Treble Health is a US company that provides tinnitus care over video with audiologists. Its main program, Tinnitus 180, costs $4,995 as a one-time payment or $416 a month for 12 months, according to its pricing page on November 6, 2026. Treble also sells a $2,495 care plan for people who already own sound therapy devices, a web app at $24 a month, and sound devices from $59.95.
People often ask us how Treble Health compares with AudioNotch, so this page lists what each Treble option costs and includes, what has been published about its results, and how it stacks up against AudioNotch at $99 a year. Treble's prices change with promotions, so check the current price before you buy.
How much does Treble Health cost?
| Option | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Tinnitus 180 Program | $4,995, or $416 a month for 12 months | Assessment, sound therapy devices and a series of telehealth sessions with a Doctor of Audiology |
| All-Access Care | $2,495 | For people who already own sound therapy devices: eight video consultations over 4 to 6 months, email and text with an audiologist, and two monthly group sessions |
| Web app | $24 a month, with a free version | Courses from psychologists and audiologists, and sound therapy |
| Day and Night Tinnitus Support Kit | $99.95 | A sound machine, a sleep headband and a 30-minute audiologist consultation |
| Sleep headband or sound machine | $59.95 or $64.95 | Devices for nighttime sound |
On the same day, Treble's Tinnitus 180 product page listed the program at $5,995 or $499 a month, so ask which price applies. Treble offers financing through Bread Pay loans from Comenity Capital Bank at 0% to 29.99% APR. On insurance, its FAQ says coverage "varies by provider and plan" and that "in some cases, hearing aid benefits may apply."
What does the Tinnitus 180 program include?
The program has three parts: a personalized assessment, sound therapy devices that Treble says are customized to your hearing profile, and a series of telehealth sessions with a Doctor of Audiology. The pricing page doesn't name the devices, so ask what you'll receive and whether they are hearing aids, sound generators or both. Since January 2026, two practices in Treble's network, in Philadelphia and Charlotte, also offer Lenire (Hearing Health Matters), the tongue-stimulation device covered in our Lenire cost and evidence review.
Does Treble Health work?
We couldn't find a single peer-reviewed study of Treble Health's program. Treble's homepage advertises an 85% success rate, and its footnote explains where that comes from: 130 people who filled in Treble's own Tinnitus Functional Index tool in 2024. That kind of number is easy to produce and hard to interpret. There's no comparison group, so you can't tell how many people would have improved anyway, and the people who answer a company's survey are often the ones who are doing well.
That's the general rule we'd suggest for any tinnitus treatment, ours included: look for a randomized trial against a real comparison group, run by people who don't sell the product.
Treble Health vs AudioNotch
| Feature | Treble Health Tinnitus 180 | AudioNotch |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $4,995, or $416 a month for 12 months | $99 a year or $29 a month |
| Format | Video sessions with an audiologist, plus sound devices | Notched sound therapy on web, iOS and Android |
| Published evidence | None found; a self-reported 85% from 130 customers | Randomized controlled trial against standard care, 65 patients, 12 months |
In a randomized controlled trial at Northwell Health, patients given AudioNotch improved significantly more over 12 months than patients given standard care. After a year the AudioNotch group's tinnitus handicap had fallen 9.6 points while the standard-care group's had risen 5.0. The trial was randomized, controlled, ran for 12 months with 65 patients, and was run and published independently by Northwell Health researchers (Sturm et al., 2026; our summary). AudioNotch prices are from the pricing page on November 6, 2026, and website purchases come with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
In summary
- Treble Health's main program costs $4,995, about 50 times a year of AudioNotch at $99.
- We found no published study of Treble's program; its 85% success rate is self-reported by 130 customers with no comparison group.
- AudioNotch has been tested by independent researchers against standard care in a randomized controlled trial, and patients given AudioNotch improved significantly more over 12 months.
- If you have hearing loss, an audiologist can test your hearing and fit hearing aids. Notched sound therapy needs only your tinnitus frequency, which the free tinnitus frequency matcher finds in your browser.
For more options, see our comparison of tinnitus apps and what tinnitus retraining therapy costs.