Rosy - Women’s Health
Wellness for the whole woman
How much does Rosy - Women’s Health cost?
Prices are current as of 2 Oct 2026.
4 subscriptions from $9.99
In the United States, Rosy - Women’s Health has 4 subscriptions priced $9.99 – 149.99.
| Subscription | Period | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Rosy Monthly Silver | Monthly | $9.99 |
| Rosy Gold Monthly | Monthly | $49.99 |
| Rosy Silver 6 months | 6 months | $49.99 |
| Rosy Monthly Platinum | Monthly | $149.99 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rating / 5 | 4.7 | 4.7 | 4.8 | 4.9 | 4.5 | 4.7 | 4.6 | 4.4 | 4.5 | 4.8 | 3.8 |
| Reviews | 1.4K | 26K | 9.3K | 6.9K | 4.3K | 2.9K | 2.1K | 647 | 187 | 142 | 56 |
| Released | 2019 | 2017 | 2020 | 2013 | 2019 | 2019 | 2020 | 2019 | 2011 | 2019 | 2013 |
| Monthly price | $49.99 | $14.99 | — | — | $12.99 | $10.99 | $12.99 | $12.99 | — | — | — |
| 3-month price | — | $49.99 | — | — | $39.99 | $16.99 | — | $34.99 | — | — | — |
| Annual price | — | $79.99 | — | — | $59.99 | $99.99 | $59.99 | $49.99 | — | — | — |
The going rate for each plan in United States, in its own currency, shaded from the cheapest price on the row to the dearest. Plans fewer than four in ten of the priced apps sell are left out.
Rosy - Women’s Health reviews
4.7 out of 5, based on 1,389 reviews.
What people like
- All medical info comes from real doctors
- It helps you understand your body better
- The content covers more than just sex
- It reduces stress about researching health issues
What they complain about
- You cannot create an account due to errors
- The subscription costs are surprisingly high
- It hides the price until you sign up
- The erotica writing is short and poorly done
Answered so many of my questions
This app is amazing. I struggle to find information that I trust when researching anything related to women’s health. I never know what’s accurate or if the person giving the information is a credible source. I really appreciate the work they put into the app to make sure that everything is evidence-based and medically accurate. It helped take the overwhelm and guesswork I have every time I’m looking for answers or at least some prep before I speak to my doctor. Thank you Rosy for being such a valuable tool for me.
Sign up error
No matter what I tried, repeated sign up errors and website has nothing to correct.
Can’t make account
Tried making an account on both my Google Pixel phone and my IPad and it shows “Displayable Error” for both, not allowing me to make an account.
Can’t make account :(
Might be a bug or glitch but I can’t make an account, please fix this!!
For Real
Nice to have a real professional discussing real problems and offering real help.
Sign up error
Continues to give Sign up error
Not working
Not working app i got error - cannot even sign up
App keeps freezing on sign up
I just installed this app on my iPhone X but it keeps freezing with a blank screen on the sign up page.
Great resource for women’s overall wellness
I didn’t realize how many aspects of women’s health this app addresses! I don’t always want to book an appointment with a doctor for every concern or symptom I’m curious about. I also don’t want to go down a misleading Google rabbit hole! This app provides genuine, reliable insight from doctors and other helpful professionals. It covers way more than sexual health and probably answers what you just typed into google about your body!
Cannot even sign in
I get a sign in error message every time I try to create my new account!
Broken
I download the app, I was able to sign up beyond that it is showing me an error and I cannot set it up
Good articles
There are some good articles, but you have to pay for them.
A helpful source with accurate information for all women!
Rosy is one of the few places I know I can go to get information that is backed and vetted by medical professionals. I love the variety of content I can look for and I’m super impressed by the quality. Definitely recommend for any woman!
