The best telehealth platform for a supplement brand offers the prescription programs that match your product line, sends patient payments to your own account, keeps medical intake out of your store, and doesn’t take a growing share of revenue. This guide compares the white-label platforms supplement and wellness brands most often consider, using each platform’s published pricing.
Disclosure: Karpa Health publishes this guide and is listed first. The order reflects our judgment of fit for supplement brands, and every competitor figure comes from that platform’s own published materials, checked in October 2026. Prices change, so confirm on each site before you decide.
How We Compared Platforms for Supplement Brands
A supplement brand adding prescriptions has different needs from a clinic. It already has customers, a store and a marketing team, and it needs the clinical side done for it. We compared platforms on five things:
- Program match. Whether the platform offers the prescription programs closest to your supplement lines.
- Cost and revenue share. Published monthly and setup fees, and whether the platform takes a percentage of each payment.
- Who gets paid. Whether patient payments settle to your account and you set the price.
- Data separation. Whether intake and patient records live in the platform, outside your store, email and ad tools.
- Build and launch. Whether the platform builds the program website, and how long launch takes.
Quick Comparison
| Platform | Published platform cost | Revenue share | Payments to your account |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karpa Health | $297/mo + one-time implementation fee | None | Yes, your own Stripe |
| Remedora | From $200/mo | None (vendor-stated) | Not published |
| Fuse Health | DIY: $0 upfront, $499/mo once live | 3% (DIY), 2% (Growth, Partner) | Not published |
| Rimo Health | From $2,500/mo | None | Yes |
| White Label MD | No upfront fees | Yes, rate not published | Not published |
| CareValidate | Not published | 3.7% all-in payment processing | Not published |
| Bask Health | Not published | Not published | Not published |
Karpa Health: Best for Matching Several Supplement Lines
Karpa offers eight programs on one platform, which covers most supplement lines: GLP-1 weight loss, TRT, HRT, sexual health, hair loss, compounded skin care, peptide therapy and diagnostic labs. Karpa builds the program website, intake forms and patient portal. Independent licensed providers in all 50 states review every intake, and licensed compounding pharmacies ship to the patient.
- Cost: $297 a month plus a one-time implementation fee, month to month, with no revenue share. Medication, shipping and consults are passed through: Karpa’s example for a 3-month semaglutide plan is $162 for medication, $30 for shipping and $30 for the consult.
- Revenue: Patient payments settle to your own Stripe account, and you set the price.
- Data: Intake and patient records stay in Karpa’s system, and Karpa signs a business associate agreement with every partner. You keep contact and order data for your patients.
- Launch: About 30 days when Karpa builds the website, including LegitScript certification at $3,000 through Karpa. About 7 days with your own program website and certification.
- Trade-offs: You can’t use your own prescribers or pharmacy today, and the implementation fee is quoted on a call.
Remedora: Lowest Published Fee
Remedora bundles a branded storefront, intake, a 50-state doctor network, pharmacy and payments from $200 a month, with no per-patient surcharge and no revenue share, according to Remedora. It lists GLP-1 but no peptide program, it doesn’t publish whether partners are merchant of record, and you can’t bring your own providers or pharmacy. See Karpa vs. Remedora.
Fuse Health: Best for $0 Upfront
Fuse Health targets e-commerce brands, coaches and wellness brands with peptide and GLP-1 programs. Its DIY plan is $0 upfront and $499 a month once live, plus 3% of each patient payment. Growth is $5,600 upfront, then $699 a month plus 2%. The fee is small at launch and grows with the program. See Karpa vs. Fuse Health.
Rimo Health: Best Flat Fee for Larger Brands
Rimo Health charges a flat platform fee from $2,500 a month, with no setup fee and no revenue share, and quotes about two weeks to launch. Consultation fees and card processing are billed separately. It fits a brand that expects enough volume to spread that fixed cost. See Karpa vs. Rimo Health.
White Label MD, CareValidate and Bask Health
- White Label MD builds a branded storefront with GLP-1, peptide, TRT, HRT and other programs, with no upfront fees and medication at zero markup. It runs on a revenue share it doesn’t publish. See Karpa vs. White Label MD.
- CareValidate targets consumer brands, with GLP-1 and peptide verticals and a 50-state provider network. Platform pricing is quoted on a call, and payment processing is 3.7% all-in. See Karpa vs. CareValidate.
- Bask Health is DTC telehealth and e-commerce software. You bring your own doctor group or use Bask’s at a per-visit fee. Subscription prices aren’t published. See Karpa vs. Bask Health.
How to Choose
- Match programs first. Pick a platform that offers the prescription version of your best-selling supplement line, and the next one you’d add.
- Model the fee at scale. At $15,000 a month in patient payments, a 3% fee adds $450 a month. At $60,000, it adds $1,800.
- Get payments and data terms in writing. Ask whose Stripe or merchant account the money lands in, and where intake answers are stored.
- Keep your claims separate. Supplement pages stay with structure/function claims, and prescription pages stay free of outcome promises. Our supplement brand telehealth guide covers the rules, the costs and the launch steps.
