You bring the audience and the name. We supply the storefront, the automation, the customer support, access to an independent board-certified physician network, and coordination with licensed 503A compounding pharmacies.
Plus a 3.9% merchant service fee. No build fee, no setup cost.
Provider coverage subject to licensure and state law.
Clinical, pharmacy, fulfillment or customer service staff for you to hire.
Clinical decisions rest solely with the independent licensed provider. Prescription approval is never guaranteed.
Six steps. You own the first two. Licensed independent parties own the rest — and that separation is the point, not a limitation.
Your content, your audience, your offer.
Branded site, intake and checkout.
Health questionnaire and identity check.
Independent clinician evaluates and prescribes when appropriate.
Compounded and shipped in 24–48 hours.
Our support team handles the relationship.
You create content and drive traffic. Every other function of a telehealth company already exists and gets pointed at your brand. Most people who try this alone stall on one of the four — usually the pharmacy relationship, almost always the support load once orders start arriving.
You get a working commerce and engagement stack on day one, configured to your brand, without hiring a developer or stitching together six subscriptions.
Trained non-clinical staff answer your customers as your brand — order status, billing, shipping, account changes. Anything clinical routes straight to the prescribing physician.
Access to an established network of independently licensed, board-certified physicians who evaluate your customers and exercise their own clinical judgment.
Coordination with licensed 503A compounding pharmacies that dispense patient-specific prescriptions and ship directly to your customer, typically within 24 to 48 hours of the prescription being issued.
You choose the name, the positioning, the price points and the product mix.
We are the infrastructure underneath. Most operators never mention us to a customer, and that is exactly how it should work.
Different names, different catalogues, different audiences — the same platform underneath.
Built entirely around one audience, with twelve therapies covering everything that audience asks for. LegitScript sealed, strong photography, a 60-day guarantee up front. The shape to copy if your following is heavily male.
Split by audience rather than by condition, with more than twenty treatments across both. The right shape when your following is mixed and you want every visitor to find something relevant on the first screen.
Deliberately narrow — weight loss and anti-aging only, with warm, human-centred positioning and price transparency up front. Proof that a tight catalogue converts when the brand voice is clear.
One category, one message: GLP-1 treatment at a lower price than the category norm. The leanest build of the four and the fastest to launch — a good template if your audience is already asking for one specific thing.
No development work on your side. The longest step is usually deciding what to call it.
We look at your audience, your category and what you want to sell. Not every offer is a fit, and we would rather say so on the first call.
You choose the name and design direction. Together we set the product catalog, pricing and subscription structure.
We stand up your storefront, load the catalog, configure intake and connect the physician and pharmacy routing.
You drive traffic. Orders flow through intake to an independent provider, and approved prescriptions to a licensed pharmacy.
Add products, expand states, tune retention. Support and fulfillment capacity grows without you hiring for it.
Telehealth businesses fail on compliance more often than on marketing. The structure below is not decoration — it is what keeps the model durable when a regulator, a payment processor or an advertising platform takes a closer look.
Independent licensed clinicians decide what is appropriate. Neither you nor we direct, override or influence that decision.
Nobody may promise a customer that they will receive a prescription. Providers decline, and marketing that implies otherwise is a liability.
Licensed 503A pharmacies control sourcing, compounding and dispensing. You never hold, handle or ship medication.
Your role is brand, audience and education. Support is trained never to give clinical advice, and to route those questions to the physician.
No. You operate a non-clinical brand. All medical evaluation, prescribing and dispensing is performed by independently licensed providers and pharmacies. You cannot give medical advice, and support staff are trained to route clinical questions to the provider.
The catalog depends on what independent providers are willing to prescribe and what licensed 503A pharmacies can lawfully compound in a given state. That varies by formulation and changes over time. We will walk through what is currently available for your category on the first call rather than promise a list here.
They are informed clearly, not charged for medication, and where appropriate pointed toward other services you offer. Declines are a normal part of the model. A platform reporting a near-100% approval rate should worry you.
Once a provider issues a prescription, the pharmacy typically compounds and ships within 24 to 48 hours, direct to the customer's address with tracking under your brand. The clock starts at the prescription, not at checkout — intake and provider review happen first, and a provider may decline. Cold-chain formulations and some state requirements can add time.
Days rather than weeks once the agreement is signed and the brand direction is settled. The build is not the bottleneck; naming and catalog decisions usually are.
A 30-minute call covering the software, the support model and what your category can realistically support. No obligation, and we will tell you if it is not a fit.
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