How much does Dumbo Health cost, and how is it billed?

Dumbo Health lists two entry prices on its site: a sleep longevity assessment at $0.99/day, billed annually, and a one-time $149 at-home sleep apnea test. Payments are marked HSA/FSA eligible, and the site states "Clear Pricing, No Hidden Fees." Costs beyond those two starting points — ongoing treatment, devices, or membership tiers — are not published on the page reviewed here, so confirm current pricing with Dumbo Health before you commit.

The two published prices

The two are separate entry points, not a bundle. The site frames them as "two ways to start, one clinical team" — you pick based on whether you want a broad sleep health picture or a specific answer about sleep apnea.

What the $0.99/day actually means

$0.99/day is a daily rate, not a daily charge. Because it's billed annually, expect a single yearly payment rather than a monthly deduction. Multiply the daily rate by 365 and the annual figure is roughly $361, but treat that as arithmetic on the listed rate, not a quoted total — Dumbo Health does not display the annual amount on the page reviewed, and the exact charge should be confirmed at checkout.

What the $149 covers

The $149 is described as one-time and all-in for the test itself: an FDA-cleared at-home sleep test, a sleep doctor's read, and results in about 48 hours. The site's example output is a diagnosis such as "Moderate sleep apnea, AHI 18.4," explained in plain language. What happens after a diagnosis — treatment, devices, follow-up — is where pricing stops being published.

How billing and payment work

• HSA/FSA eligible. The site flags this, which matters if you're paying with a health savings or flexible spending account. Eligibility is stated by Dumbo Health; your plan's rules still govern what it will reimburse.
• Annual billing on the assessment. The $0.99/day rate is tied to annual billing, so it isn't a pay-as-you-go option.
• One-time charge on the test. The $149 is not described as recurring.
• "Clear Pricing, No Hidden Fees." This is Dumbo Health's own claim, listed alongside "Secure Payments." It's a positioning statement, not an itemized breakdown — the page doesn't enumerate every possible charge.

What the site does not tell you

The page reviewed does not publish:

• The total annual charge for the longevity assessment
• Prices for ongoing treatment after a sleep apnea diagnosis (the site says treatment is "shipped to your door" and "adjusted until your nights get better," but no figure is given)
• Whether treatment, devices, or refills carry separate recurring fees
• Membership tiers, if any exist beyond the two entry points
• Refund, cancellation, or pause terms

Because of this, the honest answer to "how much does Dumbo Health cost" is: the entry points are published, the downstream costs are not. If your decision depends on total cost of care rather than the first payment, ask Dumbo Health directly for a full price list covering treatment and any recurring charges before starting.

A practical way to decide

1. If you mainly want to know whether you have sleep apnea, the $149 one-time test is the lower-commitment path — a single payment, a defined deliverable, no annual lock-in.
2. If you want a broader picture of how sleep is affecting your health, the $0.99/day assessment is the entry point, but understand you're committing to an annual billing cycle.
3. Before paying either, confirm in writing: the exact annual total, what treatment costs if you're diagnosed, whether treatment is billed separately or included, and the cancellation or refund policy.
4. If you're using HSA/FSA funds, verify with your plan administrator that the specific service qualifies — Dumbo Health's eligibility label is a starting point, not a guarantee of reimbursement.

The gap between "clear pricing" as a slogan and "clear pricing" as a complete price list is the main thing to close before you buy.