Qulipta costs over $1,200/month without insurance. Learn how to save with coupons, the AbbVie savings card, patient assistance, and discount programs.
Qulipta (Atogepant) is an effective once-daily oral medication for migraine prevention — but its price tag can be a serious barrier. Without insurance, a 30-day supply of Qulipta costs over $1,200. Even with insurance, specialty tier copays can add up quickly.
The good news: there are several ways to reduce your out-of-pocket costs. In this guide, we'll walk through every savings option available for Qulipta in 2026, including manufacturer programs, discount cards, and patient assistance.
Let's start with the numbers. As of January 2026:
These prices mean that without any discount or insurance coverage, Qulipta costs $14,400 to $19,200 per year. That's clearly unsustainable for most people. Fortunately, very few patients actually pay this amount.
This is the single best savings option for most patients. AbbVie, the manufacturer of Qulipta, offers the Qulipta Complete Savings Card for commercially insured patients.
Key details:
How to enroll:
This card can be the difference between paying hundreds of dollars per month and paying nothing. If you have commercial insurance, this should be your first step.
If you don't have insurance, or if the savings card doesn't apply to your situation, prescription discount cards can help reduce the cash price:
GoodRx offers Qulipta coupons that can bring the price down significantly. With GoodRx Gold, you may pay as low as $1,109 per month for a 30-day supply. Standard GoodRx coupons may also offer discounts at select pharmacies. Visit goodrx.com/qulipta to compare prices.
SingleCare offers Qulipta coupons that can reduce the price to approximately $1,018 for 30 tablets of 60 mg. This is one of the lower cash prices available through discount cards. Visit singlecare.com/prescription/qulipta.
Additional discount programs to check include:
Prices vary by pharmacy and location, so it's worth checking multiple discount programs to find the best deal. Note that these discount cards cannot be combined with insurance — you use one or the other at the pharmacy counter.
If you're uninsured or underinsured and have limited income, AbbVie's patient assistance program — myAbbVie Assist — may provide Qulipta at no cost.
Eligibility requirements:
How to apply:
If you qualify, you may receive Qulipta completely free of charge. This program is specifically designed for patients who would otherwise be unable to afford the medication.
Before assuming Qulipta is too expensive, contact your insurance company to understand your actual coverage:
Your doctor may have Qulipta samples available from AbbVie representatives. While samples won't cover your long-term needs, they can bridge the gap while you wait for insurance approval or savings card activation.
Some insurance plans offer lower copays through their preferred specialty mail-order pharmacy. Mail-order also saves on transportation costs and time. Ask your insurer if this option is available.
If you have Medicare Part D, Qulipta may be covered but with varying copay amounts depending on your plan and coverage phase. Patients eligible for the Medicare Low Income Subsidy (LIS) may pay as little as $11 to $13 per month.
Note: The AbbVie savings card is not available for Medicare, Medicaid, or other government insurance patients. However, myAbbVie Assist may still be an option if you meet eligibility criteria.
Several nonprofit organizations offer financial assistance for expensive medications:
Qulipta is expensive at list price, but most patients don't need to pay anywhere close to $1,200 per month. The AbbVie Qulipta Complete Savings Card is the best starting point for commercially insured patients, potentially reducing your cost to $0. For uninsured patients, myAbbVie Assist can provide the medication at no charge if you qualify.
Don't let cost prevent you from getting effective migraine prevention. Start by asking your doctor about savings options, and use the resources in this guide to find the lowest possible price for your situation.
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