IV Therapy in Austin

Published prices put the median standard drip at $205, with the middle half between $160 and $250 (Red Savia price index, July 2026). The full published range runs $50 to $575, drawn from 192 prices across 18 Austin providers. Across our four-city index only 28 percent of providers publish any price, so confirm the figure with the provider before you book.

NAD+ sits in its own price class: $249 to $950 published, with a median of $550 a session (Red Savia price index, July 2026). Only 6 Austin providers publish a price for it, so the sample is thin and a quote can land outside that range. Ask what the quoted price covers before you book.

The median Austin membership is $225 a month, with the middle half between $190 and $330 (Red Savia price index, July 2026). That runs notably higher than Miami, where the median membership is $149. What a membership includes varies by provider, so check how many drips are covered each month, which drips qualify, and what happens to unused ones before you sign.

Yes. Mobile IV providers travel to a home, hotel or office, and they are one of the deepest categories on the Austin map. We list them separately from clinic-based practices, and their listings show a service area rather than a street address. Ask whether the price quoted is the total, and whether a travel or call-out fee is added on top.

Most of the listings sit in Austin proper, with the rest in Cedar Park and Round Rock. Mobile providers cover ground beyond any single address, so read the stated service area rather than the map pin when you are deciding who can reach you.

From each provider's own public listings: address, hours, ratings and services. Owners can claim a listing to confirm its details. Information changes, so check with a place directly before you visit.