63/100

Ranked #4 of 10

Karpa Health

Low-cost white-label platform for cash-pay telehealth.

Last verified 2026-10-31

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Score breakdown

  • Team and clinical leadership6 / 15
  • Risk to your business6 / 15
  • Product range12 / 15
  • Ongoing cost8 / 10
  • Brand ownership10 / 10
  • Compliance transparency6 / 10
  • Partner tools10 / 10
  • Speed to launch3 / 5
  • Track record2 / 10

Total: 63 / 100. How we score

Overview

Low-cost white-label platform for cash-pay telehealth.

Best for: Entrepreneurs and creators launching a first telehealth brand

Who's behind it

Team
Founded in 2026. Two co-founders (Chad Heidt and Aly Mirza) listed, with no other team named. Address not listed beyond Tampa, FL.
Clinical leadership
No physicians or medical director named. Clinician names on its site are labeled as illustrative examples.

Business risk

One-time implementation fee (amount not published). Your business is merchant of record through its own Stripe account.

Products, pricing and compliance

Products
Peptides, GLP-1s, Hormone therapy, Lab testing, Hair loss, Sexual health, Skin care
Named products
Sermorelin, NAD+, compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide
States
All 50 states
Pharmacy
LegitScript-certified pharmacy partners (not named); no bring-your-own pharmacy
Brand ownership
Your brand and domain
Pricing
Launch $297/mo plus a one-time implementation fee (amount not published). Higher tiers quoted on a call.
Starting price
$297/mo plus implementation fee
Estimated year-one cost
About $3,600 plus implementation fee
Compliance
LegitScript Certified Healthcare Merchant; SOC 2 not mentioned
Reviews
G2 5.0 (5 reviews), Capterra 5.0 (6 reviews, 2 vendor-referred)

Launch time and partner tools

Launch time
About 7 days with an existing site; about 30 days if Karpa builds it
Partner tools
Website and checkout, intake with ID verification, patient portal, EMR, admin dashboard, API and webhooks

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Low published monthly price
  • LegitScript certified
  • API included on every plan

Cons

  • Brand new (2026), with minimal team and no named clinicians
  • Implementation fee not published, and your business is merchant of record
  • Pharmacies not named

Notable news

Launched in 2026

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