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Online Doctor Services in Ireland Compared — Prices and Hours

What a consultation costs, when you can book and who runs each service — five online doctor services for Ireland, side by side.

IMC-registered Online DoctorsSame-day appointmentsVideo or phoneAll of Ireland

Five online doctor services that treat patients in Ireland, side by side. DoxOnCall runs this page, so we have kept to facts each service publishes on its own website, dated below — including where another service is cheaper.

Prices and hours at a glance

Service	Standard consultation	Evenings & weekends	Published hours	App	Company
DoxOnCall (this site)	€34.99	€34.99 — same price	Every day 07:00–23:30	iOS & Android	IE HEALTHNOW LIMITED, Ireland
Webdoctor	€39–€49 weekday daytime	€59 (bank holidays €69)	Mon–Fri 08:00–22:00 · Sat–Sun 10:00–18:00	iOS & Android	Webdoctor Limited, Ireland
Dr.Online	From €45	From €45	Not stated	Browser only	Dr Online Inc, Delaware, USA
DocOnline	From €39.99	From €39.99	7 days 07:00–23:00	None listed	Not shown on its website
Doxonline	Several prices shown, from €20 to €50.99	Not stated separately	"7 days, including evenings" — exact hours not published	None listed	Not shown on its website

Figures read on each service's own website on 3 October 2026. Prices and hours change — check the source before you book.

Cheaper options for some needs

Repeat treatment without a call: Webdoctor and Dr.Online both offer €25 online questionnaires for some treatments. DoxOnCall always has a doctor speak with you first.
Refill consultations: Dr.Online lists a treatment refill consultation from €29.
Lowest advertised price: Doxonline advertises consultations from €20, although other prices on its site range up to €50.99.

How to choose an online doctor in Ireland

Check the doctor's registration. Every doctor who treats you in Ireland must be on the Irish Medical Council register — you can search it at medicalcouncil.ie.
Check the price at the time you need care. Some services charge more in the evening or at weekends.
Check what a follow-up costs. DoxOnCall's follow-up review is €24.99; some services charge a second full consultation.
Check who you are dealing with. A named company and registration number tell you who holds your medical records.
Know the limits of online care. For chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, signs of stroke or heavy bleeding, call 999 or 112.

Detailed comparisons

Three things to compare

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The price when you need it

Evening and weekend prices differ more than weekday ones.

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IMC registration

Every doctor treating you in Ireland must be on the Medical Council register.

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Who runs it

A named company tells you who holds your records.

Frequently asked

What is the cheapest online doctor in Ireland?

It depends on what you need and when. Doxonline advertises consultations from €20, but its site also shows prices up to €50.99. For a standard consultation at any time of the week, DoxOnCall charges €34.99, and its price does not rise in the evening or at weekends. For some repeat treatments, Webdoctor and Dr.Online offer €25 questionnaires without a call (checked 3 October 2026).

Are online doctors in Ireland properly registered?

Every service on this page says its doctors are registered with the Irish Medical Council. You can check any individual doctor on the Medical Council's public register.

Which online doctor is open latest?

Of the published hours we found, DoxOnCall runs latest: 07:00–23:30 every day. DocOnline runs until 23:00 every day; Webdoctor until 22:00 on weekdays and 18:00 at weekends.

Who wrote this comparison?

DoxOnCall did. To keep it fair, every figure for another service comes from that service's own website on the date shown, and we say where another service is cheaper.

Book with DoxOnCall

Video or phone consultation with an IMC-registered Online Doctor — €34.99, seven days a week.