For Gen3 and newer rings, Oura's US membership terms list US$5.99 monthly or US$69.99 annually before applicable tax, with an included month for new members. Hardware is a separate purchase. Without membership, access is limited, including the three daily scores; Oura also documents data export, so restricted app views should not be described as complete data lock-in.
For the cited Silver Ring 4 listing, the displayed dollar hardware price is $349. Pairing it with the published US annual membership gives a $418.99 hardware-plus-one-annual-term subtotal before tax and optional extras; this is not a checkout receipt. Start with that selected finish and the sizing kit if overnight sensing is the reason to buy. If you only want to record bedtime and how rested you feel, a manual diary answers that narrower question without a sensor purchase. Neither option is an accuracy-tested winner in this review.
If a watch already provides the sleep trends you use, identify what buying a ring would change: overnight wearing preference, charging interruptions and the additional hardware and membership cost. The published dimensions help compare the form factor, but this review does not establish better comfort or more accurate sleep measurement than your watch.
Compare with WHOOP:WHOOP presents training Strain, Recovery and Sleep through a screenless band, while this Oura review focuses on overnight ring measurements, model fit and membership access. Pick the questions you need answered before comparing subscription totals. Neither provider's readiness or sleep score has been accuracy-tested in these articles.
Captured public states
Oura Ring 4 public size-selector result.