Independent · every OTC brand · not one company’s catalog
Every OTC hearing aid, compared honestly — matched to you.
Brand quizzes only ever recommend their own three models. Review sites rank the same list for everyone. HearMatch takes your budget, hearing needs, and lifestyle and matches them across the entire market.
How the match works
1. Tell us what matters
Budget, hearing needs, lifestyle
A few short questions — no sign-up, no sales call, no audiologist visit required to get started.
2. We check the whole market
Every brand, same criteria
Price, fit type, battery life, trial length, real owner feedback, and where professional assessments and consumer satisfaction actually disagree.
3. You get a ranked match
With the reasoning shown
See exactly why a device ranked where it did, including its effective cost after HSA/FSA tax savings.
Most buyers don’t know this
Hearing aids are a qualified HSA/FSA expense — OTC included.
Under IRS Publication 502, most purchases need no special approval. A $2,000 device can carry an effective cost closer to $1,560 after tax savings, depending on your bracket. No competitor surfaces this as part of the recommendation — we build it into the match itself.
Why trust this over a brand’s own quiz
We show you the disagreements
When an audiologist’s assessment and real owner satisfaction pull in different directions on the same device, we track and surface that tension instead of picking a side for you.
We disclose who owns what
Some brands that read as independent competitors are commonly owned by the same parent company. We say so plainly, every time it’s relevant to a comparison.
We don’t guess at coverage
Medicare Advantage hearing coverage depends on your specific plan, not the brand. We point you to Medicare’s own Plan Finder rather than asserting coverage we can’t verify.
HearMatch is not a substitute for a professional hearing evaluation. Some links on this site are affiliate links; see our affiliate disclosure for details.
The full matching tool is almost ready
Leave your email and we’ll let you know the moment it launches — and, if you end up trying a device through us, we’ll check back in a few months to ask how it’s actually going. Most hearing aids end up in a drawer after the trial period; we’d like to be the one place that actually tracks that.