Ms
I couldn’t even sign up without getting any kind of error and I can’t even access any of the information through the desktop website as all links just direct me to the app where “the content you’re trying to access can only be found” Way to gate keep women’s health. Would give zero stars if I could
Has potential
I explored the educational articles and there’s a wide range of topics that cover different aspects of life. Options for navigating sex in connection to religious beliefs, transgender needs, age base, and different conditions. Admittedly, I’m not religious trans or impacted by things like PCOS. So I can’t speak to the quality of the content surrounding those intersections. But I appreciate the attempt to be inclusive and I’ll leave individuals in those space to judge the quality. Speaking for myself, the article topics I found relatable to me were interesting and informative. I watched a few videos after subscribing and so far so good there. I would rate higher if it weren’t for… The formatting on the erotica is poor, I can’t even see the entire text as a quarter of it is cut off. And I’m disappointed in how expensive the upper level subscriptions are. There are many potentially useful features available in these higher plans, but pricing makes them inaccessible to lower income people. I expect better from advocates for sexual health and expression professionals. I understand that the content creators need compensation too, but I hope there are options for making these available during promotional periods. Last reason for lower rating is for the lack of a trial period. I selected the $10/month subscription so o could see more of the content at a lower risk. I’d never do the more costly ones b/c I don’t want to waste $75-150/month just to see what’s being offered. For that reason I likely won’t ever explore beyond the base tier.
Am I missing something...?
I downloaded the app and took the introductory quiz. It asks a lot of personal questions about why you feel the way you do and what your struggles are. And I can see how a lot of the videos and content in the app can help a lot of women. But there were zero questions or answer options to say that sexual assault is a reason that women are not having sex even though 1 in 4 women experience sexual assault. It’s a huge gap to be missing content that addresses women’s experience with violent partners because those experiences have a profound effect on sexuality and comfort. I wish there was at least one mention of this issue, but I haven’t found it yet. It’s a resource with a lot of information that just doesn’t apply without addressing this primary roadblock.
Awesome Resource
Rosy is a wonderful resource that addresses many women’s health needs; not only sexual health. Having the ability to access trusted resources from the comfort of my home on my phone makes it so easy to incorporate in my day to day. Thank you, Dr. Harper for creating this resource for women!!
App won’t work
To use the app I have to create an account. I have tried multiple times and only receive an error message. I’ve deleted and reinstalled. It will not allow me to use the app.
Supports harmful purity culture
The main education info is medically accurate, although pretty basic. The erotica stories are too short and bad writing. Read Sarah Maas instead. I liked that the main info topics talk about self-touching as a healthy self-awareness practice. But, the app asks your religion. You find out why later when they ignore religious shaming / purity culture as one of the key causes of trauma, pain and inability to communicate needs. They ignore that women raised in conservative religions have a much higher incidence of sexual pain and dysfunction. Not only that, the app invites reps from each of the main patriarchal religions to teach “classes”. In a summary for the Christian class, the teacher says that women need to remember how much men “need” sex and that they think about it almost as much as women think about food. Eewww, are you kidding me?! Promoting biological myth and duty sex, proven to increase pelvic pain and reduce marital satisfaction? Speaking about sex as something women give and men biologically need is misogyny and phallus worship, not science or health. Sex should be mutual and women deserve pleasure. You can’t have it both ways, Rosy, trying to help women solve pelvic pain while supporting harmful purity culture religious rhetoric. As a birth doula and mom, I do not support this app and would not recommend it until this problem gets addressed.
I’m not broken and there’s hope!
Rosy brought me back to life. I thought I was dead on the inside until I heard Dr. Harper’s reassuring words that what I was feeling was normal and that many other women are going through the same thing. No one talks about this stuff and it wasn’t until I burst into tears one day with my college besties that I heard how Rosy had helped them, too! I love using Rosy to learn about my body physically and mentally and how to get closer to my super sweet and patient husband. Thank you Rosy and Dr. Harper for bringing women’s sexual health to the conversation!!!
