Nitric Boost Price: $69, $177 or $294, and What Each Package Gives You

Here is the answer in one line: Nitric Boost price starts at $69 for a single jar and steps down to $49 a jar when you take six. That one line leaves out a few details that change what you actually pay, namely shipping, the bonus guides and how many days each jar covers. We opened the order page and followed each package into the ClickBank checkout on October 28, 2026, and wrote down what was on screen. Everything below comes from that check, with the sums written out so you can test them on your phone. For the whole offer in one place, the Nitric Boost hub has it.

Nitric Boost price: the three packages on one screen

Package	You pay	Each jar	Days covered	Postage to a US address	Guides
1 jar	$69	$69	30	$9.99 on top, $78.99 in all	none
3 jars	$177	$59	90	nothing extra	two
6 jars	$294	$49	180	nothing extra	two

Each jar holds 30 servings of powder, one scoop a day, so a jar is a month. The seller’s order cards use these totals, and the checkout confirmed them, including the shipping line on the single jar.

Reading the per-jar column

Look at how the price steps down. A single jar is $69. Take three and each jar costs $59. Take six and each jar costs $49. In other words, going to the largest package brings the jar price well below the entry price, and it adds free US shipping and two extra guides. The seller recommends taking Nitric Boost consistently for three to six months, so the six-jar package is the one that matches that advice exactly.

What a single day costs

Because one scoop is one day, dividing the total by the days covered turns a package into a daily figure. These are our own sums, rounded.

Package	Per day	Per day with US shipping
1 jar	about $2.30	about $2.63
3 jars	about $1.97	about $1.97, shipping is free
6 jars	about $1.63	about $1.63, shipping is free

The one-jar line works as follows: $69 over 30 days is $2.30, and the $78.99 total over 30 days is $2.63. For three jars, $177 over 90 days is $1.97. For six jars, $294 over 180 days is $1.63. Put your own daily drink beside those figures and the six-jar number tends to look modest. Our cost guide takes that comparison further.

Where the shipping fee comes from

On the order cards the single jar carries a plus-shipping note, and the US line in the cart turns out to be $9.99. The two larger packages travel without a postage line. So the single jar is the one place where our totals include a fee. A jar can go to an address other than the one on your card, since the seller says the billing and delivery addresses may differ.

If you order from outside the US

Parcels sent abroad cost $19.99 and need 10 to 15 working days, according to the seller, and six countries are named on its shipping page. Since the wait is longer, order a little ahead of the day you want to begin.

Three ways to read the same price

A price tells a different story depending on how you slice it. By the jar, you see the ladder: $69, $59, $49. That view is quick and easy to compare. By the day, you see the habit: about $2.30, $1.97 and $1.63. That view is the fairest way to set a daily powder against any other daily purchase. By the routine, you see the commitment: $78.99 for a first month with shipping, $177 for a quarter, $294 for half a year. Most shoppers end up looking at all three. The jar price shows the pattern, the day price shows the habit and the routine total shows what leaves your account.

What the bonus guides add

Choose three jars or six and two guides arrive with the powder. The seller counts them at $147 together, or $73.50 each. We can name one of them: The Nitric Boost Blueprint, a set of tips on timing, foods and smoothie recipes. The second is another bonus guide, and we leave it unnamed. They are a pleasant extra rather than the reason to choose a package, so we would pick by days and daily cost first.

What is not on the price list

Two items fall outside the figures above. The checkout may suggest an extra add-on, which belongs to no package; leave it out and your jars and guides still arrive, and we put no price on it here. And if you ever take the refund route, the postage back to the seller is yours. A buyer who keeps the powder meets neither.

One payment, one total

According to the seller’s FAQ you pay once, with no hidden costs or subscriptions. Your card statement will list the charge as CLKBANK*NOBOOST. Before you confirm, read the total on your screen, and look at the postage line if you picked a single jar.

Which package fits which person

• You want a month to learn the routine. Take one jar, and plan for the $9.99 US shipping.
• You like the idea of a full quarter. Take three jars at $177, with free shipping and the two guides.
• You want to follow the seller’s 3 to 6 month advice. Take six jars at $294. It is the lowest price per jar, with free shipping and the guides.

Our step-by-step ordering guide shows each checkout screen, and the price page keeps the same figures in a compact layout.

Timing your decision on a larger package

One detail is easy to miss. Six jars cover 180 days, but the refund window is 60 days from your purchase, as ClickBank words it. So the decision point comes early: by the end of the second month you will have used about two jars and can judge whether the routine suits you. If it does, you carry on with the rest in the cupboard. If it does not, you send back the containers, including the unopened ones, under the guarantee. Treat the first two months as your trial and the remaining four as a reward for a good decision.

The price and the refund together

A price feels different when the door is open behind you. One 60-day money-back rule covers every package, whether the jar is used up or untouched. That turns the six-jar package into a two-month trial with a way out, and the three-jar package into the same. The details are in our discount guide, which explains why six jars is the strongest deal.

A quick sanity check on the sums

You do not need to take our arithmetic on trust. Divide each total by the number of jars to get the jar price: $177 over three is $59, $294 over six is $49. Divide each total by the days covered to get the daily figure: $177 over 90 days is about $1.97, $294 over 180 days is about $1.63. If any number in the cart disagrees with these, stop and look again before you pay.

Our pricing verdict

Nitric Boost is priced on a clear ladder, with a one-time payment and a refund promise that covers all three packages. For most readers who like the idea, six jars at $294 is the best match, three jars is a sensible middle and one jar is a fair introduction. The name on the jar is Nitric Boost Ultra, and the seller’s own cards use these three prices. The Nitric Boost overview lays out the whole offer, from ingredients to refund terms.