New patients
New medical card
from $79
Typically $119 · price depends on your state
- Video visit with a licensed doctor
- Certification filed after an approved visit
- Step-by-step help with your state registry
- Renewal reminder 60 days ahead
Pricing
What a medical marijuana card costs
- Our evaluation — charged only if approved
- Your state's registry fee — paid to the state
Our prices
Card renewal
from $59
Typically $99 · price depends on your state
- Shorter visit — your history is on file
- Works even if your first card came from elsewhere
- Online wherever your state allows it
- A reminder before your next renewal
- Not approved? Never charged. Payment is taken after approval, so there's nothing to refund.
- No membership. No auto-renewal, nothing added at checkout.
State fees, every state
| State | State fee | Card lasts | First visit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $65 | 1 year | In person |
| Alaska | $25 | 1 year | In person |
| Arizona | $150 | 2 years | Online |
| Arkansas | $50 | Up to 2 years | Online |
| California | Up to $100 (county) | 1 year | Online |
| Colorado | $29.50 | 1 year | Online |
| Connecticut | $0 | 1 year | Online |
| Delaware | $50 | 1–2 years | Online |
| Florida | $75 | 1 year | In person |
| Hawaii | $38.50 | 1 year | Online |
| Illinois | $50–$125 | 1–3 years | Online |
| Kentucky | $15 | 1 year | In person |
| Louisiana | No state card | Set by doctor | Online |
| Maine | No state card | 1 year | Online |
| Maryland | $0 | 3 years | Online |
| Massachusetts | $0 | 1 year | Online |
| Michigan | $40 | 2 years | Online |
| Minnesota | $0 | 1 year | Online |
| Mississippi | $25 | 1 year | In person |
| Missouri | About $27 | 3 years | Online |
| Montana | $20 | 1 year | In person |
| Nevada | $0 | 2 years | Online |
| New Hampshire | $0 | 1 year | In person |
| New Jersey | $0 | 2 years | Online |
| New Mexico | $0 | 3 years | Online |
| New York | $0 | Up to 1 year | Online |
| North Dakota | $50 | 1 year | In person |
| Ohio | $50 | 1 year | Online |
| Oklahoma | $104.30 | 2 years | Online |
| Oregon | $200 | 1 year | Online |
| Pennsylvania | $50 | 1 year | Online |
| Rhode Island | $0 | 1 year | Online |
| South Dakota | $75 | 1 year | In person |
| Utah | $15 | 6 months–1 year | In person |
| Vermont | $50 | 1 year | Online |
| Virginia | $0 | Up to 1 year | Online |
| Washington | $1 | 1 year | In person |
| Washington, D.C. | $0 | 2 years | Online |
| West Virginia | $50 | Up to 2 years | Online |
Set by each state and paid to the state directly. Figures last reviewed 2026-10-07 — confirm on your state page before you apply.
Is it worth it?
For regular buyers, a card usually pays for itself
Estimate your yearly savings
Many states add 10–20% or more on recreational purchases. Check your state's rate.
$270a year back in your pocket
Your evaluation pays for itself in about 6 months.
An estimate, not a promise. Tax rules vary by state and city, and some states tax medical sales too.
Pricing questions
How much does a medical marijuana card cost?
There are two separate costs. Our evaluation starts at $79 and you pay it only if the doctor approves you. Your state may also charge a registry fee, which you pay to the state directly — it ranges from $0 to about $200 depending on where you live.
What if the doctor doesn't approve me?
You aren't charged. We don't take payment until after approval, so there's nothing to refund.
Is there a membership or auto-renewal?
No. You pay once per evaluation. We'll remind you before your card expires, but we never charge you automatically.
Does insurance cover a medical marijuana card?
No. Because cannabis is still illegal under federal law, health insurance, Medicare and Medicaid don't cover the evaluation or the products. Some states lower their registry fee for veterans or people on assistance programs.
Can I use an HSA or FSA card?
Usually not. Most HSA and FSA administrators treat cannabis-related costs as ineligible.
See if you qualify in two minutes
- One short online form
- A video visit with a licensed doctor
- From $79, only if approved