Grouport vs Online-Therapy.com
How Grouport and Online-Therapy.com differ on cost, insurance, medication and how you get a therapist, from each service's own pages.
- Updated monthly · checked Nov 4, 2026
Without insurance, Grouport costs $35/week ($140/month), averaging $23-$32 per session and Online-Therapy.com costs $60/wk ($48/wk for the first month with its 20% discount), billed monthly. Grouport's plan costs less per month, as each service states its price; compare what each plan includes. Only Grouport lets you pick your therapist yourself.
- Grouport:
- Flat monthly online therapy (group, individual, couples, family, teen and intensive outpatient), self-pay, therapy only.
- Online-Therapy.com:
- Direct-to-consumer structured CBT program with therapist access.
In common: neither bills insurance in network; neither offers psychiatry; both serve adults and teens.
What Grouport and Online-Therapy.com cost
Each price as the service's own page states it. Only two recurring plans are ranked against each other; a per-session price and an insurance copay never are.
Without insurance
Every self-pay price, side by sideGrouport's plan costs less per month, as each service states its price; compare what each plan includes.
Recurring plan: weekly plan billed monthly
Recurring plan: messaging + CBT program, no live sessions
With insurance
Online therapy by insurance planWhat else differs
Only where their own pages give different answers, each linked to the page that states it.
Getting a therapist
Only Grouport lets you pick your therapist yourself.
Who it serves
Session formats
Only Grouport offers group sessions. Only Online-Therapy.com offers phone, live chat and messaging.
Income-based pricing
Every sliding-scale optionOnly Online-Therapy.com lists a sliding scale or income-based aid.
Free consultation
Only Grouport lists a free consultation.
Side by side
Blue marks the lower monthly price where every service compared sells a recurring plan; a per-session price and an insurance copay (set by your plan) are never ranked. Attributes (matching, session types, ages, coverage, insurance, financial aid) are from each service's own pages or, where a service does not publish them, a recent independent review, last verified 2026-11-04; open a service for its source. Reported improvement is from that service's OWN published study (different populations, durations, and formats), shown with its study as a guide and never crowned a cross-study winner. These are facts, not a recommendation: the right choice depends on your goal, your insurance, and your therapist.