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And yes, everything is expensive in a F1 car. Back in the days they used 2 engines per race weekend (one even specialized on qualifying, which broke after like 6 laps). But the days of unlimited money are a thing of the past. That's why there are rules to prevent team from just using new engines and gearboxes every single race, so that it's cheaper overall and to encourage teams to build engines, which are more durable.
The gearbox is part of the engine supplier contract.