.4% against 55.6%. Worth confirming your plan is handled before you reorder.
Is delivery free on orders?+
Free delivery is a no here. That is the opposite of most online pharmacies, where 91.7% offer it and 8.3% do not. If you order often, add the delivery charge to the medicine cost before comparing two pharmacies on unit price alone.
What can I actually get from the service?+
The list covers prescriptions, a pharmacy and an online GP (prescriptions, pharmacy and online gp). The online doctor field is broad on GP access at 81.8% and prescriptions at 90.9%, but narrower on pharmacy work at 50.9%. Weight loss, skin and hair loss are not among these services (prescriptions, pharmacy and online gp), so readers who need them should look at a wider list.
How do I get help if something goes wrong with an order?+
Support runs on email and help centre, so email and the help centre are the routes. Both are written channels, which suit order questions and prescription records. Live chat is used by 33.1% of the wider field, and phone by 67.5%, so if you prefer to talk, check that first.
Which countries does Cost Plus Drugs operate in?+
This brand is listed as serving a single market, so its prescribing and delivery terms are set for that market rather than adapted per country. Insurance handling varies across the field, with 43.2% of online doctors accepting it, so confirm the market served and the terms on your own order before relying on it from abroad.
Is Cost Plus Drugs a good fit against a subscription pharmacy?+
It depends on how you buy. A cost plus model charges per medicine, and the company behind it is Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, PBC, while subscription models show a monthly plan price with a median of €53.69 and a top of €218.36. Refillers who only need a refill each month often find per-medicine pricing simpler.
Sources
- costplusdrugs.com checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Free delivery, Insurance accepted, Services
“Shipping *Additional cost at checkout”
- costplusdrugs.com/faq checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Legal entity, Support channels
“(c) 2026 Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, PBC. All rights reserved.”
Compiled from 2 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.
Not confirmed yet: Plan price per month.
Cost Plus Drugs
People who want a prescription and a filled medicine in the same place, with insurance accepted.