Head to head

OpenLoop vs Telegra

67/100OpenLoop
54/100Telegra
Who's behind itEstablished, venture-backed company ($8M and $15M Series A rounds) with a large in-house clinician network.Small team (11 to 50 employees per LeadIQ). Co-founder and CEO Jaden Walter per LinkedIn. No team listed on its site.
Your riskPricing not published. Two competitor comparison pages report an implementation fee of $6,000 to $9,000, and a 12-month initial term.Onboarding fee of $5,000 (Plus) or $10,000 (Pro). Your brand runs its own payment processor. Contract term not published.
Clinical leadershipIts own 50-state clinician network of thousands of licensed clinicians.50-state provider network. No physicians or medical director named.
Brand ownershipYour brand ("We build it. You brand it.")Your brand; white-labeled iOS and Android apps on Pro
ProductsPeptides, GLP-1s, Hormone therapy, Lab testing, Dermatology, Sexual health, Mental health, Urgent careGLP-1s, Hormone therapy, Lab testing, Sexual health, Dermatology, Supplements
Named productsGLP-1s, Sermorelin, NAD+, B-12; limited peptidesPeptides not publicly listed
StatesAll 50 states All 50 states
PharmacyNationwide 503A and 503B pharmacies3 pharmacy partners on Plus; full network plus bring-your-own pharmacy on Pro
Starting priceNot published$2,999/mo plus $5,000 onboarding
Estimated year-one costAbout $24,000 to $27,000About $41,000 (Plus)
Launch time1 to 2 weeks for most programs, per OpenLoop21 days
ComplianceLegitScript certified (2023), SOC 2 Type 1 (2024), NCQA credentialing certificationOffers LegitScript certification assistance; quarterly legal website audit on Pro
Partner toolsWhite-label website builder, intake dashboard, patient portal, EHR, reporting, API, 600+ insurance plansAdmin dashboard, patient portal, custom domains, intake, checkout, API, webhooks, async and live visits

Bottom line

OpenLoop

OpenLoop scores 13 points higher than Telegra (67/100). Best for: Digital health companies and large brands, including insurance-billed programs. Biggest strength: one of the largest and longest-running platforms. Biggest drawback: enterprise-style terms: heavy onboarding fees, 12-month contract.

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Telegra

Telegra scores 13 points lower than OpenLoop (54/100). Best for: Funded DTC telehealth brands with technical teams. Biggest strength: fully published pricing. Biggest drawback: onboarding fees of $5,000 to $10,000.

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