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A factual, side-by-side look at pricing, scope, and clinical model. Pricing reflects publicly listed information at time of writing.
Hers lists variable by service and medication is some plans include medication; Stella lists app + separate clinical fees and medication is billed separately. Hers focuses on general women's health, while Stella focuses on symptom tracking with clinical add-on. The deciding factor for most people is whether they want medication bundled into one predictable monthly price or billed separately at a pharmacy.
Broad women's health platform; menopause is one of many tracks.
App-based menopause symptom tracker with a clinical add-on.
Kindr offers transparent monthly pricing ($79 first month, $89/mo after), most HRT medications included, and is licensed in all 50 states. See the full breakdown:
Costs and coverage reflect publicly listed information at time of writing and change often — verify current pricing and licensed states with each service before deciding. Neither option is clinically superior for everyone; the right choice depends on your symptoms, history, and budget.
Hers: Broad women's health platform; menopause is one of many tracks. Stella: App-based menopause symptom tracker with a clinical add-on. On pricing, Hers lists variable by service while Stella lists app + separate clinical fees.
Hers starts at Variable by service. Stella starts at App + separate clinical fees. Compare total cost including medication: Hers — some plans include medication; Stella — billed separately.
Hers: Separate program. Stella: Not offered. kindr Health includes GLP-1 weight care in the membership when clinically appropriate.
Hers operates in all 50; Stella operates in varies.
Hers positions itself around general women's health, and Stella around symptom tracking with clinical add-on. For hormone therapy the practical questions are whether medication is bundled (Hers — some plans include medication; Stella — billed separately) and whether the service is licensed where you live.
Yes. Menopause telehealth services are month-to-month, so switching means cancelling one and completing a new intake with the other. Ask your current clinician for your visit notes and any recent labs first — bringing them to the new intake usually avoids repeating tests.
It depends on what you need. kindr Health is a flat monthly membership ($79 first month, $89/mo after) with most HRT medications included, GLP-1 weight care, labs, and coverage in all 50 states plus DC — which suits women who want predictable pricing over insurance billing or per-visit fees.