Question 1

How is the subscription priced?

Accepted Answer

Pricing is based on the number of dispensers and expected usage across your buildings. Dispensers, installation, products, service visits, monitoring, and reporting are all included — there is no separate equipment purchase.

Question 2

Do we have to buy the dispensers?

Accepted Answer

No. Touch-free dispensers are included in the managed program at no additional equipment cost. We install, service, and replace them as part of the subscription.

Question 3

What does full-service menstrual dispensing actually cost?

Accepted Answer

Most organizations compare a managed subscription against the combined cost of hardware, product reorders, staff stocking time, and waste from uncontrolled dispensing. We build that comparison for your buildings during the quote process.

Question 4

Can grant or state funding cover the program?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes. Several states, including Georgia, fund period product access in schools. We help identify funding streams that may offset program costs and provide the distribution documentation those programs expect.

Question 5

Is there a minimum contract or building count?

Accepted Answer

We start many customers with a single-building pilot so they can see real usage data and a working compliance file before expanding across a district or health system.

All-inclusive menstrual product service pricing

Start where it makes sense, expand when it's proven

Pilot

Campus / Facility

District / Health System

No equipment invoice, no surprise reorders

Pricing questions