Turn Your Affiliate Audience Into Your Own Brand

Yes. On Karpa Health, an affiliate of a telehealth, GLP-1, or peptide brand can launch their own branded program without a medical license. Licensed providers in all 50 states prescribe, licensed compounding pharmacies fill and ship, and the affiliate owns the brand, sets the price, and keeps the revenue above medication and platform costs.

A telehealth affiliate earns a commission while the brand keeps the patient, the price, and every refill. An own-brand owner on a white-label platform like Karpa Health puts their name on the website, intake, patient portal, and emails, sets the price, and keeps the margin on each refill, in exchange for a monthly platform fee.

Usually several times more once an audience sends steady patients. Illustratively, at 10 new patients a month with 85% refilling, a $64 flat affiliate commission pays about $640 a month, while an own brand on Karpa Health netting $150 per patient pays about $8,250 a month by month 12, after its $297 platform fee and before setup costs.

No. On Karpa Health, independent licensed providers in the patient's state review every intake and make every prescribing decision, and licensed compounding pharmacies fill and ship each prescription. The brand owner runs the business and marketing and never prescribes or gives dosing advice.

Karpa Health starts at $297 a month plus a one-time implementation fee, with medication and pharmacy passed through, labs at cost, and no revenue share. LegitScript certification, which payment processors and ad platforms require, costs $3,000 through Karpa, covering all first-year fees and expedited processing. Plans are month to month.

About 30 days on Karpa Health when Karpa builds the website: about 2 weeks for the site, then LegitScript approval, typically 14 to 21 days. Affiliates can usually keep their current links live until launch, but should check their affiliate agreement for clauses on promoting competing products.

The brand owner owns the patient relationship, meaning the contact and order data for every patient. On Karpa Health, the domain, Stripe account, and LegitScript certification are in the owner's name, the website goes with them if they leave, and plans are month to month with no exit fee.

Clinical questions go to Karpa Health's licensed provider network, shipping questions go to Karpa and the pharmacy, and billing and refunds go to the brand owner through their own Stripe account.

Only peptides that licensed providers can prescribe and licensed pharmacies can legally compound. Research-use-only peptides can't be offered on Karpa Health, so onboarding checks the current catalog against what the affiliate promotes today. GLP-1 weight loss, TRT, HRT, hair loss, and compounded skin care programs are also available.

Yes. Karpa Health's affiliate program is free to join: affiliates refer patients to a Karpa partner's clinic and earn recurring payouts from eligible membership revenue. It suits audiences not yet ready for their own brand, and affiliates can launch their own brand on the same platform later.

Start an own brand if the audience sends several paying patients a month, since keeping the margin on every refill usually earns several times a commission. Stay an affiliate if it sends one or two, since an own brand carries a monthly fee and setup costs. Karpa Health supports both routes.