You can sign up for GoodRx Gold in our app or gold.goodrx.com and use your card at the pharmacy instantly!
Creating Your Gold Account in the GoodRx Mobile App
Step 1: Click on the Gold sign-up banner on a medication price page.
Step 2: Enter the primary account holder's first name, last name, and birthdate-exactly as it will appear on a prescription.
Then, click "Next". After creating your account you can print, text, or email your card immediately. For Family Plans, you can add additional members once your account is created.
To have your physical Gold card mailed to you, enter your mailing address.
Step 3: We offer two types of membership plans: Individual and Family. You must be at least 18 years old to enroll in the Individual Plan or as the Primary member of a Family Plan.
Click the 'Next' button. You will be asked to add a credit card to finish creating your Gold account. You will not be charged until the 30-day trial period ends.
Step 4: Verify the email address you used to create your account by checking the Gold account email sent to you.
Creating Your Gold Account on the GoodRx Gold website
Step 1: From the GoodRx Gold home page, click the “Start Your Free Trial Now” button. After entering a valid email and password, click the 'Create My Account' button.
Step 2: Choose your plan: Individual or Family. You must be at least 18 years old to enroll in the Individual Plan or as the primary member of a Family Plan.
Click on the "Continue" button.
Step 3: Enter the primary account holder's first name, last name, and birthdate--exactly as it will appear on a prescription.
Click the 'Continue to Next Step' button. You can print, text, or email your temporary card after creating your account. For Family Plans, you can add additional members once your account is created.
Step 4: To receive your physical Gold Card, enter your mailing address. Click the 'Continue to Next Step' button, and your account will be created.
You will be prompted to add a credit card to finish creating your GoodRx Gold account. You will not be charged until the 30-day trial period ends.