Not free
It says in app purchases but after you go all through the questions and waste your time it is only a free trial! Thanks
Can’t view videos
I tried to start my seven day free trial today. It said I was successful, but I can’t watch any videos or look at any information. How do I view a class?
Amazing
I learned so much about womens health on this app. Changed my whole life. So happy and blessed to have tried the free trial!
Not Helpful!
My doc recommended this app - I have no idea what she was thinking!! I don’t want to read cheap erotica & had no problem understanding why and or talking about my low libido with her. I really feel ripped off and now question my doctor’s recommendations!! Don’t waste your money
Easy to use
Easy to use and fun
Feeling used
Saw the doctor on DBL yesterday and immediately downloaded. No where on the download does it say there is a cost to get information. My bad that I didn’t read the reviews 1st. Even if I did there is nothing about how EXPENSIVE it is. Doesn’t say if I sign up for the “cheapest” one if I can quit if I don’t like it or if I’m stuck for a certain amount of time. I put in all that personal information and THEN I find out it will cost me at least $9.99 to even see ANYTHING. That should be up front.
Not sure how I lived without this
It’s so, so, so good. This app has had a huge impact on my relationship with my sexuality in the best way. Really, the best way. 😉
Crashes
App crashes I every time I try to create an account. I had high hopes for this due to high functioning adhd and not having the time to do such things. But I can’t even get to set up an account.
Boost libido!
Very educational and professional. So much of desire is truly in our mind. I love the articles and short stories. Glad to hear erotica is not a “dirty thing”. I love my husband and enjoy sex much more!
Couldn’t even get past the first page
I have no idea why. I tried like 8 times just to make an account and everytime it kicked me out of the sign up page before I could even hit create account. Then when I finally completed all the simple steps and hit create account, it kicked me out again! I’m not dumb. I closed and reopened the app, redownloaded it, it’s simple fill in your info. I don’t see why it’s so impossible. I really was hoping it could help me too. I’ve been really frustrated with my lack of sex drive lately and this seemed like it could point me in a good direction.
Rosy - Women’s Health price by country
A monthly subscription costs $45.77 in Canada and $49.99 in the United States — 1.1× more for the same thing. Below is the going rate for each plan in every country that sells it — the middle price of what the app charges there, in the country's own currency with the dollar equivalent beneath it.
| Country | Monthly | 6 months |
|---|---|---|
| Canada | CA$64.99$45.77 | CA$66.99$47.18 |
| United States | $49.99 | $49.99 |
Rosy - Women’s Health FAQ
- Is Rosy - Women’s Health free?
- Yes. The app and its basic features are free, in all 3 countries it sells in. Premium features are paid: they start from $9.99 (US), across 4 subscriptions.
- How much does Rosy - Women’s Health cost per month?
- Rosy Gold Monthly is $9.99 – 149.99 (US).
- Does Rosy - Women’s Health have a free trial?
- No. None of its offers (US) come with a free trial.
- Where is Rosy - Women’s Health cheapest?
- A monthly subscription costs CA$64.99 (≈$45.77) in Canada and $49.99 in the United States, its cheapest and dearest countries.
- What are the best alternatives to Rosy - Women’s Health?
- Lasting: Marriage & Couples (4.7 from 26,107 reviews, premium from $11.99), ASCCP Management Guidelines (4.8 from 9,346 reviews) and ACOG (4.9 from 6,899 reviews).
Rosy - Women’s Health download
Last updated 1 month ago.
Rosy - Women’s Health sells in 3 countries. It was released 7 years and 7 months ago, on 14 Feb 2019. It holds a 4.7 rating from 1,389 reviews.
Supports 1 language: English.
How much does Rosy - Women’s Health make?
Third-party estimates for the last 30 days, worldwide — not the store's own figures, which Apple publishes for nobody.
Revenue by plan
- Monthly 71%
- 6 months 29%
Revenue by country
- United States 99%
- Canada 1%