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Sunnyside Review 2026: A Mindful-Drinking App, Not a Clinic

We reviewed Sunnyside's alcohol moderation app on price, tracking, and the difference between coaching and clinical treatment.

The TeleRanked Editors·Updated June 7, 2026

Quick answer

Sunnyside earns 3.9/5 in our independent review. A low-cost moderation coach for drinkers who want tracking, not a clinical program. It is cash-pay, with pricing from $8.75 to $12/mo (meds add $99/mo).

TeleRanked score
★★★★★3.9
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Bottom line: A low-cost moderation coach for drinkers who want tracking, not a clinical program.

Clinical quality
3.9
Value for money
3.9
Public sentiment
3.7
Access & fulfillment
3.9
Support & experience
3.9
Transparency
3.9
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Pros

  • Affordable moderation app, free trial
  • High App Store rating, strong habit tracking
  • Optional telehealth naltrexone add-on

Cons

  • Recurring billing and post-cancellation charge complaints
  • Persistent automated texts even after opting out
  • Coaching app, not a clinical treatment provider

What is Sunnyside?

Sunnyside is a cash-pay mindful-drinking app that combines habit tracking and text-based coaching to help users cut back on alcohol. Founded in 2020 and based in San Francisco, it is a coaching app rather than a clinical treatment provider.

Pricing

Sunnyside costs roughly $8.75 to $12 per month and offers a free trial. An optional telehealth naltrexone add-on costs about $99 per month for those who want medication.

Strengths and complaints

Sunnyside earns high App Store ratings for its tracking and habit-building tools. But its Trustpilot score is 3.8 out of 5, with recurring complaints about surprise charges after cancellation and persistent automated texts even after opting out.

Who it is best for

Sunnyside is best for drinkers who want to moderate rather than quit and value low-cost tracking and coaching. It is not a clinical program, so people who need medication-assisted treatment should look at a licensed provider.

Sunnyside FAQ

Is Sunnyside legit?+

Sunnyside is a legitimate moderation-tracking app with strong App Store ratings, but it is a coaching tool, not a clinical treatment provider. Billing complaints are common.

How much does Sunnyside cost?+

About $8.75 to $12 per month with a free trial. An optional telehealth naltrexone add-on runs about $99 per month.

Is Sunnyside a treatment program?+

No. Sunnyside is a mindful-drinking coaching and tracking app. For medication-assisted alcohol treatment, a licensed clinical provider is a better fit.

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