Spartamax Price: Cost per Bottle, Cost per Day, and What You Actually Get

Spartamax costs between $49 and $79 per bottle depending on how many you buy at once. That range hides a lot: a $30 per-bottle gap between the single and the six-pack, shipping that applies only to one option, and an exit offer that quietly beats the advertised 3-pack. Here is the complete pricing picture, with per-day costs and a frank view of whether the formula justifies the price.

Current Spartamax pricing

Vendor claim Figures below are from the vendor's checkout on September 17, 2026. They've been stable across our checks, but ClickBank vendors can change pricing at any time; the order summary is the binding number.

1 bottle

30 gummies · about 30 days

$69/bottle

• $69 total
• + $9.99 US shipping
• No digital bonuses

$2.63 per day incl. shipping

3 bottles

90 gummies · about 90 days

$59/bottle

• $177 total
• Free US shipping
• 2 digital bonuses included

$1.97 per day

6 bottles

180 gummies · about 180 days

$49/bottle

• $294 total
• Free US shipping
• 2 digital bonuses included

$1.63 per day

Prices recorded from the vendor checkout page on September 17, 2026. Vendor pricing can change; the checkout page shows the live figure.

Cost per bottle, per day, and per 90 days

Since the ingredient research suggests an 8–12 week trial is the minimum meaningful test, the useful comparison is the cost of a 90-day supply, not one bottle.

Editorial Two takeaways. Buying single bottles repeatedly is the worst decision on the page: three of them cost $60 more than the 3-pack for the same product. And the exit offer, if you encounter it, is the best per-bottle price for a first order, undercutting the standard 3-pack by $39. We'd never suggest gaming a checkout, but it's worth knowing the offer exists before you pay $177. We explain how it's triggered in the exit offer guide.

Does the price make sense for the formula?

This is the harder question. Here's how Spartamax's per-day cost compares to buying the same ingredients individually at research-backed doses.

Editorial On price alone, Spartamax at $49–$59 a month sits at the low end of what a fully dosed DIY stack costs. The catch is that a DIY stack delivers known, research-level doses; Spartamax almost certainly delivers less of each ingredient, because a 2–4 gram gummy can't hold 3 grams of maca plus 6 grams of citrulline plus everything else. So you're paying for convenience and a broad formula, not for clinical dosing. Whether that trade is worth $1.63–$1.97 a day is a personal call. For a man who knows he won't take five separate products, it may be. For someone who wants maximum evidence per dollar, it isn't.

Discounts, coupons, and "sale" prices

Vendor claim The vendor shows crossed-out "regular" prices of $197 per bottle (1-pack), $447 (3-pack) and $894 (6-pack), suggesting savings of $128 to $600.

Editorial We've found no evidence Spartamax has ever sold at those prices. They're anchors, a standard sales-page technique. The real "discount" is the volume tiering, which is baked in and always available. We've also seen no functioning coupon code, and the ClickBank checkout we reviewed had no code field. Any site promising a secret code is almost certainly sending you to standard pricing.

Hidden costs and what's included

• Shipping: $9.99 on the single bottle in the US; free on 3- and 6-packs. International orders pay shipping regardless of size; the fee is shown at checkout.
• Taxes: Sales tax may be added at checkout depending on your state. ClickBank calculates it on the order page.
• Bonuses: Two digital PDFs with 3- and 6-bottle orders. We describe them in the bonus guide; treat them as a nice-to-have rather than a reason to upgrade.
• Return shipping: If you use the guarantee, you pay to ship bottles back to Colorado. Budget $8–$15.
• Subscriptions: None in the checkout we reviewed.

How Spartamax pricing compares with similar products

Most direct-to-consumer male vitality supplements sold through the same channel land between $49 and $79 per bottle with identical tiering (roughly $69 / $59 / $49). Spartamax is squarely in the middle of that pack; it isn't a bargain or a premium outlier. What sets it apart in price terms is the 365-day refund window, which is longer than the 60–180 days most competitors offer, and the gummy format, which is rarer in this category. Details on the guarantee page.

Price in context: what comparable products cost

Whether $49–69 per month is expensive depends on the comparison. Against single-ingredient products with disclosed doses, Spartamax is on the high side per milligram of active ingredient (unknowable exactly, but the gummy format guarantees modest amounts). Against other multi-ingredient male vitality supplements sold through the same direct-response channel, it's squarely typical: $49–79 per bottle with the same 1/3/6 package structure is the category norm. Against a telehealth prescription for generic sildenafil or tadalafil, it's more expensive per month for a less reliable effect, though the two aren't really substitutes.

Where the money goes

Understanding the pricing structure explains why coupons don't exist. In a ClickBank direct-response model, a large share of the sale price (commonly 50–75%) goes to the affiliate who referred the buyer. The vendor's remaining margin covers the product cost (gummies are inexpensive to manufacture at scale), fulfillment, payment processing, refunds, and profit. The high affiliate share is why the vendor can't discount much: cutting the price means cutting commissions, which means affiliates stop promoting. It's also why the "regular price $99" anchoring appears; the headline discount is the marketing, not a coupon you're missing.

Cost per day, all packages

The clearest way to compare packages is daily cost, delivered:

• 1 bottle: $78.99 delivered, 30 days, $2.63/day
• 3 bottles: $177 delivered, 90 days, $1.97/day
• 3 bottles via exit offer (if shown): $138 delivered, 90 days, $1.53/day
• 6 bottles: $294 delivered, 180 days, $1.63/day

The exit offer, when available, is the cheapest per day. Otherwise the 6-pack wins on daily cost but requires committing $294 to a product you haven't tried. The 3-pack at $1.97/day is the reasonable first order for most men. Our package comparison goes deeper into break-even math against the refund window.

Price changes and how to check

ClickBank vendors adjust pricing periodically, usually by changing the sales page rather than announcing anything. The figures on this page reflect our last check on the date shown at the top. If the vendor's page shows different prices when you visit, the vendor's page is correct and ours is out of date; please let us know and we'll update it. Prices are set at checkout in US dollars regardless of where you order from; international buyers pay the same product price plus a shipping fee and any local import charges, covered on our shipping page.

Sales tax

ClickBank collects sales tax on physical products shipped to states where it has nexus, which is most US states. The amount appears in the order summary before you confirm and varies by state; it can add $3–6 to a $69 bottle. It isn't included in the prices quoted on the sales page or here.

Is there ever a reason to pay the single-bottle price?

Rarely. The $78.99 delivered cost for 30 gummies is the worst value in the lineup and 30 days isn't long enough to judge ingredients that work over 8–12 weeks. The one scenario where it makes sense: you want to confirm you tolerate the product (no GI upset, no blood pressure dip, no allergic reaction to the gummy base) before committing to a larger order, and you're willing to pay a premium for that caution. Even then, the 3-pack with the 60-day ClickBank refund achieves the same thing at lower risk, because you can return it if week one goes badly. Men on medication who want a tolerance check should discuss it with a pharmacist first anyway; the single bottle isn't a substitute for that conversation.

Price history and what to expect

ClickBank vendors in this category rarely lower base prices; the $69/$59/$49 tiering has been stable across the offers we've tracked, and the anchoring "regular price" figure is a fixture rather than a real historical price. What does vary is the exit offer (present or absent, and occasionally a different bundle) and the bonus inventory. If you're waiting for a sale, you're likely waiting for nothing. The realistic ways to pay less are the 6-pack rate on a reorder after a successful trial, or the exit offer if it appears. Our exit offer analysis explains how to see it and what to watch for.

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