The short version: YU Sleep is advertised against a $99-per-bottle reference price, but nobody actually pays $99 — the real street prices are the package prices, which work out to $49 to $69 per bottle, or roughly $1.63 to $2.30 per night. Here's the full table and the math behind choosing a package.
Current packages, as listed by the vendor
| Package | Total price | Per bottle | Per night | Vendor-reported shipping |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 bottles (~2 months) | $138 | $69 | ~$2.30 | + shipping fee |
| 3 bottles (~3 months) | $177 | $59 | ~$1.97 | Free (per shipping policy) |
| 6 bottles (~6 months) | $294 | $49 | ~$1.63 | Free (per shipping policy) |
Each bottle holds about 30 servings at the recommended 2 mL nightly dose, so per-night cost is simply total price divided by bottles times 30.
Reading the $99 reference price correctly
The vendor strikes through $99 and presents the package prices as discounts of 30 to 50 percent. That's standard anchor pricing: $99 exists to make $49 feel like a win. Judge the product on what you actually pay — $1.63 to $2.30 a night — not on the imaginary $3.30 night the anchor implies. For context, that real range sits mid-pack in the sleep-supplement category: cheaper per night than most retail multi-ingredient sleep stacks, more expensive than a do-it-yourself stack of single ingredients, which runs perhaps $0.70 to $1.20 a night at the cost of multiple pills and your own dose research.
The autoship option, in numbers
The vendor also advertises a membership-style program: your first two bottles at $59 each with free shipping, then $49 per month after, cancellable with one click per the offer terms. Done deliberately, autoship is the cheapest ongoing route — $49 a month undercuts every one-time package. Done forgetfully, it's a recurring charge you didn't plan for. If you enroll, set a phone reminder for the day before the next cycle until you've decided the product earns its keep. Our monthly program explainer covers the mechanics and cancellation.
Which package makes sense for whom
- First-time buyers: the 3-bottle tier is the interesting middle. It's free shipping, it covers the vendor's own "noticeable change" window plus a buffer, and at $177 it's $117 cheaper than the 6-bottle tier if you end up not continuing. The 2-bottle tier at $138 plus a shipping fee narrows the gap to the 3-bottle deal to almost nothing — which is why we'd usually point first-timers at three bottles or at the refund-window logic below.
- Committed users: if you've already done a successful trial, the 6-bottle tier at $49 per bottle is simply the best unit price, and six months matches the vendor's "full reset" timeline.
- The guarantee wrinkle: the refund window is 60 days regardless of package. A 6-bottle purchase means deciding within 60 days whether you're keeping a six-month supply. That's another argument for treating a first purchase as a structured eight-week trial.
Buy the smallest package that covers the guarantee window plus a couple of spare weeks. For most first-time buyers that's the 3-bottle tier; upgrade to the 6-bottle price only after you have a personal yes.
Shipping's effect on the real total
The vendor's pages carry two US shipping figures — $9.95 in the shipping-policy FAQ and $14.95 in its rate table — while multi-bottle packages are described as shipping free. When numbers conflict, the checkout total is authoritative. Practically: if a single-or-2-bottle order shows a fee near $10 to $15, the 3-bottle tier's free shipping plus one extra bottle for $39 often beats it on value. Details live on the shipping page.
Bonuses and what's actually included
Multi-bottle packages have been advertised with digital guides — a bedtime-snack report, a sleep-and-aging guide, and a wind-down routine audio/ebook collection. Bundles change, so confirm what's attached to your package on the checkout page before paying; treat bonuses as a pleasant extra, not a reason to buy. We break down each guide on the bonuses page.
What you're paying for, and what you're not
At $1.63 to $2.30 a night you're paying for a coherent ten-ingredient liquid formula with a low, research-aligned melatonin dose and the convenience of one dropper instead of a pill organizer. You're not paying for proven finished-product results — no trial on the formula has been published — and the proprietary blend means some doses can't be checked against research. The 60-day guarantee is what converts that uncertainty into a manageable risk: worst case, you request a refund inside the window.
Prices in this market move without notice. Every figure on this page was researched from the vendor's pages in September 2026; the checkout page always governs.
Price FAQ
Is there ever a single-bottle option?
The vendor's sales page headlines the 2, 3, and 6-bottle tiers, and the shipping policy references a one-unit shipping fee, suggesting single bottles can appear in the purchase flow. Expect the per-bottle price at that tier to be the highest of any option.
Does the price include the refund guarantee?
Every package is advertised with the 60-day money-back guarantee per the vendor's policy. Keep your ClickBank receipt email — it's your refund paperwork.
Is YU Sleep cheaper on Amazon?
There's no verified Amazon listing at all. Third-party marketplace listings for supplements like this carry counterfeit and no-guarantee risk; the official checkout is both the authentic route and the refund-covered route. See our Amazon page.
Compare live package prices
Today's bundles, any active discount, and shipping totals are shown on the official checkout.
View Current YU Sleep PackagesOfficial checkout · prices verified September 2026 · may change