Pricing

One plan for couples and individuals

A 1-week trial, then billed every 4 weeks, cancel anytime. Your price is shown on the checkout page before you pay, and it is the same whether you start together or on your own.

  • 1-week trial
  • Switch therapists free
  • Cancel anytime
  • State board licensed clinicians

Weekly therapy

A live video session with your therapist every week, and messaging in between. It starts with a 1-week trial, then it is billed every 4 weeks and renews until you cancel. Cancel anytime in your account.

One price for couples and individuals, shown at checkout in full before you pay.

Online or in an office?

United Couples Therapy, online only, compared with in-office therapy
United Couples TherapyIn-office therapy
Personalized therapist matchYesNo
Video sessions with a licensed therapistYesYes
Message your therapist between sessionsYesNo
Exercises between sessionsYesNo
Cancel anytimeYesNo
Cost$90 a week$150 to $300 a session
Trial price$25 for the first week, then $90 a weekNone

In a randomized trial, couples who met by video improved as much as couples who met in person. See the research.

A 2025 review of online couples programs found the same.

Your plan includes

The questions people ask about cost.

Is it the same price for one person as for a couple?

Yes. One plan covers both of you, whether you meet together, separately, or both. Start on your own and your partner can join later at no extra cost, without starting over. You never have to add anyone to keep going.

How is it billed?

One plan: a 1-week trial first, then billed every 4 weeks until you cancel. Every amount is shown in full at checkout before you pay, and you can cancel anytime in your account: future charges stop and the weeks you already paid for run to the end.

How does the 1-week trial work?

Your first payment covers a 1-week trial: a session and messaging with your therapist. When the trial ends, the plan is billed every 4 weeks until you cancel. If you cancel before it ends, nothing more is charged.

Is this covered by insurance?

Usually not, and that is true of couples therapy almost everywhere, in an office or online. Health insurance pays to treat a diagnosed condition in one person, and a relationship is not a diagnosis, so to bill insurance a therapist has to diagnose one of you, and that stays on their medical record. Most couples pay for counseling themselves instead. Every clinician issues superbills you can submit for possible out-of-network reimbursement, and HSA and FSA cards work at checkout.

What if the fit is not right?

Tell us, and we move you to another licensed therapist at no cost. Your plan and your standing time stay the same.

How many sessions will I need?

Your therapist tells you after the first one, so you are not signing up for something open-ended. Most people meet weekly for a few months, then taper off or stop once the pattern has shifted.

Real therapy, not coaching.

Every clinician is licensed by a state board, keeps clinical records and issues superbills. We cannot prescribe medication or fulfill court orders, and we are not built for active crisis. If you need help right now, see our emergency resources.

Ready when you are.

A short questionnaire to get matched. Openings this week, and every amount shown before you pay.

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