How much does cibinqo cost?

Cibinqo is the brand name for upadacitinib, a prescription medication (a JAK inhibitor) used for certain inflammatory conditions. The price varies a lot by country, dosage, how much you’re getting (30-day supply vs. longer), and your insurance or patient-assistance options.

A rough idea (U.S. prices):
- List price for a 30-day supply (15 mg once daily) is typically in the broad range of about $7,000 to $12,000 before any insurance discounts.
- With insurance, copays or out-of-pocket costs can be much lower, sometimes from $0 up to a few hundred dollars per month, depending on the plan and any manufacturer or pharmacy programs.

Prices outside the U.S. are often lower or controlled by national pricing, so the exact amount can differ significantly.

Ways to get an accurate price:
- Check with your local pharmacy for the exact cash price.
- Contact your health insurer to get the out-of-pocket cost with your plan.
- Look up current prices on price-comparison sites (e.g., GoodRx in the U.S.) to see what you’d pay at different pharmacies.
- Ask your doctor or the manufacturer about patient-assistance programs or copay cards.

If you tell me your country, whether you have insurance, and the prescribed dosage/quantity, I can help estimate a more precise out-of-pocket cost or point you to the right resources.