GoodRx competitors: where to find cheaper prescriptions

Looking for GoodRx competitors? You’re not alone. If a coupon app didn’t save enough or you want more options, several services and pharmacies can cut your drug costs. I'll walk you through the most useful alternatives and how to pick the right one for the meds you need.

Top alternatives to GoodRx

SingleCare: Simple price comparisons and printable coupons accepted at many US pharmacies. It often matches or beats GoodRx on generics.

Blink Health: Lets you lock in a price online and pick up at a participating store. That guaranteed price can help when cash prices vary a lot.

RxSaver: Powered by RetailMeNot, RxSaver compares retail prices and shows coupons you can use in-store or present on your phone.

WellRx (formerly ScriptSave): Focuses on everyday savings and has tools for chronic meds. It can be handy if you refilled the same prescriptions regularly.

Amazon Pharmacy and big chains: Amazon, Walmart, Costco, and chain pharmacies often run their own discounts or membership pricing. Sometimes those in-store or membership deals beat coupon apps.

Online pharmacies and marketplaces: If you’re comfortable buying online, there are options that specialize in cheaper international or generic supplies. We cover safe options and red flags on this site—see articles about viabestbuys.com and alternatives to Pharmex Direct for real examples.

How to pick the right discount tool

Compare prices on the exact drug and dose first. A 10 mg generic and a branded 20 mg will show wildly different results. Run the same query across two or three apps to spot the best price.

Check participating pharmacies. Some coupons work only at certain chains. If your local pharmacy is not listed, the discount is useless unless you switch stores.

Read the fine print. Does the price require prepayment online or a membership? Blink Health sometimes needs online payment to lock the price; SingleCare usually does not.

Think about safety and legitimacy. If a deal seems too good, confirm the seller. Our guides on buying specific meds like Enoxaparin, Colchicine, or Bimat explain safe steps and legal issues when shopping online.

Watch for refill and chronic-use benefits. Some services give better long-term savings for chronic meds. If you take daily meds, test savings over a month, not just a one-off refill.

Final quick tips: keep several apps on your phone, use manufacturer coupons when available, and ask your local pharmacist to match or suggest the cheapest legal option. If you want examples or step-by-step checks for specific drugs, our site has hands-on guides that compare real prices and highlight risks for UK and international buyers.

Want a short list to try right now? Install SingleCare, RxSaver, and Blink Health, then search for your meds. You’ll see fast where each one wins and where it falls short.