How Much Does the Inito Fertility Monitor Cost?

Summary

Inito has two main costs: a one-time device cost of $119 for the Inito Fertility Monitor, which includes a standalone wireless reader and a pack of 15 Fertility Strips, and an ongoing Fertility Strip cost of $49 for a 15-strip pack or $79 for a 20-strip pack (that measures both alpha and beta LH).

Access to the app is included; there’s no subscription fee, no monthly platform charge, and no lock-in. A Subscribe & Save option gives you 10% off every Fertility Strip order, and both the Inito Fertility Monitor and Fertility Strips are HSA/FSA eligible. Inito is designed to give you actual hormone values and cycle insights without adding another recurring app fee on top.

What’s Included in the Price?

Inito has two costs: a one-time device cost and an ongoing strip cost. There’s no app subscription or hidden fee.

How Are the Device and Strip Costs Split?

The easiest way to think about Inito pricing is this: you buy the Inito Fertility Monitor once, and then you buy strips as you need them.

The 15-strip pack costs $49 and is usually enough for one full cycle for most users. The 20-strip pack costs $79 and includes Fertility Strips that measure both alpha and beta LH. This is for users who have more subtle peaks or whose beta LH does not rise as significantly.

This split matters because it makes the upfront cost and the ongoing cost easy to understand. You are not paying for the device every month, and you are not paying to unlock the app.

How Much Does Inito Cost Per Cycle?

For most users, Inito costs about $49 per cycle once you already own the Reader.

That’s because the app assigns test days based on your cycle, so you only test on the days that matter, typically 12 to 15 days in a 28- to 30-day cycle.

Per-Cycle Cost (Based on Average 28–30 Day Cycle)

• 15 Fertility Strip pack: $49 per cycle (one-time purchase)
• 15 Fertility Strip pack: $44.10 per cycle with 10% Subscribe & Save

Based on internal analysis, 85% of Inito users cover a full cycle with a single 15-strip pack.

What Drives Variation in Fertility Strip Usage

• Cycle length: longer cycles may require more tests
• Cycle regularity: irregular cycles, including PCOS, post-pill, etc. may need more strips to capture the full hormonal picture

First-Cycle Cost

• Inito Fertility Monitor (inclusive of the wireless reader, strips, and the app) = $119 for your first cycle 
• From your second cycle onwards: as little as $44.10/cycle with Subscribe & Save, or $49 without the subscription

Is Inito HSA/FSA Eligible?

Yes. Both the Inito Fertility Monitor and Fertility Strips are HSA/FSA eligible.

For many people, that makes a real difference to the final cost. How to Download Your Invoice for Reimbursement

1. Open the Inito app
2. Go to the Profile page
3. Select Orders
4. Find the relevant order
5. Tap View Details
6. Tap Invoice to download the PDF

You can then save it or share it directly with your HSA/FSA provider. If Your HSA/FSA Card Doesn’t Work at Checkout

• Some providers require manual reimbursement
• Check your provider’s reimbursement process
• Contact support if you want to confirm provider compatibility

Is Inito Worth the Cost for PCOS or Irregular Cycles?

For users with PCOS, irregular cycles, or other non-textbook patterns, the value of Inito often comes from getting more context, not just more tests.

Single-hormone tools can be harder to rely on when cycles vary from month to month. That is because ovulation timing, LH patterns, and fertile window length do not always follow averages.

Inito tracks multiple hormones across the cycle, which can help users see a fuller picture of what their body is doing in that cycle.

It does not diagnose PCOS or other hormonal conditions, but it can make hormone patterns easier to follow and easier to discuss with your healthcare provider.

What Inito Fertility Monitor Users Say

"I was looking into getting a more in depth view of how my hormones were looking on a daily basis and it came down between Inito and a different monitor but Inito had better reviews, was a better price, and seemed to be more advanced."

— Kierra Rose

"I was actually looking at several other monitors that were much more expensive when Inito presented itself on my Instagram feed. It seemed to do what all of the other monitors did, but at a much more affordable price point. I decided to try it because it looked like it could test more on a single strip, plus the price was better. I am so glad that I jumped and got it!"

— Kourtney Doughty

"I compared all of the different advanced ovulation prediction devices according to price, capability, ease of use, and customer reviews. Inito won out — partly because they had a deal going on that made the expense feel a little less painful on my wallet."

— Tiffany Hamilton-Barclay