Noom Promo Codes, Discounts & Plan Prices

1. Buy the longest plan you know you'll use

   $209 for 12 months vs $70 for oneLow effortAnyone sure they'll stay past a month or two

   On November 2, 2026 Noom's pricing article listed Noom Weight at $70 for 1 month, $179 for 6 months and $209 for 12 months, before tax or discounts. Its cost guide puts the average at $42.25 a month on 4 months, $29.83 on 6 and $17.42 on 12, billed up front. Noom says your recommended plan comes from the quiz and that prices can vary slightly with promotions or how you sign up, so compare the checkout figure with that list. Medication isn't included in any Noom Weight plan.^{[1, 2, 17]}

   1. Read the full list of 12 plan lengths on Noom's pricing article.
   2. Take the quiz and compare the plans it offers with that list.
   3. Already a member? Use Change My Plan in the Subscription Portal, or ask Support if your length isn't shown.

2. Join through a friend's guest pass

   2-week trial and 20% off in the USLow effortNew members who know someone on Noom

   Any member with an active subscription can send a guest pass from the app, and in the US the friend gets a 2-week trial and 20% off their subscription. The sender gets no reward here. You have to sign up through the member's own link, because Noom can't add the discount by hand later, and subscriptions started through Apple or Google Play aren't eligible for referral rewards.^[4]

   1. Ask the member to tap their profile picture in the app and share their guest pass.
   2. Open their link and sign up through it, on the website rather than an app store.
   3. Check the discount shows before you pay.

3. Use an offer link or promo code before you pay

   One code per orderLow effortNew sign-ups

   Noom's support centre describes reaching the sign-up page from its website, an email or an offer link, and says a promotional link usually applies the discount by itself. A code goes into the Promo Code field on the website before you pay: one per order, never after purchase, and codes can expire. Type it exactly as given, and if it won't apply, contact Support before you finish. Reloadable or prepaid gift cards and HSA or FSA cards aren't accepted at checkout.^[3]

4. Add a second person on the Family Plan

   Reduced rate for a second personLow effortTwo people in the US on Noom Weight

   The Family Plan adds a second person to a Noom Weight plan at a reduced rate; Noom doesn't publish the figure on its support page, so compare it when the sign-up screen offers it. It's US only and isn't available with Noom Med. Accounts stay private and separate, but only the primary user can manage billing or cancel, and cancelling ends both subscriptions. The other person can re-sign up within 6 days with the same email and pick up where they left off.^[5]

5. Ask if your employer or health plan pays for Noom

   Noom Weight at no cost if sponsoredSome effortPeople with workplace or health plan benefits

   Through a sponsored partnership with an employer or health plan, Noom Weight costs you nothing: there's no billing and nothing to cancel. A sponsored start uses a single-use Unique Program ID from your employer or insurer, entered once in the app, and partnersupport@noom.com handles eligibility questions. Sponsored branded Noom Med covers the membership, but labs or prescriptions may still cost money depending on your insurance.^{[6, 7, 8]}

6. On Noom Med, check coverage, then claim from your HSA or FSA

   $90+ off month one; HSA or FSA claimsSome effortPeople who qualify for Noom Med

   On November 2, 2026 the free GLP-1 Insurance Checker page advertised $90+ off your first month, an amount that depends on the program you choose. Noom says its prescription and telehealth programs should generally qualify under most HSA and FSA plans, though it can't guarantee reimbursement, and its checkout doesn't take those cards: pay personally, then claim. Its pricing page adds that insurance doesn't cover the Noom program itself, while branded medication may be covered if your plan approves it.^{[9, 10, 11]}

   1. Run the Insurance Checker if you hope to use insurance for branded medication.
   2. Keep your Noom receipt and ask your clinician in the app for a Letter of Medical Necessity.
   3. Send both to your HSA or FSA provider; medication needs the pharmacy's receipt.

Noom takes one promo code per order, entered on its website at sign-up, and it says a promotional link usually applies its discount by itself. We found no public code on the noom.com pages we could read, so we list the deals shown there; guest passes are personal links, so the guide explains them instead.

1. Set a reminder before a free trial ends

   Noom's Terms say you won't get a separate notice that a free trial is ending or that paid billing has begun, unless the law requires one, and that the first payment follows right after the trial. Its cost guide lists a 7-day trial on Noom Weight, so set your own reminder for the day before it ends.^{[2, 14]}

2. The starting price isn't the ongoing price

   On November 2, 2026 Noom's Med pricing page listed Microdose GLP-1Rx at $79 to start, then $179 a month, and GLP-1Rx at $129, then $249 a month, both billed quarterly after the first 4-week supply. The cost guide, last updated September 22, 2026, gives $279 a month for GLP-1Rx, so read the figure at checkout. Telehealth for Branded Meds starts at $39, then $129 a month, and the medication costs extra. Noom says eligibility varies by program and plans aren't available in all 50 states.^{[2, 9]}

3. Add-ons bill separately

   Noom's billing article says add-ons follow their own billing cycle, and Premium shows up as a second charge next to Noom Weight. Renewing add-ons have to be cancelled before their own renewal date. Cancelling Premium removes your 1:1 Coach and Meal and Exercise Plans but keeps Noom Weight.^{[15, 16, 21]}

4. Upgrading to Noom Med ends your Noom Weight plan at once

   Noom says upgrading ends your current subscription immediately and starts Noom Med right away. The upgrade article doesn't mention a refund for unused months, and the Terms give no refund or credit for part-used billing periods except case by case, so ask Support before upgrading from a long plan.^{[14, 20]}

5. Medicare's $50 copay is only part of the cost

   On November 2, 2026 Noom's Medicare page listed $39 to get started, a plan at $129 a month billed as $387 every 12 weeks, and a $50 copay per fill. Its fine print also mentions a $99 monthly subscription, so check the plan price before you enroll. The page says plan costs aren't covered by Medicare, approval isn't guaranteed, and the copay doesn't count toward your Part D deductible or annual out-of-pocket maximum.^[22]