DispenseFlow
Best for: A founder launching a cash-pay prescription brand who wants the storefront, intake, providers, pharmacy and payments wired together and the price printed on the page.
Published. $99/mo Starter, $299/mo White Label. No platform fee on orders, no per-order or per-prescription fee, month to month.
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OpenLoop
Best for: Organisations delivering enterprise virtual care who need an EHR, synchronous video across specialties, a patient mobile app and insurance billing with revenue cycle management.
Pricing is not published. OpenLoop's FAQ: "Pricing and cost varies based on the services you are looking to add to your business. For information on pricing and cost, reach out to one of our sales team members."
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Bask Health
Best for: Teams who want an established DTC telehealth platform and are comfortable agreeing price in a sales conversation.
Three tiers on bask.health/plans: Start-up "for small to medium size businesses", Enterprise "for larger businesses", Custom "fully tailored". No dollar amounts, per-order fees or revenue share are published.
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CareValidate
Best for: Buyers whose requirement starts with compliance, verification and screening workflows rather than with selling a treatment online.
No pricing, per-order fees, setup or implementation fees are published on carevalidate.com. Cost is set through a sales conversation.
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Rimo Health
Best for: Teams who want a telehealth infrastructure layer to build their own experience on top of, with engineering capacity to do it.
Model published, price not: "No revenue share and no percentage-of-sales platform fee." Growth (most popular), Plus and Enterprise are listed without dollar amounts; Enterprise is contact-sales.
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