Last reviewed Oct 26, 2026. General information, not legal advice.
Employers and drivers ask us about cost every day. Here are our current prices and what makes a test cost more or less. Estimate, confirmed at booking; last updated Oct 27, 2026.
Drug and alcohol tests
| Test | Our price |
|---|---|
| Non-DOT urine, 5-panel | $49 |
| Non-DOT urine, 10-panel | $69 |
| DOT urine drug test | $69 |
| Hair test, 5-panel | $129 |
| DOT breath alcohol test | $55 |
| Observed collection add-on | $20 |
DOT urine and DOT breath alcohol tests are not yet available. They start once our collector and technician qualifications are complete. Non-DOT tests are available now.
Programs and compliance
| Service | Our price |
|---|---|
| Random consortium, owner-operator | $129/yr |
| Consortium with all randoms included | $179/yr |
| Clearinghouse query service | $35 |
| MVR report | $25 |
| DOT physical | from $99 |
What changes the price
- The type of test. Hair tests cost more than urine tests because the lab work costs more.
- The panel. A 10-panel looks for more drugs than a 5-panel.
- Observed collections, which are required in some situations.
- Mobile collections at your site have a call-out fee.
- Volume. Companies with an account can ask about account pricing.
Who pays?
Usually the employer pays for tests it requires. If your employer sent you, ask them, or tell us the company name so we can check.
See the full price list.