JellyBoost Official Pricing: What the Maker Charges Direct
Transcribed from the maker's order page and re-checked in August 2026. These are the only three packages the official JellyBoost channel sells, and the only three totals a real checkout will ever quote. The list rate before discounts is $179 a bottle; nobody actually pays it.
2 bottles
Two 30-gummy bottles
$79 / bottle
$358 $158 total Save $200
Plus $9.99 US shipping · 60-day money-back window
Order this pack - official checkoutMost picked on the maker's page
3 bottles
Three 30-gummy bottles
$69 / bottle
$537 $207 total Save $330
Free US shipping · 60-day money-back window
Order this pack - official checkoutLowest cost per gummy
6 bottles
Six 30-gummy bottles
$49 / bottle
$1074 $294 total Save $780
Free US shipping · 60-day money-back window
Order this pack - official checkoutReading the three rates like the desk does
The maker prices for commitment. The 2-bottle pack exists for skeptics: $79 a bottle, $158 up front, plus the only shipping fee ($9.99) on the menu. The 3-pack drops the rate to $69, waives shipping, and is the pack the order page itself flags as most popular. The 6-pack is the arithmetic winner at $49 - a 38 percent discount against the 2-pack rate - which matters for a JellyBoost gummy whose plausible effects build over one to two months of daily use, as the research notes lay out.
JellyBoost runs no subscriptions and no hidden rebills from its order page: each pack is a one-time charge. If a checkout tries to enroll you in a monthly plan, you are not on the maker's page.
The guarantee attaches at this checkout only
Every rate above carries the 60-day money-back window, counted from the day the order arrives. It is a direct-channel term: buy JellyBoost through the maker and the window holds even on opened bottles; buy from a marketplace listing and no window exists at all. The step-by-step refund routine lives in the guarantee file.
Price integrity is a verification tool
Because the official rates never wobble, they double as a test: any JellyBoost storefront quoting $39, throwing a “72-hour clearance,” or stacking coupon codes has told you what it is. Run the six checks before paying anyone, and get back to the home bulletin for the standing verdict.