Prescription prices, as an API.

Every way to pay, ranked by what the patient pays.

Ask for a keyRead the OpenAPI spec
curl -G https://everycardrx.com/v1/price \
  -d drug="atorvastatin 20 mg" -d zip=33774 -d coverage=none \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $EVERYCARD_KEY"
{
  "object": "price",
  "drug": {
    "key": "atorvastatin|20 mg|tablet",
    "quantity": 30
  },
  "best": {
    "where": "Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs",
    "kind": "mail_order",
    "totalCents": 1066,
    "shippingCents": 525,
    "source": {
      "name": "Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs",
      "checkedAt": "2026-11-08T23:21:24.631Z"
    },
    "isDemo": false
  },
  "options": [
    "2 in all, best first",
    {
      "where": "Amazon Pharmacy",
      "kind": "membership_plan",
      "totalCents": 1999
    }
  ],
  "benchmark": {
    "cents": 86,
    "asOf": "2026-10-21"
  }
}
A real response, public prices only, made when this page loaded.

What’s in it?

Counted from the catalog, today.

  • 1589 products

    Common generics and brands, each keyed to RxNorm, with the usual quantity and days’ supply.

  • 154 drug-maker offers

    Cash prices from TrumpRx, LillyDirect, NovoCare and others, each with its exclusions, source page and review date.

  • 626 copay programs

    Copay cards, rebates, free trials and bridge supplies for 564 brand-name medicines, each read from the drug maker’s own page, with yearly maximums and excluded states. For commercial insurance only, as the programs require.

  • 20 free-medicine programs

    Drug makers’ patient assistance rules from their own forms: income limits by medicine, which coverage qualifies, and the official application, filled in the person’s browser.

  • Cash prices

    Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs live, store generic lists and Amazon RxPass, beside CMS NADAC for what pharmacies pay.

  • Card networks

    Demo today: simulated from NADAC and marked isDemo on every quote. Live network prices arrive with our card administrator.

Every price says where it came from and when.

No fee changes the order, not even on a tie: tied options go nearest pharmacy first.

What can it answer?

Six endpoints, one engine: the same one behind our Claude and ChatGPT connector.

MethodPathAnswers
GET/v1/priceEvery way to pay for one prescription, ranked by what the patient pays
POST/v1/listA whole medication list: one pharmacy against the cheapest split
GET/v1/programsExtra Help, Medicare Savings Programs, the insulin cap and drug-maker assistance
GET/v1/drugsSearch products by generic, brand or alias, keyed to RxNorm
GET/v1/offersDrug-maker offers and copay cards, each with its source and review date
GET/v1/copayThe copay assistance database, searchable by brand
GET/v1/sourcesEvery data source, its method and freshness (no key needed)

Send your key as Authorization: Bearer. Amounts are integer cents. The full schema is in the OpenAPI spec.

What won’t it do?

Each rule has a test that fails if it breaks.

  • Guess a strength

    A name that fits several products returns 409 with the candidates. Ask the patient, then send the key.

  • Invent a price

    A source that doesn’t answer in time is named in stats.unavailable, never filled in.

  • Break eligibility

    No copay card outside commercial coverage, and each drug-maker offer’s exclusions applied.

  • Overclaim savings

    No savings against an insurance copay, and intro prices counted only until they end.

  • Keep health data

    Our logs can’t hold a drug name, a full ZIP code or an income.

Building with AI?

Point your agent at our MCP server. Same engine, with the interactive results built in.

Ask for a keyAdd the connector
https://everycardrx.com/mcp